Papillomavirus Life Cycle Organization and Biomarker Selection

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Human papillomaviruses (HPVs) are a diverse group of viruses that cause epithelial lesions of varying severity. Of the 100 or so types that have been identified, around 40 can infect the cervix, with a subset of these causing lesions that can progress to high-grade neoplasia and cervical cancer. These high-risk types are prevalent in the general population, and can predispose to the development of cancer in women...

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