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CKR-5--understanding the news.

AIDS treatment news - 6 Sept 1996

James J S

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A recent discovery about how HIV infects cells and causes disease has revealed that some racial or ethnic groups, but not others, may be very resistant or even immune to HIV infection through sexual transmission. This discovery opens new doors for scientific progress in understanding HIV pathogenesis that may lead to the creation of a new class of anti-HIV drugs. Two co-receptors, fusin and chemokine receptor 5...

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