New anti-AIDS drugs solve the problem of virus mutation

French scientists said in a research report that a drug in the laboratory shows good prospects because it can effectively suppress the spread of HIVThe study, written by several researchers at the Montpellier Institute for Molecular Genetics in France, led by Jamal Tazi, was published in the latest issue of the American Journal of the Public Library of Science PathogensThe report says the drug can inhibit HIV reproduction at a key pointOnce viral proteins and enzymes are produced, the new virus replicates in large quantities within the cell and eventually enters the bloodstream, further infecting other cells in the bloodScientists led by Tazi have discovered that an IDC16 molecule being tested can interfere with theof the human splice protein SF
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,the protein that can be used to splies mRNA precursorsExperiments show that,IDC16 molecules can block the replication of various AIDS-1 virus,including from the "cocktail" therapy reaction to AIDS patients samplesThe research project, supported by france's National Centre for Scientific Research,said research on IDC16 molecules was "very promising." " Cocktail "therapy has been used since 1995, is a "cocktail" type of mixed drug treatment method, the treatment of AIDS has a better efficacy This therapy mainly attacks the viral epidural protein gp1 2
0 and enzymes used in other stages of the replication process The problem, however, is that HIV is constantly mutating But scientists believe the IDC16 molecule could solve the problem of virus mutations