Cervical cancer cells, which have been transformed by the papillomavirus, are still capable of producing large amounts of virus particles.

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Cervical cancer cells transformed by the papillomavirus typically do not produce large amounts of virus particles because the virus integrates into the host cell's genome in a way that disrupts its ability to form complete, infectious viral particles.

Cervical Cancer Cells, Which Have Been Transformed by the Papillomavirus