August 2014
Scientists have taken an important step towards a permanent cure for AIDS by using specially designed enzymes to physically cut the HIV virus out of an infected human genome. The treatment could be a breakthrough in the search of a cure for AIDS, but researchers warned that there are still plenty of significant hurdles.
Publications
- Detection of Mutations in Myeloid Malignancies Through Paired-Sample Analysis of Microdroplet – Polymerase Chain Reaction Deep Sequencing Data
- Identification of Novel GRM1 Mutations and Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms in Prostate Cancer Cell Lines and Tissues
- Appearances Can Be Deceptive: Revealing a Hidden Viral Infection With Deep Sequencing in a Plant Quarantine Context
- Genome Diversity in Brachypodium distachyon: Deep Sequencing of Highly Diverse Inbred Lines
- CHI3L1 Polymorphisms Associate With Asthma in a Taiwanese Population
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