A) Vaccination with the vaccine against HPV.
B) Radical surgery to remove the uterus and cervix.
C) Removal of the lesion using a laser.
D) Injection of antibodies against HPV into the lesion.
E) Giving the patient systemic anticancer drugs.

A) It is important for regulating viral gene expression.
B) It assists with the replication of the viral chromosome.
C) It allows the viral DNA to be bound by cellular histones.
D) It allows the viral DNA to segregate to each daughter cell.
E) It improves the stability of the viral DNA.

A) It causes the p53 protein to be exported out of the cell.
B) It causes the p53 protein to be targeted to the lysosome.
C) It causes the p53 protein to become ubiquinated.
D) It acts as a protease to directly degrade the protein.
E) It phosphorylates p53, which causes it to be degraded by the proteasome.