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Molecular Espionage Shows A Single HIV Enzyme's Many Tasks
“Our experiments allowed us, for the first time, a peek at how individual RT molecules interact with the HIV genome”
The work is described in the journal Nature. The enzyme, reverse transcriptase , is already the target of two of the three major classes of existing anti-HIV drugs. via Science Daily
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Full Story: Science Daily
Complete Coverage: 2 stories
- MediLexicon - A Single HIV Enzyme's Many Tasks Revealed By Molecular Espionage
- Medical News - Research reveals workings of anti-HIV drugs
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