Research and Publications

Файзиев Ф.Ш

Фархадова М.А

10.5281/zenodo.19413760

Annotatsiya

Рак шейки матки является четвертым по распространенности видом рака у женщин во всем мире и приводит к более чем 300 000 смертей во всем мире. Возбудителем рака шейки матки является персистирующая инфекция, вызванная подтипами вируса папилломы человека высокого риска, а вирусные онкобелки E5, E6 и E7 взаимодействуют с факторами хозяина, вызывая и поддерживая злокачественный фенотип.

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