Distribution of the 19 HPV types in this study.
- Elisabeth M. Bik (13534)
- Sara W. Bird (6176009)
- Juan P. Bustamante (846785)
- Luis E. Leon (6655385)
- Pamela A. Nieto (341501)
- Kwasi Addae (6655388)
- Víctor Alegría-Mera (6655391)
- Cristian Bravo (6655394)
- Denisse Bravo (117194)
- Juan P. Cardenas (6655397)
- Glenn A. Carson (6655400)
- Adam Caughey (6655403)
- Paulo C. Covarrubias (233392)
- José Pérez-Donoso (6655406)
- Graham Gass (6655409)
- Sarah L. Gupta (6655412)
- Kira Harman (6655415)
- Donna Marie B. Hongo (6655418)
- Juan C. Jiménez (6655421)
- Laurens Kraal (563952)
- Felipe Melis-Arcos (6655424)
- Eduardo H. Morales (652447)
- Amanda Morton (6655427)
- Camila F. Navas (6655430)
- Harold Nuñez (481571)
- Eduardo Olivares (6655433)
- Nicolás Órdenes-Aenishanslins (6655436)
- Francisco J. Ossandon (847874)
- Richard Phan (6655439)
- Raul Pino (6655442)
- Katia Soto-Liebe (253113)
- Ignacio Varas (6655445)
- Patricia Vera-Wolf (6655448)
- Nathaniel A. Walton (6655451)
- Daniel E. Almonacid (22052)
- Audrey D. Goddard (3997715)
- Juan A. Ugalde (403978)
- Susan Zneimer (6655454)
- Jessica Richman (3997721)
- Zachary S. Apte (3997718)
Publication date
May 2019
DOI Publisher
Public Library of Science (PLoS)Abstract
A set of 718 vaginal samples was tested in the HPV genotyping assay described in this study. Of these, 142 samples were positive for at least one of the 19 HPV types validated in this study, with 100 samples positive for hrHPV, and 60 for lrHPV. In 35 of the 142 positive samples, two or more HPV types were found. Positive samples are plotted as percentage found in the total set of 718 samples.</p
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