Human papillomavirus 16 is an aetiological factor of scrotal cancer
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S. Sanjosé | S. de Sanjosé | W. Quint | L. Alemany | N. Guimerà | F. Bosch | M. Pawlita | G. Halec | D. Jenkins | G. Wain | J. Azike | José Santos Salas Vailén
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