ABSTRACT
Human papillomaviruses (HPVs) play a central role in the etiology of cervical neoplasia. Different studies have indicated
that viral persistence and the development of high - grade lesions and invasive carcinoma are closely associated with
the presence of HPV 16 and in some studies with specific HPV 16 variants. Sequence analysis of the HPV 16 E6, L I ,
L2 and URR demonstrated that HPV 16 variants form five major phylogenetic clusters, the distribution of which varies
geographically. These are classified as European (E), Asian (As), Asian-American (AA), African -1 (Af 1) and African2 (Af2). Some naturally occurring variants have different biological and biochemical properties that they may also
differ in pathogenicity. The data of HPV variants will have relevant to the biology of HPV infection and its association
with squamous neoplasia and also to use of HPV typing in clinical practice.
Amtarina, Organisasi Genom dan Varian Molekuler Human Papillomavirus Tipe 16 Sebagai Penyebab Karsinoma Serviks
Amtarina, Organisasi Genom dan Varian Molekuler Human Papillomavirus Tipe 16 Sebagai Penyebab Karsinoma Serviks
Amtarina, Organisasi Genom dan Varian Molekuler Human Papillomavirus Tipe 16 Sebagai Penyebab Karsinoma Serviks
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