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P-100: Novel papillomavirus isolated from the mucosa of a spotted hyena (Crocuta crocuta) clusters within the lambdapapillomavirus genus.
Hans Stevens [Abstract]
Leuven, Belgium

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P-101: The first complete papillomavirus characterized from a marsupial host, the Bettongia penicillata papillomavirus type 1.
Hans Stevens [Abstract]
Leuven, Belgium

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P-102: novel equine papillomavirus clusters only roughly with other equine papillomaviruses
Kurt Tobler [Abstract]
Zurich, Switzerland

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P-103: snake papillomavirus does not cluster with other non mammalian-papillomaviruses
Christian Lange [Abstract]
Zurich, Switzerland

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P-104: Novel cetacean papillomaviruses exhibit both chimeric and non-recombinant genome organizations
Ingo Nindl [Abstract]
Heidelberg, Germany

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P-105: Novel monkey betapapillomavirus associated with hand and foot papillomas
Charles Wood [Abstract]
Winston-Salem, USA

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P-106: gamma secretase inhibitors function as potent hpv microbicides
Hao-Shun Huang [Abstract]
Madison, USA

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P-107: Carraguard, a vaginal microbicide, protects women against HPV infection
Anna-Lise Williamson [Abstract]
Cape Town, South Africa

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P-108: Sulindac inhibits proliferation and induces apoptosis in cervical cancer cell lines
Christine White [Abstract]
Dublin, Ireland

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P-109: The Susceptibility of HPV16 Native and Quasivirus Particles to Clinically Relevant Disinfectants
Jordan Meyers [Abstract]
Provo, United States

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P-110: In vitro selection of RNA aptamers to HPV-16 L1 VLPs
Ana Montoya [Abstract]
México, México

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P-111: Gene expression profiling in cidofovir-treated and cidofovir-resistant SiHa cells
Tim De Schutter [Abstract]
Leuven, Belgium

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P-112: Human Papillomavirus 6/11-Specific T-cells Binding Class II Tetramer-E2/E6 Complexes elicit reduced IFN-?
Vincent Bonagura [Abstract]
Great Neck, USA

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P-113: Analysis of cellular immunity parameters in women with HPV infections
Agata Kozar [Abstract]
Warsaw, Poland

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P-114: Reversal of HPV-Mediated Suppression of Langerhans Cell Function with the TLR3 Agonist PolyICR
Diane Da Silva [Abstract]
Los Angeles, USA

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P-115: DETECTION OF HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS TYPE 16 E7-SPECIFIC T CELLS BY ELISPOT ASSAY
Chung Won Lee [Abstract]
SEOUL, REPUBLIC OF KOREA

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P-117: Cellular immune response to human papillomavirus 58 L1, E6 and E7 in Chinese women with transient infections and cervical neoplasia
Paul Chan [Abstract]
Shatin, China

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P-118: Cellular immune response to human papillomavirus 52 L1, E6 and E7 in Chinese women with different grades of cervical lesion
Paul Chan [Abstract]
Shatin, China

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P-119: Sequence variations of human papillomavirus type 58 E2, E4 and E5 genes across the world
Paul Chan [Abstract]
Shatin, China

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P-120: Correlation of mucosal type1 immune response to oncogenic human papillomavirus (HPV) in cervical T cells to fate of precursor lesions of cervical cancer.
Satoko Kojima [Abstract]
Tokyo, Japan

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P-121: Cytokine levels in cervicovaginal secretions of women with High Squamous Intraepithelial Lesions (HSIL)
Joao Manuel Grisi Candeias [Abstract]
Botucatu, Brazil

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P-122: Immunological aspects of HPV infection
Jozef Adam [Abstract]
Ko?ice, Slovakia

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P-123: IFN-?, IL-12, IL-18 and HPV in cervical carcinogenesis
Gloria Fernández-Tilapa [Abstract]
Chilpancingo, México

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P-125: Sequence variation of Human Papillomavirus Type 58 E7 across the world
Wendy C.S. Ho [Abstract]
HKSAR, China

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P-126: HPV Genotypes in Luanda, Angola
Paciência Damião [Abstract]
Rio de Janeiro, Brasil

