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1996--a very good year for pathogenesis research.

NIAID AIDS agenda - 1 Mar 1997

Bowersox J

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1996 was a watershed year for AIDS research, largely due to the introduction of protease inhibitors. Researchers also gained crucial new knowledge about the mechanism by which HIV infects CD4 cells, creating an opportunity for deciphering the disease process. Important discoveries made throughout...

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