New technology allows scientists to enter the HIV virus

Paris- French researchers have succeeded in eradicating HIV-infected cells after piracy and destruction by a new technique.

Researchers hope soon to make a drug that heals infected people

Researchers at the Institut Pasteur in Paris have taken a new step in the fight against HIV.

After a series of laboratory experiments, the team was able to destroy the infected cells and prevent its spread based on metabolism.

"With metabolic enzymes, infected cells can be destroyed outside the body.

We have noticed that the degradation of cells in the body depends on the inhibitors of metabolism, "citing the German news site" The Franken ".

Many people with AIDS control the spread of the virus and reduce its severity.

But these drugs can not completely destroy the virus. The virus stays in some lymphocytes and spreads through it. Protecting cells from the virus remains a major challenge for doctors.

During metabolic processes, the virus multiplies in the body and particularly targets these cells. When doctors succeed in preventing this process, they will succeed in preventing the spread of the virus in the cells.

This is exactly what French researchers have achieved in their laboratory experiments, adds the German news website "The Franken".

But the use of this new technology for people with the disease will take some time. However, the research results of French researchers will be a source of optimism for people with AIDS, pending the future introduction of drugs on the markets .- (DW)