Gene Editing Could Make Anyone Immune to AIDS
Some people have a mutation that makes them amazingly resistant to HIV — and now, scientists may have found a way to give that immunity to anyone. Viruses enter cells and take them over, but to get inside, they need a handhold. HIV pulls itself in by grabbing onto a protein called CCR5, which decorates […] Some people have a mutation that makes them amazingly resistant to HIV – and now, scientists
Luring HIV from Hiding
The quest to kill the last traces of the virus secreted away in cells Twelve years ago, biologists and clinicians hoped for a fleeting moment that combining several new drugs might completely eliminate HIV from the body and thus achieve a cure. Those hopes quickly vanished when it was discovered that the virus hides in a dormant state inside certain cells out of reach of this therapeutic cocktail.
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