Human Adult T cell Leukemia Virus: T cell leukemia.
All these viral infections produce oncogenic proteins which alter the activities of tumor suppressor genes like p53.
It's also achieved by inactivating the retinoblastoma protein, cleaving the transcriptional factor E2F to bypass G1/S phase checkpoints.
Persistent irritation, caused by long-term exposure of lung cells to asbestos fibres or tobacco smoke particles, promotes inflammatory and proliferative responses.
The chemicals produced in these inflammatory responses often cause DNA damage more than Hayflick's limit and the cell simply bypasses the step for apoptosis and causes cancer.