In AASLD data presented by Dr. Jacobson showed that patients with the Q80K polymorphism in cohort 1 had an SVR12 of 89% compared with 100% of those without Q80K. In cohort 2, this subgroup had SVR4=91% compared with 100% of those without Q80K. So, not bad at all but still patients with Q80K didn't do as good as those without it.
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