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P-127: Determination of the diagnostic accuracy of testing for high-risk (HR) human papillomavirus (HPV) types 16, 18 and 45 in precancerous cervical lesions
Sven Tiews [Abstract]
Soest, Germany

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P-128: Characterisation of a Novel Cutaneous Human Alpha-papillomavirus Genotype HPV-125
Anja Kovanda [Abstract]
Ljubljana, Slovenia

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P-129: Characterisation of a Novel Human Papillomavirus Genotype HPV-151 from species 2 of Beta-papillomaviruses
Anja Kovanda [Abstract]
Ljubljana, Slovenia

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P-130: Characterisation of a Novel Human Beta-papillomavirus Genotype HPV-150 related to HPV-96
Anja Kovanda [Abstract]
Ljubljana, Slovenia

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P-131: HPV complete genome sequence imputation from partial sequence information
Benjamin Smith [Abstract]
New York, United States

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P-132: E6 and E7/HPV58 variants in women with normal cytology from the Colombian cohort.
Monica Molano [Abstract]
Bogotá, Colombia

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P-133: HPV-16 intratype variation in women attending gynecological outpatient department during 2009 in Spain
Ana Cid [Abstract]
OURENSE, SPAIN

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P-134: HPV in women from Ouro Preto,Brazil with normal cervical cytology.
R.C Stocco [Abstract]
São Paulo, Brazil

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P-135: The clinical importance of understanding the evolution of papillomaviruses
Ignacio G. Bravo [Abstract]
Valencia, Spain

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P-136: spectral phenotype of oncogenic HPV-infected exfoliative cervical cytology
Pierre Martin-Hirsch [Abstract]
Preston, UK

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P-137: A competitive serology assay shows protection against HPV infection by natural titers in the Guanacaste Natural History Study
Nicolas Wentzensen [Abstract]
Investigator, Hormonal and Reproductive Epidemiology Branch, National Cancer Institute, Division of Cancer epidemiology & Genetics
, USA

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P-138: Multiple HPV serum antibodies are more evident in women than men
Zizipho Mbulawa [Abstract]
Cape Town, South Africa

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P-139: Seroprevalence of seven high risk HPV types in the Dutch population.
Mirte Scherpenisse [Abstract]
Bilthoven, The Netherlands

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P-140: Calibration of an HPV 6/11/16/18 Serology Standard to an Internal Standard and WHO 05/134 for HPV 16
Mark Esser [Abstract]
Wayne, USA

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P-141: The relationship between memory B cells and systemic antibodies after HPV VLP vaccination
Ligia Pinto [Abstract]
Frederick, USA

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P-142: Development of a GuHCl-modified ELISA for measuring the avidity of anti-HPV VLP antibodies
Ligia Pinto [Abstract]
Frederick, USA

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P-143: Low avidity of HPV 16 antibodies is associated with increased susceptibility to low- but not high-risk HPV infections
Marko Merikukka [Abstract]
Oulu, Finland

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P-144: Detection of anti-HPV serum antibodies 3 to 12 years after detection of HPV DNA in genital samples from young women
Joseph Carter [Abstract]
Seattle, USA

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P-145: Mucosal immune responses of the anus and cervix to HPV in the same women.
Anna-Barbara Moscicki [Bio] [Abstract]
Professor of Pediatrics and Director for Clinical Services, University of California
San Francisco, USA

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P-146: Transcriptional regulation of E-cadherin by HPV16 E6
Zarina D'Costa [Abstract]
Dunedin, New Zealand

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P-147: Human papillomavirus associated loss of E-cadherin expression is conserved across all but the β genera.
Merilyn Hibma [Abstract]
Dunedin, New Zealand

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P-148: Correlation of local inflammatory cytokines and HPV clearance induced by cryosurgery
Chamsai Pientong [Abstract]
Muang, Thailand

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P-149: Alteration of Plasma TH2-chemokines in Patients with Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis (RRP) treated with Celecoxib
David W. Rosenthal [Abstract]
Great Neck, USA

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P-150: Select Micro-RNA's (miRNA's) are Upregulated in HPV-6 and -11 Induced Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis (RRP).
James A. Devoti [Abstract]
Manhasset, USA

