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The Differentiation-Specific Factor CDP/Cut Represses Transcription and Replication of Human Papillomaviruses through a Conserved Silencing Element

1 Jan 2000

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The life cycles of human papillomaviruses (HPVs) are intimately linked to the differentiation program of infected stratified epithelia, with both viral gene expression and replication being maintained at low levels in undifferentiated basal cells and increased upon host cell differentiation. We recently identified, in HPV-16, a negative regulatory element between the epithelial-cell-specific enhancer and the E6...

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PMID: 10590129
DOI: 10.1128/jvi.74.1.401-410.2000

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