- Types of HIV drug
- Summary: Ways of attacking HIV
- Viruses
- HIVs life-cycle
- Multiple targets - combination therapy
- Reverse transcriptase inhibitors
- Protease inhibitors
- Preventing viral attachment or fusion
- Targeting other HIV proteins
- Inhibiting cellular factors required for HIV replication
- Other anti-HIV strategies
- Killing or removing HIV-infected cells
- Gene therapy
- Anti-oxidants
- Vitamins and minerals
- Treatment strategies
- Restoring the immune system
- Effectiveness of HIV therapy
Types of HIV drug
- Summary: Ways of attacking HIV
- Viruses
- HIVs life-cycle
- Multiple targets - combination therapy
- Reverse transcriptase inhibitors
- Protease inhibitors
- Preventing viral attachment or fusion
- Targeting other HIV proteins
- Inhibiting cellular factors required for HIV replication
- Other anti-HIV strategies
- Killing or removing HIV-infected cells
- Gene therapy
- Anti-oxidants
- Vitamins and minerals
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