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The role of HPV E7 in maintenance of cell transformation

2019-01-01

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A hallmark feature of cervical cancers caused by the Human Papillomavirus is the continued and high-level expression of viral oncoproteins. These viral oncoproteins play a significant role in induction of malignancy by targeting several critical cell control pathways. One of the potentially important elements in this process is phosphorylation of E7 by Casein Kinase II (CKII) which induces S-phase entry and modula...

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Literature Corpus work: 441898ed-de94-5035-aa4a-6307ae42261e
DOI: 10.21954/ou.ro.00010bfd

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