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P-151: The altered HLA class I and HLA-G expression is associated with IL-10 expression in patients with cervical cancer.
Alba Lucia Cómbita [Abstract]
Bogotá, Colombia

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P-152: comparison of normalization methods for measuring immune markers in cervical secretion specimens
Morgan Marks [Abstract]
Baltimore, US

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P-153: Simple and convenient methods for purifying pseudovirus of human papillomavirus type 58
Hyoung Jin Kim [Abstract]
College of Pharmacy, Chung-Ang University
Seoul, Korea

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P-154: Identification of suitable endogenous control molecules for microRNA expression analysis in human cervical tissues
Yuanming Shen [Abstract]
Hangzhou, China

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P-155: The feasibility of PapilloCheck HPV testing on stored SurePath vials.
Helle Pedersen [Abstract]
Sonderborg, Denmark

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P-156: DNA extraction from residual cell-pellet and SurePath vial for PapilloCheck DNA-testing.
Helle Pedersen [Abstract]
Sonderborg, Denmark

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P-157: Comparing PapilloCheck HPV-DNA testing and immunocytochemistry on SurePath specimens.
Jalil Hariri [Abstract]
Sonderborg, Denmark

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P-158: Validation of L-shape endo/esocervical flocked swab and CyMol transport medium with NucliSENS EasyQ® HPV v1.1 assay
Santina Castriciano [Abstract]
Brescia, Italy

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P-159: Identification of suitable endogenous control genes for microRNA gene expression analysis in human cervical tissues
Yuanming Shen [Abstract]
Hangzhou, China

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P-160: Human papillomavirus genotype detection from archival Papanicolaou-stained cervical smears
Sepehr N. Tabrizi [Abstract]
Parkville, Australia

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P-161: Confirmation of HC2 positive/cytology normal women by Papillocheck and Roche Line Blot assay
Andrew Bailey [Abstract]
Manchester, UK

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P-162: The First WHO HPV LabNet International Proficiency Study of HPV Serology
Carina Eklund [Abstract]
Malmo, Sweden

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P-164: External quality assessment for molecular detection of human papillomaviruses
Heather A. Cubie [Abstract]
Edinburgh, UK

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P-165: Mapping virus integration sites in HPV16+ oral cancers by real time PCR.
William Seaman [Abstract]
Chapel Hill, USA

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P-166: Detection and quantitation of HPV in genital and oral tissues and fluids by real time PCR.
William Seaman [Abstract]
Chapel Hill, USA

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P-167: APTIMA HPV assay - Clinical Performance
Luis Martins [Abstract]
Lisbon, Portugal

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P-168: Clinical performance of Abbott RealTime High Risk HPV, APTIMA HPV and Papillocheck for detection of >CIN2+ lesions
Luis Martins [Abstract]
Lisbon, Portugal

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P-169: Novel real time genotyping assay for HPV 16 E6-350G Variant Detection
Sonia Perez [Abstract]
Vigo, Spain

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P-170: Lack of type-specific concordance of Roche Linear Array® and Innogenetics InnoLiPa® performed on different DNA extracts
Maria Gabriella Donà [Abstract]
Rome, Italy

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P-171: Universal HPV genotyping of GP5+/6+-, Amplicor- and PGMY-amplimers by digene RH and LQ Tests
W.G.V. Quint [Abstract]
Voorburg, The Netherlands

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P-172: Wart swabs are accurately reflecting the HPV type present inside the wart
W.G.V. Quint [Abstract]
Voorburg, The Netherlands

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P-173: Analytical validation of the digene HPV Genotyping RH and LQ Tests
W.G.V. Quint [Abstract]
Voorburg, The Netherlands

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P-174: Evaluation of Test Performance Characteristics and Operational Parameters of 5 HPV genotyping assays
Anuradha Rebbapragada [Abstract]
Toronto, Canada

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P-175: Reproducibility of early morning oral rinse self sampling for detection of oral HPV
Nicolas F. Schlecht [Abstract]
Newark, USA

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P-176: Evaluation of dry and wet transported cervical exfoliated samples for detection of human papillomavirus infection
Rachel Winer [Abstract]
Seattle, USA

