Papillomaviruses

Partial table of contents: HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS PATHOGENESIS. Gene Expression of HPV Types 16 and 18 in Cervical Neoplasia (M. Stoler, et al.). PAPILLOMAVIRUS INFFECTIONS: DIAGNOSIS AND THERAPEUTICS. Perinatal Exposure of Newborns to HPV: Detection by DNA Amplification (K. Fife, et al.). VIRUS HOST CELL INTERACTION. Establishment of Permanent Human Cell Lines Carrying Transcriptionally Active Episomal HPV 11 (J. Brandsma & R. Ehrenpreis). SQUAMOUS EPITHELIAL CELL AND TRANSFORMATION. HPV Transformation of Epithelial Cells (M. Bedell, et al.). TRANSFORMATION: HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUSES. Site Directed Mutagenesis of the HPV16 E7 Gene (W. Phelps, et al.). TRANSFORMATIONAL: ANIMAL PAPILLOMAVIRUSES. Papillomaviruses Proteins and Transformation (L. Crawford). HOST FACTORS AND VIRAL GENE EXPRESSION. Inhibition of Cellular Gene Expression in Adenovirus-Transformed Cells (A. van der Eb, et al.). THE PAPILLOMAVIRUS TRANSCRIPTIONAL PROGRAM. Regulation of BPV-l Late Gene Expression (C. Baker). Index.Howley, Peter M. is the author of 'Papillomaviruses', published 1990 under ISBN 9780471567479 and ISBN 0471567477.