HIV-Integrase Inhibitors

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Also known as:  Integrase Inhibitors

 

Description

HIV-Integrase Inhibitors are a group of Prescribed Medications that are synthetic Oligonucleotides.

 

Conventional Medical Usage of HIV-Integrase Inhibitors

Immune System

 HIV-Integrase are presently undergoing clinical trials for the treatment of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS):

 HIV-Integrase Inhibitors inhibit the Integrase enzyme (a component of the HIV virus).

 

Pharmaceutical Availability of HIV-Integrase Inhibitors

 HIV-Integrase Inhibitors are not yet available for clinical use as they are still underoing research and development.  The most promising of this class of Anti-Virals is code-named GEM92.

 

Types of Integrase Inhibitors

 Raltegravir (Isentress, RAL)

 

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