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P-177: Enrichment of HPV-integrated gDNA from FFPE tissue for next-generation sequencing
Matthew A. Titmus [Abstract]
Stony Brook, United States

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P-178: Evaluation of methods determining HPV prevalence in Condylomata acuminata
Matthew G. Hawkins [Abstract]
Cambridge, United Kingdom

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P-179: Prevalence of human papilloma virus types and viral load - Pap test correlation in Romania
Ramona Ursu [Abstract]
Iasi, Romania

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P-180: MYCOBATERIUM ASSOCIATED IMMUNE RECONSTITUTION WITH HIGHLY ACTIVE ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY ( HAART) INITIATION
Nasuna Florence [Abstract]
Kampala, Uganda

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P-181: colposcopy assessment does not predict the follow-up in women with hr-hpv infection and mild cytological abnormalities.
Marta del Pino [Abstract]
Barcelona, Spain

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P-182: Associations between race, oral sex, marijuana use and prevalent oral HPV infection in the Ohio S3 Study
Robert Pickard [Abstract]
Columbus, USA

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P-183: Updated data from the pregnancy registry for Gardasil® (human papillomavirus types 6/11/16/18 vaccine)
Adrian Dana [Abstract]
North Wales, United States

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P-184: Defective Natural Killer Cell (NK) Function In Patients with Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis (RRP).
Vincent R. Bonagura [Abstract]
Great Neck, USA

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P-185: HPV: Immunization, screening and sexual behaviours
Marilou Kiely [Abstract]
Québec, Canada

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P-186: Reactogenicity of the bivalent human papillomavirus vaccine
Hester de Melker [Abstract]
Bilthoven, The Netherlands

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P-187: Future directions for screening: modelling results from the ARTISTIC trial
Rosa Legood [Abstract]
London, Canada

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P-188: Cytology and Genotyping as Secondary Screens after Primary HPV Screening.
Jerome L. Belinson [Abstract]
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P-189: Primary HPV screening with secondary VIA followed by cryotherapy
Jerome L. Belinson [Abstract]
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P-190: Prospective randomized comparison of the POI/NIH and the Qiagen self-sampling brushes
Jerome L. Belinson [Abstract]
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P-191: The Shenzhen Cervical Cancer Screening Trial II (SHENCCAST II)
Jerome L. Belinson [Abstract]
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P-192: Effects of purification method in antigenicity and immunogenicity of human papillomavirus type 16 virus-like particle from Saccharomyces cerevisiae
Hong-Jin Kim [Abstract]
College of Pharmacy, Chung-Ang University
Seoul, Korea

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P-193: HPV L1 VLP-based vaccines formulated with AS04 induce cross-protection against infection and disease in the rabbit HPV quasivirion challenge model
Sandra Giannini [Abstract]
Rixensart, Belgium

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P-194: Immune responses of HPV16/18 bivalent DNA Vaccine; AcHERV-HP16/18L1
Young Bong Kim [Abstract]
Seoul, South Korea

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P-195: Effects of adjuvants on subligual immunization of human papillomavirus 16L1 protein
Yu-Kyoung Oh [Abstract]
Seoul, South Korea

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P-196: DNA vaccination via tattooing induces specific protective immunity in HLA-A2.1 transgenic rabbits
Callie Bounds [Abstract]
Hershey, USA

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P-197: Papillomavirus genome plasticity leads to protective vaccine study in HLA-A2.1 transgenic rabbits
Callie Bounds [Abstract]
Hershey, USA

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P-198: HPV16 E7 A2-restricted epitope-specific protective cellular immunity to early and late gene targets
Callie Bounds [Abstract]
Hershey, USA

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P-199: Protection against heterologous papillomavirus of oral administered HPV-16 L2 displayed on L. casei in Balb/C mice
Sun-Woo Yoon [Abstract]
Daejeon, South Korea

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P-200: Impact of a Candidate Transmembrane Domain upon the Immunogenicity and Solubility of Multimeric L2 Vaccines
Subhashini Jagu [Abstract]
Elkridge, USA

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P-201: Evaluation of an L2 multimer vaccine against diverse oncogenic HPV types
Kihyuck Kwak [Abstract]
Baltimore, United States

