Human papilloma virus profiles in breast cancer in correlation with Vitamin D

Abstract The presence of the vitamin D receptor on the surface of breast tissue active results in terminal differentiation and inhibition of cell growth. The implication of vitamin D deficiency on cancer susceptibility found an association between low serum 25(OH) D3 levels and increased prevalence of breast cancer genesis. The risk factors incriminated in the genesis of breast cancer are well known, there is the involvement of certain oncogenic viruses, particularly HPV. In this, study 22 patients with breast cancer with a dosage of vitamin D less than normal with HPV infection. No significance between Clinicopathological parameters and vitamin D assay.