No evidence for role of cutavirus in malignant melanoma

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Cutavirus was previously found in cutaneous melanoma. We detected cutavirus DNA in only 2/185 melanoma biopsies and in 0/52 melanoma metastases from patients in Germany. Viral DNA was localized in the upper epidermal layers. Swab specimens from healthy skin were cutavirus positive for 3.8% (9/237) of immunocompetent and 17.1% (35/205) of HIV-positive men.

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Wieland, U., Silling, S., Hufbauer, M., Mauch, C., Zigrino, P., Oellig, F., … Akgül, B. (2019, August 1). No evidence for role of cutavirus in malignant melanoma. Emerging Infectious Diseases. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). https://doi.org/10.3201/eid2508.190096

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