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Lamivudine Mechanism Of Action
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mechanism of action of fusion inhibitorshow do fusion inhibitor act to treat HIV...
Response from Don Kurtyka, ARNP
University of South Florida School of Medicine
There's a ton of information on thebody.com that describes how fusion inhibitors work. You might want to also check out www.fuzeon.com.If you're more into graphics, check out the video link in this message! It's very cool. <a...
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Advised to Take Lamivudine During 3rd Trimester Due to HB-Need Answer ASAPPlease reply ASAP to my questions below. I will be in my 3rd trimester this Friday, Dec. 24, 2004... Read more »Was Advised to Take Lamivudine During 3rd Trimester-Need an Answer ASAPPlease reply ASAP to my questions below. I will be in my 3rd trimester this Friday, Dec. 24, 2004... Read more »
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President Clinton Delivers "Energizing Call to Action" at AIDS 2012 Closing Session"Former President Bill Clinton delivered an energizing 'call to action' at the closing session of [the XIX International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2012)], encapsulating the high hopes and the sobering challenges facing the fight against global... Read more »
Treatment Action Group Supports Maraviroc ApprovalTreatment Action Group (TAG) supports the approval of maraviroc for treatment of HIV infection in patients with prior antiretroviral experience. Maraviroc is an orally-available small molecule that binds to and alters the shape of CCR5, a cell... Read more »
Phase 3 Results of Two Key Trials of Maraviroc, the First-in-Class CCR5 AntagonistMaraviroc (MVC, UK-427,857) is the first CCR5 antagonist and the first oral agent with a new mechanism of action to reach phase 3 development since the approval of the first protease inhibitors (PIs) in the late 1990s. During the process of viral... Read more »
Microbicide Research and Development: How Do They Work and How Are They Tested?How Do Microbicides Work? Researchers are exploring diverse and increasingly sophisticated mechanisms of action to block HIV infection. At this point, it is unknown whether the ways in which various microbicides work -- their mechanisms of action... Read more »
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CONDOM MECHANICS: MY THEORY WAS WRONG!!
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I am officially admiting I was WRONG on my belief and theoryTHAT HIV CAN EASILY PASS THROUGH A CONDOM, here's why: I decided to test my little theory, and before I go any further, I must say that ONE CANNOT TRUST VERY MUCH YOU READ ON THE INTERNET,... Read more » CONDOM MECHANICS
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
There is quite alot of RELIABLE data supporting the fact that HIV is an estimated 40x smaller than that of a latex condom's pore. Unfortunately I do not have the source of that data at my side. However, anyone interested can find this data on the...
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CONDOM Mechanics-REPLY..comments warmly welcomed!!
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Dear Mr. Dragon-Well, this is different yet again from your early posts. I thank you for taking the time to clarify your thinking. I think the most critical thing is that HIV is NOT EASILY transmitted through a condom, as you mentioned. This is a... Read more » AbacavirLamivudine to treat HIV infection.
Posted by jenniferdraper
AbacavirLamivudine is used to treat HIV infection. This combination medication is used with other medications. It belongs to a class of drugs known as nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors.
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