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. 2015 Oct 19;72(2):272–281. doi: 10.1016/S1808-8694(15)30068-9

Table 1.

Results from various authors as to HPV identification in the normal oral mucosa.

Year Investigator Method #P/#. C % HPV type
1992 Kellokoski et al.29 PCR 18/78 (23) 6, 11 e 16(83%), 18(17%)
SB 33/212 (15) 2,6,11,13,16,18
1992 Jalal et al.27 PCR 21 /48 (44) 16
1993 Holladay and Gerald. 25 PCR 1/6 (17) 16
1995 Eike et al.16 PCR 0/61 0 -
1995 Mao et al. 34 PCR 4/26 (15) 16
1996 Tominaga et al. 76 PCR 3/3 (100) 6
SB 0/3 0 -
1996 Cruz et al. 11 PCR 0/12 0 -
1996 Mao et al. 35 PCR 0/6 0 -
1998 D’Costa et al. 12 PCR 15/48 (31) 16
1998 Badaracco et al. 4 PCR 4/22 (18) 6(20%), 16(50%), 31, 11(10%)
1999a Terai et al. 72 PCR 26/30 (87) 18(87%), 61(60%), 59(23%), 16(7%)
1999 Pillai et al. 51 ISH 0/10 0 -
1999 Bustos et al.8 ISH 0/33 0 -
2003 Surgyama et al. 64 PCR 16/44 (36) 16

#= number; P = positives; C = cases; ISH =in situ hybridization; SB = Southern blot hybridization; PCR = polymerase chain reaction.