2014
DOI: 10.1002/path.4424
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Are 20 human papillomavirus types causing cervical cancer?

Abstract: In 2012, the International Agency for Research on Cancer concluded that there was consistent and sufficient epidemiological, experimental and mechanistic evidence of carcinogenicity to humans for 12 HPV types (HPV16, HPV18, HPV31, HPV33, HPV35, HPV39, HPV45, HPV51, HPV52, HPV56, HPV58 and HPV59) for cervical cancer. Therefore, these types were considered as 1A carcinogens. They all belong to the family of the -Papillomaviridae, in particular to the species 5 (HPV51), 6 (HPV56), 7 (HPV18, HPV39, HPV45, HPV59) a… Show more

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“…The biological activities in cancer cells with single HPV‐type infections of any of these eight types did not differ from HPV 16‐associated cancers 12. An accompanying editorial pointed out that HPV 82 and five other HPV types occur significantly more often in invasive cancers than in the normal population but are so rare that they should not be included in HPV screening tests 13. Likewise, a single CIN3 case that was confirmed by p16 was found to be positive for HPV 6 on WTS‐PCR.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The biological activities in cancer cells with single HPV‐type infections of any of these eight types did not differ from HPV 16‐associated cancers 12. An accompanying editorial pointed out that HPV 82 and five other HPV types occur significantly more often in invasive cancers than in the normal population but are so rare that they should not be included in HPV screening tests 13. Likewise, a single CIN3 case that was confirmed by p16 was found to be positive for HPV 6 on WTS‐PCR.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ebben a tanulmányban mi azt találtuk, hogy az egyes HR-HPV és pHR-HPV típusok gyakorisági megoszlása különbözik a nemzetközi közleményekből ismert, a méhnyakrákban megfigyelt hasonló gyakorisági adatoktól [21,22]. Carcinomában a HPV16 kétszer gyakrabban fordul elő, mint a CIN-ben (60% versus 30%).…”
Section: áBraunclassified
“…Mindezeket összefoglalva azt mondhatjuk, hogy a fent említett pHR-HPV adatok népegészségügyre gyakorolt hatását nem kell túlértékelni, mert az általuk okozott méhnyakrák ritka és nincs elegendő indok arra, hogy a jövőben betegyük őket a HPV-szűrési tesztekbe [22]. Más szóval, bár a nyolc pHR-HPV biológiailag aktív, hasonló sejten belüli szignálútra hat, mint egy 1A carcinogen HPV, általában ritka előfordulásuk miatt mégsem kell őket bevonni a populációszintű primer és szekunder prevenciós programba [20].…”
Section: áBraunclassified
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“…Все типы подразделены на определенные филогенетические груп-пы. Наибольший клинический интерес представляет фи-логенетическая группа α, к которой относятся следующие типы ВПЧ высокого онкогенного риска (ВПЧ ВР): α5 (ВПЧ 51), α6 (ВПЧ 56), α7 (ВПЧ 18, ВПЧ 39, ВПЧ 45, ВПЧ 59), α9 (ВПЧ 16, ВПЧ 31, ВПЧ 33, ВПЧ 35, ВПЧ 52, ВПЧ 58) [1,2]. Разделение по группам важно для динамическо-го наблюдения за вирусной инфекцией и более точного прогнозирования ее развития, так как разные типы ВПЧ обладают разным онкогенным потенциалом, а также спо-собностью к персистенции [3,4].…”
Section: российский вестник акушера-гинеколога 5 2015unclassified