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The new HIV variant is the HIV variant discovered by the National Aaron Diamond AIDS Institute in New York.
New variants of HIV
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- The new HIV variant is the HIV variant discovered by the National Aaron Diamond AIDS Institute in New York.
- According to the latest issue of The Lancet, a British medical weekly report, researchers at the Allen Diamond AIDS Institute in the United States have reported that they have genetically tested HIV variants found in New York and officially confirmed the new virus variant And explained the strong infectious capacity and drug resistance of this virus.
- New York, USA found a man with HIV different from usual. It is resistant to many existing AIDS drugs. Humans develop the disease 4 to 20 months after being infected with the virus, and the previously known incubation period of HIV can reach 15 years.
- Researchers have confirmed that the virus, called 3-DCR, is a variant of HIV-1B subtype. The genetic map of the new virus variant shows that it has two ways to enter the body's immune cells, which can be selected in different situations to infect the body faster.
- The morphology of the mutant virus also means that no class 3 to 4 antiretroviral drugs can enter its body to prevent it from replicating inside immune cells. There is only one class of drugs that prevent HIV from entering the body's immune cells, fusion inhibitors, which may hold promise against this virus variant.
- Researchers say they don't yet know how the 3-DCR virus spreads and whether some populations are genetically susceptible.