Human papillomavirus types detected in skin warts and cancer differ in their transforming properties but commonly counteract UVB induced protective responses in human keratinocytes

Naama Shterzer, Dariya Heyman, Beny Shapiro, Abraham Yaniv, Anna Jackman, Francis Serour, Malka Chaouat, Pinhas Gonen, Massimo Tommasino, Levana Sherman*

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