The term HIV brings fear to nymphos and is known to be one
of the most deadly of all STD’s. Researchers from Northeastern University have
found multiple properties of the protein AG3. AG3 is a protein that is known to
chemically alter DNA to cause HIV to mutate; however, researchers have found
that the protein AG3 acts also acts as a “roadblock” to prevent HIV to
replicate DNA.
This new pathway of the protein AG3 stopping HIV can lead to
multiple innovations of drugs. These different type of pathways also allow for
the trial of other proteins to stop HIV.
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