Designer protein tackles HIV - Nature

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A new technology using a specific enzyme that binds to CCR5, a gene used during HIV infection. This enzyme cuts the DNA in the binding region. Therefore, the mice with genetically altered T cells became more resistant to HIV.

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A new technology using a specific enzyme that binds to CCR5, a gene used during HIV infection. This enzyme cuts the DNA in the binding region. Therefore, the mice with genetically altered T cells became more resistant to HIV.