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Oncogenic Viruses and Cancer Mechanisms by sandiproy6168 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Oncogenic viruses are those that can induce tumors in their natural hosts or in cultured cells, contributing to 10-20% of human malignancies, with examples including HBV, HCV, and HPV. Both RNA and DNA viruses can be oncogenic, with mechanisms involving the transformation of healthy cells into malignant ones. The document discusses various oncogenic viruses, their associated cancers, and the mechanisms by which they induce malignancy.
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