Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) infection is considered an epidemic and can lead to lethal cancers. It isassessed that the risk of sexually active women to be infected sometime in their lifetime is nearly 80%.Prevalence of cervical cancer and high mortality rates, especially in developing countries, are alarming andrequire immediate attention.1. What co-factors have been identified to have roles in the progression of human papilloma virusinfection to cervical cancer?2 HPV viruses have a distinct capability to evade confrontation with the human immunesystem? Give three basic virus properties responsible for this capability.3. What is the role of vaccination in the management of HPV infections?

Human papilloma is the most common sexually transmitted disease due to skin to skin contact .Many…

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17 Suppose that some members of a population are infected with a sexually transmitted virus that causes disease X, and some are infected with another sexually transmitted virus that causes disease Y. Some members of the population may be infected with both viruses. While diseases X and Y are similar in that they are both sexually trans- mitted diseases, the disease X is much more harmful to its carriers than the disease Y is to its carriers. Condom use is highly effective in preventing the transmission of either discase. Suppose scientists discover a cure for the sexually transmitted disease X. This cure (a vaccination) will eliminate the virus causing the disease X from its carrier before its carrier can suffer any harm from the virus. Everybody is immediately given this vaccination against the disease X. a What do you expect to happen to the prevalence of the virus causing the dis- ease X in the population? Draw a graph with time on the horizontal axis and prevalence of the virus…
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