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Simultaneous in situ genotyping and phenotyping of human papillomavirus cervical lesions: comparative sensitivity and specificity.

Journal of clinical pathology - 1 Feb 1991

Graham A K, Herrington C S, McGee J O

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The sensitivity and specificity of immunocytochemistry were compared with those of non-isotopic in situ hybridisation (NISH) for the direct detection of human papillomaviruses in biopsy specimens. Four monoclonal antibodies raised to the capsid protein of HPV16 were less specific than NISH: all four reacted with lesions containing HPV33, and HPV18. Absolute discrimination of HPV types, therefore, was not possible...

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PMID: 1650798
DOI: 10.1136/jcp.44.2.96
PMCID: PMC496967

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