Conceptual image for interaction between viruses and host-cell DNA. Intergation of viruses into DNA is the key step in oncogenesis. Several viruses, s
Conceptual image for interaction between viruses and host-cell DNA. Intergation of viruses into DNA is the key step in oncogenesis. Several viruses, such as hepatitis B virus, papillomavirus and other, can intergate into host DNA as insertional mutagens causing the activation of a cellular proto-oncogene which eventually leads to uncontrolled cell multiplication and cancer development.
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