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molecular epidemiology … progression of early cervical abnormalities to invasive cancer, using …

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… cervix and cervical cancer… epidemiology of HPV-16 and HPV-18 intratype variants in the
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… CYP2E1 polymorphisms in the susceptibility to cervical cancer in a Portuguese population.
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… Among populations, there are large differences in incidence rates of invasive cervical cancer…
of cervical cancers. We have made great strides in understanding the molecular mechanism …

… The application of HPV detection has accelerated the transition of cervical cancer screening
from morphology to molecular biology. HPV testing was initially used as a triage method for …

… higher risk in the development of cervical cancer, HR-HPV testing … or progressing to cervical
cancer in an epidemiologic and a clinical … of the HPV molecular epidemiology in Thailand. …

… This overview summarizes the recent advances in the molecular epidemiology of cervical
cancer as they have led to our current understanding of the etiology of the disease and to the …

… Our study has been detected the HPV genotypes infected the cervical cancer especially
in the squamous cell carcinoma. The HPV-16 was dominantly infected the cervical cancer, …

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