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Host somatic variation between women living with HIV with cervical intraepitheial lesions (CIN3) and their HIV negative counterparts
Despite the use of antiretroviral therapy, cervical cancer remains a leading malignancy in women with HIV, who face a six-fold increased risk. Infection with HIV and HPV has been linked to accelerated cervical cancer development. However, there are limited studies on the role of host somatic variati...
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Department of Pathology
2025
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