AIDS

A possible vaccine for AIDS. Photo: Tel Aviv University

On the way to a one-time treatment/vaccine for AIDS?

New technology offers treatment for the HIV virus through an injection. As part of the research, the researchers succeeded for the first time in the world in engineering type B white blood cells inside the patient's body, so that they secrete antibodies to AIDS. The study was conducted on
A diagram depicting the activity of B cells of the immune system. . Photo: depositphotos.com

TA researchers have identified a special group of cells in the immune system shared by malaria, AIDS and lupus patients

In a healthy person, these cells do not exist at all. In patients with malaria, AIDS and lupus, they make up 15%-25% of the B cells
HIV viruses attack a cell. Illustration: shutterstock

The virus that does not infect directly

HIV in the bloodstream. XNUMXD illustration: shutterstock

How to stop the AIDS epidemic? / Annie Sneed

Cats (healthy). Illustration: shutterstock

About cats, viruses and the fight against AIDS

The AIDS virus in the bloodstream. Illustration: shutterstock

The antiviral molecules - which also fight the HIV virus

A model of a bNAb antibody. The binding sites are seen in light blue, the areas prone to mutations in pink

Map the crystal structure of antibodies to the AIDS virus

Children playing broken phone. Drawing from 1920 from Wikipedia

Juice infected a baby with HIV? Incarnation of news on a broken phone

Dr. Daniel Albirt, Kaplan Medical Center

Will AIDS turn from a chronic disease to a fatal disease again??

immune system cells. Source: Wikimedia Commons

No entry to HIV / Carl John and Bruce Levine

Schematic diagram of HIV. From Wikipedia

Health - the secrets of HIV control / Bruce D. Walker

Schematic diagram of HIV. From Wikipedia

Virus catchers

Schematic diagram of HIV. From Wikipedia

The medicine worth its weight in gold

Robert Koch

The enemy within: bacteria revisited

Pictured: Black colobus, one of the species found to be positive for the SIV virus. Photo: Rich Bergl, North Carolina Zoo, and courtesy of Dr. Gail Hearn, Biodiversity Conservation Program (BBPP)

Monkey Island: in search of the origin of the AIDS disease

Schematic diagram of HIV. From Wikipedia

Determining protein structure will help cure AIDS

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

Selected 2009: Scientific American's top ten

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

New gel against AIDS for women

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A soccer jersey to fight the AIDS virus

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

The search for the component of the AIDS vaccine continues

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Can AIDS be cured?

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AIDS - the big challenges

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Lessons from nature - the power of the HIV virus is directed against it

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Now in noise

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

Forced match

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The immune system of AIDS patients can be fully restored

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All the difference

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

A renewed attack on AIDS

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

New research shows weakening tendencies of the AIDS virus