Bean, 2005 - Google Patents
New drug targets for HIVBean, 2005
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- Bean P
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A significant number of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infections have become resistant to antiretroviral treatment, which means that there is a paramount need for novel drug targets to defeat the virus. Until recently, all HIV drugs inhibited HIV replication by …
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