DNA Tumor Viruses.

Intro -- DNA Tumor Viruses -- Contents -- Preface -- SV40 and Cancer -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Mechanisms of Viral Infection -- Acknowledgments -- References -- New Insights Into the Role of the dUTPase in Epstein-Barr Virus Replication and Pathogenesis -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Lytic Replication of EBV -- EBV-Encoded dUTPase Modulates Innate Immunity -- The EBV-Encoded dUTPase and Cardivascular Disease -- The EBV-Encoded dUTPase and Cancer -- Conclusion -- References -- EBV Virus and Cancer -- Abstract -- Introduction to Epstein-Barr Virus -- Epstein-Barr Virus and Oncogenesis -- EBV and Lymphoma -- EBV and Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma -- EBV and Gastric Carcinoma -- EBV and other Carincomas -- References -- DNA Tumor Viruses: Oncogenesis of Human Papillomavirus (HPV) -- Abstract -- Introduction -- HPV Infection and Cancers -- HPV Genome and HPV Types -- HPV Life Cycle -- Elemental Function of E7 and E6 Oncogenesis -- Function of E7 Oncogenesis -- Function of E6 Oncogenesis -- NF-kB Promotion in Inflammation and Cancer Development -- Risk Factors and Cofactors for HPV Infection -- References -- Present Focus on HPV Virus Generated Carcinoma -- Abstract -- Introduction HPV Virus and Carincoma -- Laboratory Diagnosis and Screening for HPV DNA as Preventive Measure -- HPV Treatment at Present -- HPV Vaccine: New Thing to Prevent Infection -- Cervical Carincoma and HPV Infection: Experience in Thailand -- References -- Human Herpesvirus-8 and Corticosteroids -- Abstract -- Introduction -- The Study -- Conclusion -- References -- Polymoavirus and Cancer -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Molecular Mechanism of Oncogenesis -- Polyomaviruses and Human Cancer -- Conclusion -- References -- Commentary Macrophage Involvement in the Inflammation-Induced Onset of Epstein-Barr Virus-Related Tumor -- Abstract -- Abbreviations: -- References -- Index.

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