Genotype of human papilloma virus infection in Xinjiang
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Genotype of human papilloma virus infection in Xinjiang
Journal of Chongqing Medical UniversityVol. 37, Issue 11, Pages: 961-963(2012)
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1. 新疆医科大学 1. 第二附属医院检验科
2. 附属肿瘤医院检验科,乌鲁木齐,830011
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LI Hui, BIAN Wenan, ZHAO Jing, et al. Genotype of human papilloma virus infection in Xinjiang. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University 37(11):961-963(2012)
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LI Hui, BIAN Wenan, ZHAO Jing, et al. Genotype of human papilloma virus infection in Xinjiang. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University 37(11):961-963(2012)DOI:
Genotype of human papilloma virus infection in Xinjiang
Objective:To investigate the genotypes of human papilloma viruses(HPV)in women with different gynecologic diseases in Xinjiang by PCR-reverse dot blot(PCR-RDB). Methods:Clinical specimens from 335 women with suspected symptoms of gynecologic disorders were collected and HPV DNA(L1) was isolated and subjected to genotyping by PCR-RDB. HPV infection rates were cal-culated and statistical analysis of χ2 test was performed to compare the HPV infection rates among different groups. Results:Totally 108 specimens were identified to be HPV positive and the posotive rate was 32.2%(108/335). Nine kinds of HPV genotypes(HPV 16,18,33,45,56,68,6,11,66) were identified by PCR-RDB and HPV 16,18,56 had higher infection rates than other HPV genotypes. Statistic analysis showed that patients with condyloma,cervical intraepithelial neoplasiaⅡ/Ⅲ and cervical cancer had significantly higher HPV positive rates and high-risk HPV infection rates than those with cervicitis or cervical erosion(P<0.05). Additionally,HPV infection rates were decreased with the increasing of age. Conclusions:HPV infection is common in patients with different uter-ine-cervical diseases in Xinjiang and HPV genotyping by PCR-RDB could provide epidemiological evidence for the diagnosis,treat-ment and follow-up of HPV infection.
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人类乳头瘤病毒PCR-反向点杂交妇科疾病
Keywords
human papillomavirusesPCR-reverse dot blotgynecological disease