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Life cycle of viruses with different types of genomes. Some viruses containing RNA genomes use reverse transcriptase to make DNA from RNA. Example: HIV.
Life cycle and infection of the polio virus. Jenner and his discovery of vaccine for polio. Vaccines can be made from heat attenuated or formaldehyde treated polio viruses.
History of AIDS, discovery of HIV, life cycle, infection, and inhibitors of HIV.
Structure and mechanism of replication of RNA viruses that synthesize RNA from RNA template. Example: Tobacco mosaic virus. Structure and integration of retroviruses that use reverse transcriptase to make DNA from RNA template. Example: HIV.
Structure, infection, and life cycle of bacterial virus. Plaque formation upon infection.
Structure, life cycle, and examples of all types of viruses classified by their genomes. Clear and detailed summary of virology.
Comprehensive review of the structure, life cycle, and infection of the human immunodeficiency virus.
Immune response to viral infections and how viruses try to evade the system.
Various viral genomes and incorporation into the host genome.
Order of events occurring through the life cycle of HIV.
Potential drug targets in the HIV life cycle.
HIV life cycle, reverse transcriptase, integrase, and drugs that prevent HIV reproduction.
Structure and life cycle of viruses. Viral infections and potential to cause AIDS and cancer.