Human Papilloma Viruses (HPVs) no Co-Existence in Breast Cancer and Cervical Cells in the Same Patient

10.4077/CJP.2014.BAC207

Yan-Rong Lv；Jian-Li Wang；Kai Zhang；Hai-Dong Gao；Jing-Zhong Sun；Yun-Yun Gong；Rang Ma

breast cancer ； cervical cells ； human papilloma viruses ； hybrid capture

The Chinese Journal of Physiology

57卷2期（2014 / 04 / 30）

105 - 106

英文

High-risk human papilloma viruses (HPVs) were detected in both breast cancer tissues and cervical cells from 56 breast cancer patients. The results suggested that HPV infection did not coexist in breast and cervical tissues. HPV infection of the breast cancer tissue is more likely to happen in patients without cervical infection.

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