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P-202: Serum antibodies induced by HPV16 L1 VLP vaccination inhibit infection by blocking virus entry at two distinct steps in vivo
Patricia Day [Abstract]
Bethesda, USA

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P-203: Genital Immunization with HPV Pseudovirions Induces Persistent Effector Memory CD8+ T-Cell Responses in the Mouse Genital Tract
Nicolas Cuburu [Abstract]
Washington, United States

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P-204: Production and immunogenicity of a candidate vaccine to protect against multiple human papillomavirus types
Edward Rybicki [Abstract]
Cape Town, South Africa

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P-205: hpv-specific antibody titers necessary to prevent in vivo genital hpv-pseudovirion infection in mice
Denise Nardelli-Haefliger [Abstract]
LAUSANNE, Switzerland

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P-206: Three point mutations within the HPV16 L1 FG loop are sufficient to define a new serotype escaping prophylactic HPV16 L1 vaccination
Antoine Touzé [Abstract]
TOURS, FRANCE

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P-207: Enhancing DNA vaccine potency by co-administration of xenogenic MHC class-I DNA
T-C Wu [Abstract]
Baltimore, USA

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P-208: Anti-tumor effect of human papillomavirus type 16 E6- and E7-expressing Lactobacillus Casei
Tae-Young Lee [Abstract]
Daejeon, South Korea

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P-209: Selective silencing of HPV16 E6 and E7 oncogenes expression by RNA in terference in cervical cancer cells
Oscar Peralta-Zaragoza [Abstract]
Cuernavaca, México

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P-210: Size-dependent immune properties of gold nanoparticles as a drug (vaccine) targeting carrier in nanomedicine- elicited by synthetic Foot-and-mouth disease virus peptide
Yao-Ching Hung [Abstract]
Taichung,

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P-211: Disarmed plant toxins improve anti-HPV therapeutic vaccines.
Aldo Venuti [Abstract]
Rome, Italy

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P-212: Combined Administration with DNA Encoding Vesicular Stomatitis Virus G Protein Enhances DNA Vaccine Potency
Chih-Ping Mao [Abstract]
Baltimore, USA

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P-213: Efficient Delivery of DNA Vaccines using Human Papillomavirus Pseudovirions
Shiwen Peng [Abstract]
Baltimore, USA

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P-214: Characterization of HPV-6b E7-specific immune responses generated by a DNA vaccine
Shiwen Peng [Abstract]
Baltimore, USA

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P-215: HPV pseudoviruses as gene delivery vectors for murine tumors and human ovarian tumor xenografts
Rebecca Cerio [Abstract]
Bethesda, USA

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P-217: Role of the CXCL12-signalling axis in human papillomavirus life cycle and human keratinocyte transformation
Laetitia Carthagena [Abstract]
Paris, France

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P-218: expressions of survivin and telomerase in cervix of women with Human Papillomavirus induced lesions
Lyliana Barbosa [Abstract]
Pouso Alegre, Brazil

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P-219: Expression of Rho GTPases and their GEFs in cervical premalignant lesions.
Eduardo Castañeda-Saucedo [Abstract]
Chilpancingo, Mexico

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P-220: Non coding mitochondrial RNA as a new target for HPV16 oncoproteins
Claudio Villota [Abstract]
santiago, Chile

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P-221: MCM-2, E6 and Ki-67 expression in invasive cervical cancer
Alcina F. Nicol [Abstract]
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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P-222: CATECHOL-O-METHYLTRANSFERASE GENETIC POLYMORPHISM AND HOMOCYSTEIN LEVELS IN CERVIX CANCER
Mª. Clara Bicho [Abstract]
Lisbon, Portugal

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P-223: Hypermethylation of HPV 16/18 E2 binding sites 1&2 is associated with better survival in cervical cancer
Tsin-Wah Leung [Abstract]
Hong Kong , China

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P-224: Pro-cadherin 10: A novel methylation biomarker for triage of hrHPV positive women during cervical cancer screening
Deeksha Pandey [Abstract]
Manipal, India

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P-225: Causative role of human papillomavirus in low-grade bladder carcinoma
Kazuyoshi Shigehara [Abstract]
Kanazawa, Japan

