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Gastric  cancer is one of most frequent causes of death in Brazil. The city of Manaus  has one of the highest incidences of this disease in Brazil. The Epstein-Barr  virus (EBV) is a ubiquitous herpesvirus that is classified as a group 1  carcinogen by the International Agency for Research on Cancer. We obtained  biopsies from 6 control subjects and 10 patients with gastric carcinomas living  in Manaus. In the patients, the samples were taken from tumors and from  adjacent non-cancerous mucosa. These samples were screened for EBV DNA by PCR  to amplify the 288-bp fragments from the Bam M region. The EBV DNA was detected  in 8 of the 10 tumor cases and in none of the 6 control subjects. In the  positively identified samples, EBV DNA was detected in five corresponding  resection margins. Previous research indicated only a weak association between  EBV and gastric cancer. We suggest that EBV should be considered as a risk factor  for gastric adenocarcinomas in Manaus.

Epstein-Barr virus DNA associated with gastric adenocarcinoma and adjacent non-cancerous mucosa in patients from Manaus, Brazil