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Researchers Halt Spread Of HIV With RNAi
#241212 - 08/08/08 12:48 PM

http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/117656.php
sorry guys this just sounded real promising so i posted it here

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cunta_stalwart

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Re: Researchers Halt Spread Of HIV With RNAi new

#241234 - 08/09/08 07:27 AM

nice find and very interesting, I hope they speed this along to human trials soon, all this stuff takes so long.

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Re: Researchers Halt Spread Of HIV With RNAi new

#241236 - 08/09/08 07:37 AM

I feel the same way....it is taking too long though. But let's be patient guys

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