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P-226: PTEN, hDlg AND p53 ABNORMAL EXPRESSION IN CERVICAL CARCINOGENESIS
Elenae Vazquez Ulloa [Abstract]
MEXICO, MEXICO

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P-227: The role of chromosomal integration to induce the transforming type of HPV gene expression in cervical preneoplastic lesions
Arkom Chaiwongkot [Abstract]
Heidelberg, Germany

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P-228: Analyses of differentially-expressed and oxidatively modified proteins in dysplastic lesions and squamous cervical carcinomas
Federico De Marco [Abstract]
Rome, Italy

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P-229: HPV-16 E6 and E7 Alter NF-kB Activity in Human Cervical Cells
Craig Woodworth [Abstract]
Potsdam, USA

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P-230: Polymorphism and transcriptional activity of HPV16 Asian variant LCR in Thai women
Tipaya Ekalaksananan [Abstract]
Muang, Thailand

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P-231: The -56C>T polymorphism and hypermethylation of the MGMT gene promoter in cervical cancer
Berenice Illades-Aguiar [Abstract]
Chilpancingo, México

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P-232: Methylation of the MGMT, FHIT, MLH1, MSH2 promoters in precancerous lesions and cervical cancer.
Berenice Illades-Aguiar [Abstract]
Chilpancingo, México

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P-233: DNMT3b expression and DNA methylation in precancerous lesions and HPV infection
Berenice Illades-Aguiar [Abstract]
Chilpancingo, México

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P-234: CpG methylation in the HPV16 3' L1/ 5'LCR region characterized from anal epithelia of HPV-HIV coinfected men
Dorothy J. Wiley [Abstract]
Los Angeles, U.S.A.

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P-235: Activation of the hTERT promoter by alpha HPV E6 proteins is associated with oncogenic risk
Koenraad Van Doorslaer [Abstract]
Bronx, USA

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P-236: Relationship between the expression of p16INK4a the age and genotypes determined by PCR SPF10-LiPA 25 in invasive cervical carcinomas
Julio Velasco [Abstract]
Aviles, Spain

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P-237: HPV-16 E6 induces expression of RB and ROCK1 in keratinocytes
Jonathan Miller [Abstract]
Washington, USA

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P-238: HPV E6 does not require P53 degradation or PDZ domain interactions for cell immortalization
Aleksandra Dakic [Abstract]
Washington, USA

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P-239: Role of Pocket Proteins in HPV-associated Cancers
Myeong-Kyun Shin [Abstract]
Madison, U.S.A.

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P-240: The role of microRNA-196b in human cervical cancer
Christine How [Abstract]
Toronto, Canada

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P-241: HPV8 E6 differentially disrupts terminal keratinocyte differentiation and inhibits filaggrin maturation
Mariet Feltkamp [Abstract]
Leiden, The Netherlands

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P-242: Profiling of cellular microRNA in epithelial cells expressing human papillomavirus 16 E5 oncogene
Eeva Auvinen [Abstract]
Helsinki HUS, Finland

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P-243: Regulation of ERK signaling by the HPV E6/hScrib/PP1c signalling complex.
Kazunori Nagasaka [Abstract]
Trieste, Italy

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P-244: Hras confers tumor-initiating properties through endogenous c-Myc on human cervical keratinocytes
Tohru Kiyono [Abstract]
Chuo-ku, Japan

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P-245: Analysis of HPV 16E6 protein in oncogenic transformation of human cervical keratinocytes.
Yuki Yoshimatsu [Abstract]
Chuo-ku, Japan

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P-246: An in vitro multistep carcinogenesis model for both HPV positive and negative human oral squamous cell carcinoma
Yusuke Zushi [Abstract]
Tokyo, Japan

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P-247: endonuclease resistant dna: a new marker to identify and predict disease progression of human papilloma virus-infected lesions
Mario Castellanos [Abstract]
Brooklyn, USA

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P-248: Evaluation of celecoxib in the HPV-11 infected xenograft-severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID) mouse
William Bonnez [Bio] [Abstract]
Associate Professor of Medicine,Department of Medicine, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry; Infectious Diseases Division, University of Rochester Medical Center
Rochester, USA

