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Rutgers laboratory helped to create new HIV drug
Date:6/23/2011

the Rutgers team's research efforts to develop drugs that would be effective against drug-resistant mutants of the AIDS virus. A pivotal breakthrough happened in 1998 when dapavirine -- which works by preventing HIV from replicating its genetic material after the virus enters a healthy cell was developed. Further refinements of the drug led to creation of two anti-AIDS drugs: Intelence approved by the FDA in 2008, and Edurant, which came on the market in May and has shown exceptional potency against drug resistant HIV.


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