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New cellular targets for HIV drug development

By admin on May 29, 2009

A new study suggests that HIV drug development should be focused on immune cells called macrophages, whose job is to “eat” invading disease agents, instead of traditionally targeted T cells because that may take scientists a step closer to eradicating the disease. The study led by researchers from the University of Florida and five other [...]

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hiv drug therapy

New cellular targets for HIV drug development

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