… This review aims to discuss the pathogenesis and immunologic changes of HPV-related
cervical cancer as well as the clinical course of HPV infection in relation to current screening …

… genes which make these alteration a powerful line for investigation of cancer pathogenesis
and progression. For cervical cancer, we can highlight a number of genes that undergo …

… The pathogenesis of cervical cancer is initiated by HPV infection of the cervical epithelium
during sexual intercourse. Even though a high percentage of sexually active young women …

… patients with stage 1B cervical cancer 5 years after … cancer resulted in persistent, metastatic
cervical cancer, most likely confined to the lymph nodes, where the formation of new cancer …

… as the principal etiologic agents of cervical cancer. Cervical cancers consistently retain and
… This article considers the relationship between papillomavirus infection and cervical cancer …

… in developing countries, cervical cancer is usually diagnosed at … is associated with cervical
cancer progression, metastasis, … their potential utility in cervical cancer diagnosis, prognosis, …

… for cervical cancer. This review briefly describes the pathogenesis of cervical cancer and …
the recent findings on the role of APOBEC in the molecular pathogenesis of cervical cancer. …

… Cervical cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer death in women worldwide [1, 2]. A …
due to cervical cancer annually [3]. The current standard of care for advanced cervical cancer …

… Cervical cancer (CC) is one of the most common and severe malignant gynaecological …
This review aimed to discuss updated knowledge on the pathogenesis of CC with insights …

… Cervical cancer (CC) is the third leading cause of cancer … mechanisms involved in CC
pathogenesis might improve the … a contributing factor in the pathogenesis of several cancer.7-9 In …