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ificant investment, technology commercialization offices like UGARFs must work quickly to seek industrial partners for commercialization.

The license agreement with Inhibitex is a good example of successful implementation of a fast and efficient commercialization plan, said Malik. The first patent on the technology was filed in 2005, and the license agreement with Inhibitex was signed in 2007.

Nair believes the application of his discovery to halt HIV replication may just be the beginning for the integrase inhibitor compounds. The basic concepts of this discovery have potential applications for one or more viral diseases caused by other infectious RNA and DNA viruses, he said.


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University of Georgia
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