Evaluation of a solution chemiluminescent hybridization assay for identification of human papillomavirus from paraffin‐embedded tissues

Aims To evaluate the use of the Digene Hybrid CaptureTM system, a chemiluminescent hybridization assay for the analysis of low and intermediate/high risk human papillomavirus (HPV) DNA, on paraffin‐embedded tissues and to investigate possible reasons for reaction failure.

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