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A gene therapy approach to eliminate HIV-1-infected cells.

Journal of the California Dental Association - 1 May 2012

Gebremedhin Senait, Au Amy, Konopka Krystyna, Milnes Matthew, Düzgüneş Nejat

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The ideal therapy for HIV infection requires a method to eliminate all HIV-harboring cells in the infected individual. The authors are developing an HIV-specific promoter to drive the expression of suicide genes that would induce cell death specifically in HIV-infected cells. The authors construc...

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