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P-249: HPV-induced proliferation - Gene expression profiling of the host effect
William Bonnez [Bio] [Abstract]
Associate Professor of Medicine,Department of Medicine, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry; Infectious Diseases Division, University of Rochester Medical Center
Rochester, USA

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P-250: Activation of two novel 5' splice site usage in RNA splicing of HPV16 E6E7 intron 1
Zhi-Ming Zheng [Bio] [Abstract]
Head, Tumor Virus RNA Biology Section Senior Investigator, HIV and AIDS Malignancy Branch, National Cancer Institute, Center for Cancer Research
Bethesda, USA

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P-251: factors influencing hpv late gene expression
Beatrice Orru [Abstract]
Dublin, Ireland

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P-252: Preliminary Evaluation of the APTIMA®HPV 16 18/45 Genotype Assay for the Detection of Human Papillomavirus Types 16, 18, and 45 in Liquid Pap Specimen
Sunghae Joo [Abstract]
Gen-Probe Inc
San Diego, USA

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P-253: Degradation of p53 and p27kip1 in C33A cell lines with stably expressing E6 HPV16 variant oncogene
Sung Soon Kim [Abstract]
Division of AIDS, Center for Immunology and Pathology, National Institute of Health
Seoul, Korea

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P-254: The HPV transcriptome in HPV16 positive cell lines
Markus Schmitt [Abstract]
Heidelberg, Germany

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P-255: Regulation of human papillomavirus type 16 expression in trophoblastic and cervical cells
Christine Weyn [Abstract]
Antwerp, Belgium

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P-256: HPVE6/E7mRNA for cancer progression risk assessment in females/males asymptomatic populations
Sandra Mazzoli [Abstract]
Firenze, Italy

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P-257: Patterns of Cellular and HPV 16 DNA Methylation as Biomarkers for Cervical Neoplasia
Divya Patel [Abstract]
Ann Arbor, USA

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P-258: High throughput sequencing reveals a greater diversity of HPVs
Davit Bzhalava [Abstract]
Malmö, Sweden

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P-259: Identification of cis-acting sequences that suppress HPV-16 late 5'-splice site SD3632 in cervical cancer cells
Xiaoze Li [Abstract]
Uppsala, sweden

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P-260: Integrative modelling of signalling pathways involved in cervical cancer progression: A multidisciplinary approach
David Escarcega [Abstract]
Cuernavaca, México

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P-261: Gene expression profiling in cervical cancer: identification of candidate genes as markers for tumor invasion.
Ana Maria Espinosa [Abstract]
Mexico, Mexico

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P-262: HPV E6 AND E7 mRNA EXPRESSION ANALYSIS IN CERVICAL BIOPSY SPECIMENS
Patricia Murphy [Abstract]
Durham, USA

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P-263: Identification of gene regulatory abnormalities accompanying HPV 59 infection and integration
Anastasia Yesnik [Abstract]
Bloomington, USA

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P-264: High viral load and E7 expression among CaCx cases harboring intact E2: some novel insights on disease pathogenesis
Damayanti Das [Abstract]
Kolkata, India

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P-265: Identification of cellular transcription factors that regulate HPVs 18 and 16 early promoters
Laura Sichero [Abstract]
São Paulo, Brazil

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P-266: lasermicrodissection and real-time rt-pcr in a study of hpv oncogene expression in cervical intraepithelial neoplasia and cancer
Mona Hansen [Abstract]
Lørenskog, Norway

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P-267: DIFFERENTIATION DEPENDENT METHYLATION PATTERNS OF THE HPV16 GENOME WITHIN E6 AND E7 OPEN READING FRAMES.
Lorenz Thomas [Abstract]
Heidelberg, Germany

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P-269: Differences in replication due to intra-type variations of HPV18.
Alfredo Amador-Molina [Abstract]
Mexico, Mexico

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P-270: Efficient suppression of E6 and E7 gene expression and the growth of HPV16/HPV18-induced tumor in mouse model by REBACIN, a novel antiviral factor
Chun Fa Zhang [Abstract]
Clarksburg, USA

