Additional file 2: Figure S1. of HPV16 integration probably contributes to cervical oncogenesis through interrupting tumor suppressor genes and inducing chromosome instability
Published in 2016 by
Jun-Wei Zhao,
Fang Fang,
Yi Guo,
Tai-Lin Zhu,
Yun-Yun Yu,
Fan-Fei Kong,
Ling-Fei Han,
Dong-Sheng Chen,
Fang Li
Abstract
The alignment between inserted viral elements (S2-25:J-04-virus-left, C3-64:J-05-virus-left, C4-77:J-06-virus-right, C5-87:J-07-virus-right, C5-87:J-08-virus-right, S6-95:J-09-virus-left) and most closely related HPV16 sequences. The “Query” indicates the viral sequences while the “sbjct” indicates the HPV16 sequences acquired from the NCBI database. (TIF 3984 kb)