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Researchers at the Institut Pasteur in Paris have said they have succeeded in destroying the virus-infected cells, which are usually treated with the help of antiretrovirals. "Daily mail" British.
He takes patients AIDS These antibiotics last a lifetime because they are unable to eliminate the virus stocks that are in the immune cells.
A spokesman for the institute, quoted by the newspaper, reportedly said: "The antiretroviral therapy currently used is designed to prevent AIDS infection, but is not able to eradicate the virus in the body . ".
He added: "The virus keeps its stocks in places such as lymphocytes, which are the main target of the virus."
AIDS targeting cells with high metabolic activity, the researchers were able to destroy the cells infected by the virus or its reservoirs thanks to inhibitors of this activity.
In a next phase, researchers will conduct more experiments on HIV-infected people to learn more about the mechanism of cell destruction in which the virus hides and draws energy.
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Researchers at the Institut Pasteur in Paris said they managed to destroy the cells infected with the virus, which is usually treated with antiretrovirals, the Daily Mail reported.
AIDS patients take these antibiotics all their lives because they fail to eliminate concentrated virus stocks in immune cells.
"Currently used antiretroviral therapy is designed to prevent AIDS infection, but it is not able to eradicate the virus in the body," said a spokesman for the agency. ;institute.
"The virus keeps its stocks in places such as lymphocytes, which are the main target of the virus," he said.
AIDS targeting cells with high metabolic activity, the researchers were able to destroy the cells infected by the virus or its reservoirs thanks to inhibitors of this activity.
In a next phase, researchers will conduct more experiments on HIV-infected people to learn more about the mechanism of cell destruction in which the virus hides and draws energy.