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P-271: HIV protease inhibitors change the growth and differentiation of primary gingival keratinocytes and infectivity of HPV 16
Mohd Israr [Abstract]
Hershey, USA

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P-272: HPV E7 Induces G2-Arrest Following S-Phase Reentry in Differentiated Human Keratinocytes
Tom Broker [Bio] [Abstract]
Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Genetics, University of alabama at Birmingham
Birmingham, USA

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P-273: EFFECT OF HPV18 E2 VARIANT PROTEINS IN CELL DEATH SIGNALING PATHWAYS
Alma Mariana Fuentes [Abstract]
Unit of Biomedical Research in Cancer, National Cancer Institute and Biomedical Research Institute, National Autonomous University of Mexico
México, México

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P-274: Stimulation of TNF-induced NFkB activation by the E2 protein of HPV
Caroline Demeret [Abstract]
Paris, France

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P-275: SEROLOGY FOR MERKEL CELL POLYOMAVIRUS (MCV) USING PSEUDOVIRION-HEPARIN-LUMINEX CORRELATES WITH MCV DNA
Helena Faust [Abstract]
Malmö, Sweden

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P-276: Mutations in HPV 16 L1 loops impair L2 binding
Helena Faust [Abstract]
Malmö, Sweden

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P-277: The HPV-16 E5 protein represses XBP-1 and COX-2 stress signaling in genital keratinocytes.
Xuefeng Liu [Abstract]
Wahsington, USA

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P-278: BIOLOGICAL EFECT OF HPV18 E6*I
Joaquin Manzo [Abstract]
Mexico city, Mexico

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P-279: E6-AP as a potential therapeutic target for HPV-related diseases
Peter Hillemanns [Abstract]
Hannover, Germany

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P-280: HPV E1 contains a region similar to the p53 transactivation domain required for DNA replication
Geneviève Morin [Abstract]
Montreal, Canada

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P-281: Nuclear Import of Low Risk HPV11 E7 Mediated by its Zinc Binding Domain is Independent of Nuclear Import Receptors
Junona Moroianu [Abstract]
Chestnut Hill, USA

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P-282: The HPV-16 E5 Oncoprotein Inhibits EGF Receptor Trafficking Independently of Endosome Acidification
Ewa Krawczyk [Abstract]
Washington, USA

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P-283: Comparative study on E6 and E7 genes of 17 genital HPVs for their oncogenic activities
Yuki Inagawa [Abstract]
Chuoku, Japan

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P-284: HPV11 AND HPV16 infect human mammary epithelial cells
Michelle A. Ozbun [Abstract]
Professor of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology, Molecular Genetics and Microbiology, University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, USA

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P-285: Capsid determinants of HPV31 and HPV16 early infection events in human keratinocytes
Michelle A. Ozbun [Abstract]
Professor of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology, Molecular Genetics and Microbiology, University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, USA

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P-286: The contribution of epithelial wounding to HPV early infection events
Michelle A. Ozbun [Abstract]
Professor of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology, Molecular Genetics and Microbiology, University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, USA

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P-287: HIV-tat facilitates paracellular penetration of HPV into mucosal epithelium
Sharof Tugizov [Abstract]
San Francisco, USA

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P-288: Temporal roles for native human papillomavirus type 16 conserved L1 cysteines in virion morphogenesis
Michael Conway [Abstract]
Hershey, USA

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P-289: Differences in early entry events between high-risk native papillomaviruses
Linda Cruz [Abstract]
Elizabethtown, USA

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P-290: Decreasing CDK1 Activity Induces The Synthesis of Non-Infectious Virions Exposed to Benzo[a]pyrene.
Craig Meyers [Abstract]
Professor of Microbiology and Immunology, The Huck Institutes Of The Life Sciences
Hershey, USA

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P-291: Nucleosome positioning on episomal human papillomavirus DNA in cultured cells
Isao Murakami [Abstract]
Tokyo, Japan

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P-292: E1^E4 contributes to HPV life cycle completion but is not essential
Qian Wang [Abstract]
London, United Kingdom

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P-293: The role of hScrib stabilisation of E6 in the persistence of viral episomes
Lietta Nicolaides [Abstract]
London, United Kingdom

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