Meguenni S, el-Mehdaoui S, Bandoui D, Bouguermouh A, Allouache A, Bendib A, Chouiter A, Djenaoui T, Lalliam N, Bouhadef A
Service de Virologie, Institut Pasteur d'Algérie.
Arch Inst Pasteur Alger. 1992;58:291-7.
Detection of human papilloma virus in genitals lesions by molecular hybridization. Some H.P.V. types are sexually transmitted and infect genital organs. We have used molecular hybridization to examine the distribution of H.P.V. 6 or II and H.P.V. 16 in benign, premalignant and malignant genital lesions from 344 patients. The frequency of H.P.V. 16 positive cases increases as the cervical lesions progress to malignancy: 57/78 are positive (73%) in the carcinomas, 29/83 are positive (35%) in mild or moderate dysplasia. The majority of benign condylomata acuminata harbors DNA of other types, namely H.P.V. 6 and II.
