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Image Caption: A University of Iowa and University of Nebraska study has revealed the structure of an important HIV protein attached to the human protein that the virus hijacks during infection. The structural information might help researchers develop drugs that disrupt HIV replication. Image shows structure of HIV Tat protein (red) bound to human P-TEFb protein (beige and green) superimposed ...
 
 
Tags: hiv-aids, hiv-aids-information, hiv-and-aids, hiv-aids-information
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