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... viral genome are the preferred substrates for integration. The integrated HBV DNA and the target ..."

... of fibrosis and liver cell proliferation. HBV DNA integration into host cellular DNA, has been ..."

... on the virus C infection and to the increase on the survival rate of patients with chronic liver HBV DNA and the target cellular DNA are invariably associated with de- letions, possibly reflecting ..."

... generated by its common integration in host DNA. HBV proteins, as HBx, was proven to interact with a variety ..."

... DNA damage and mutations. HBV DNA integration into the host chromosomal DNA of hepatocytes has been ..."

... biomarkers of exposure include the measurement of carcinogens in urine and carcinogen-DNA and protein adducts ..."

... . SouthEast Asia and sub-Saharan Africa represent the areas with the highest incidence; instead Europe and precedes most cases of HCC. The prevalence of HBV and HCV infection among cirrhosis and HCC cases varies ..."

... HBV and HCV play key roles in the etiopathogenesis of Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) . Studies ..."

... (HBV) infection is high in those populations. Synergism between infection with HBV and the exposition populations. Syner- gism between infection with HBV and the exposition to this mycotoxin in the pathogenesis ..."

... a degree of variability intermediate between DNA and RNA viruses. This plasticiy leads to the generation of ..."

... and has been recently reviewed 1, 2. The incidence ranges from <10 cases per 100,000 population in inflammation, immune response and oxidative DNA dam- age. This may result in genetic alterations, such as the ..."

... problems still await to be resolved. For example, the HBV cellular receptor and related mechanisms of viral ..."

... the levels of aminotransferases, bilirubin, prothrombin time, serum albumin, α–fetoprotein and HBV DNA ). The aims of treatment for chronic HBV infection are to completely control viral replication and to ..."

... , cirrhosis, steatosis, ischemiareperfusion damage, hepatocarcinomas and in the development of metastasis hepatitis, cirrhosis, steatosis, ischemia- reperfusion damage, hepatocarcinomas and in the develop- ment ..."

... addition, tumor DNA isolated from blood has been analyzed for the presence of p53 mutations and found in ..."

... reflecting the prevalence of two main aetiologic factors, hepatitis B (HBV) and/or C (HCV) virus infection ..."

... DNA pooling is a practical way to reduce the cost of large-scale association studies to identify ..."

... It is estimated that in Colombia there are 2,836,500 adults with diabetes, and that the disease ** Diabetes mellitus and the skin SUMMARY Diabetes mellitus and the skin It is estimated that in Colombia there are 2,836,500 adults with ..."

... methylation status of tumor DNA indicates that environmental factors may influence the frequent and concordant ..."

... conjugate the epoxide to glutathione. The exo epoxide is able to intercalate into DNA and this is followed ..."

... frequently a consequence of infection by HBV and HCV. The first line of evidences comes from epidemiologic ..."

... checkpoints. These check points are often found deregulated in tumor cells and in the cells afflicted with DNA ..."

... remain unknown, its presence is attributed to an interaction between HBV infection and mutagenesis by the ..."

... The incidence of primary cancer has been increasing globally and now-a-days it constitutes the 5th - bally and now-a-days it constitutes the 5th most frequent cancer of humans representing around 5% of ..."

... Liver tumors can be clasifficated according to the origin cell in epithelial and no epithelial. The . Is is high in chronic HBV and HCV infection, and low in alcoholic disease or NASH. Though the risk ..."