All of the following are seen in active chronic hepatitis B except -
Hepatitis B core antigen Hepatitis B core antigen (HBcAg) is not found in the blood, but antibody to it (anti-HBc) appears early in the illness and rapidly reaches a high titre, which subsides gradually but then persists. Anti-HBc is initially of IgM type, with IgG antibody appearing later. Anti-HBc (IgM) can sometimes reveal an acute HBV infection when the HBsAg has disappeared and before anti-HBs has developed . Ref Davidson edition23rd pg874
IgM against core antigen
Total core antibody
HbeAg
HbsAg
G.I.T