Antivirals Against AIDS

Author: Ronald E. Unger
Edition: 1st
Publisher: CRC Press
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 0824703588

Antivirals Against AIDS

This volume, devoted specifically to antiviral therapy, describes current practices used to treat HIV-infected patients, clarifies the use and suitability of animal model systems for the study and evaluation of drug performance, and reveals novel treatments and vaccines in early developmental stages. Medical books Antivirals Against AIDS. Medical books Antivirals Against Aids. This book is written by Ronald E. Unger Published by Informa Healthcare In 2000 and is available in Hardback POD will be shipped in 4 Days.

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Highlights gene therapy and nanoparticle technology!
Including more than 1375 references that encourage and facilitate further research, Antivirals Against AIDS

addresses problems encountered with resistance to antiretroviral treatments

details second- and third-generation approaches to anti-HIV therapies targeting HIV reverse transcriptase and protease proteins

examines inhibiting the spread of HIV by pinpointing appropriate receptors for entry into cells

considers unique delivery systems for the uptake of drugs into individual cells as deterrents to viral replication

discusses the prospects of inexpensive, easily deliverable vaccines

summarizes the benefits and shortcomings of current therapeutic regimens

and more!
Exploring why HIV is difficult to eradicate and how its special properties and characteristics influence control of the infection, Antivirals Against AIDS is an interdisciplinary reference of interest to infectious disease specialists, immunologists and virologists, hematologists, primary care physicians and internists, and medical school students in these disciplines.