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Posted: 2025-04-22 09:15:56 UTC

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Research from UC San Diego reveals that hybrid extrachromosomal DNA formed by human and HPV genes promotes oropharyngeal tumor growth, suggesting new therapeutic targets for HPV-positive cancers.
Hybrid human-HPV DNA drives oropharyngeal tumor growth
Targeting these structures may offer new therapeutic strategies
Research conducted by UC San Diego
Understanding the mechanisms of hybrid DNA formation
Developing therapies to target these specific DNA structures