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Cooperation between papillomavirus and chemical cofactors in oncogenesis.

Critical reviews in oncogenesis - 1 Jan 1993

Jackson M E, Campo M S, Gaukroger J M

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Papillomaviruses have been identified as causative agents of squamous cell carcinoma in humans and other mammals, and several papillomavirus-encoded proteins have been found to possess transforming activity. However, papillomavirus infection per se appears insufficient to elicit carcinomas in the majority of cases, and other agents have been implicated as cofactors. This review presents epidemiological studies...

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