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DNA methyltransferases in virus‐associated cancers

3 Dec 2018

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Human tumor viruses are either casually linked or contribute in the development of human cancers. Viruses can stimulate oncogenesis through affecting diverse biological pathways in human cells. Growing data have demonstrated frequent involvement of one of the most characteristic parts of cellular epigenetic machinery, DNA methylation, in the oncogenesis. DNA methylation of cellular genes is catalyzed by DNA...

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PMID: 30511446
DOI: 10.1002/rmv.2022

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