
What is HPV?
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Persistent HPV Infection Increases Risk of Cancer
High-risk HPV viruses encode two oncogenes, E6 and E7, that inactivate the two most important tumor suppressor genes in cells: p53 and pRb. Without these two tumor suppressor genes, the cell continues to accumulate additional mutations, ultimately leading to malignant transformation.

