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Papillomavirus-Associated Cutaneous Neoplasia in Mammals

31 Dec 2009

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For humans, strong evidence indicates that some mucosal papillomavirus (PV) types cause genital and oral neoplasia, and weaker evidence suggests that some cutaneous PVs may cause cutaneous squamous cell carcinomas (SCC). For nonhuman species, strong evidence supports a causal role of PVs in the development of feline and equine sarcoids. Likewise, PVs are believed to cause cutaneous SCCs in rabbits, western barred...

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PMID: 20106770
DOI: 10.1177/0300985809358604

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