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HIV-1 Tat induces DNMT over-expression through microRNA dysregulation in HIV-related non Hodgkin lymphomas.

Anna Luzzi | Federica Morettini | Sara Gazaneo | Lucia Mundo | Anna Onnis | Susanna Mannucci | Emily A Rogena | Cristiana Bellan | Lorenzo Leoncini | Giulia De Falco
Infectious agents and cancer | 2014

A close association between HIV infection and the development of cancer exists. Although the advent of highly active antiretroviral therapy has changed the epidemiology of AIDS-associated malignancies, a better understanding on how HIV can induce malignant transformation will help the development of novel therapeutic agents.

Pubmed ID: 25705251

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