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Systematic analysis of human oncogenic viruses in colon cancer revealed EBV latency in lymphoid infiltrates

3 Jun 2014

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BACKGROUND: Environmental factors may play a role in colon cancer. In this view, several studies investigated tumor samples for the presence of various viral DNA with conflicting results. FINDINGS: We undertook a systematic DNA analysis of 44 consecutive, prospectively collected primary tumor samples by real time and qualitative PCR for viruses of known or potential oncogenic role in humans, including...

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PMID: 24936208
DOI: 10.1186/1750-9378-9-18

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