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Zalcitabina (Hivid, ddC)
27 de febrero de 2012
¿Qué Es ddC?ddC (Hivid®) es un medicamento que se usaba para el tratamiento antirretroviral (ART). También es conocido como zalcitabina o dideoxicitidina y es fabricado por Roche. ddC es un nucleósido análogo de la transcriptasa reversa. ddC fue aprobado en 1992 como un medicamento antirretroviral (ARV) para personas infectadas con el VIH. La fabricación y distribución de ddC fueron terminadas a partir del 31 de diciembre de 2006.  Este artículo era proporcionada por InfoRed SIDA.
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