HIV is a complex animal virus
AIDS
The animal virus HIV infects certain key cells of the immune system, destroying the ability of the body to defend itself from cancer and disease.
The HIV infection cycle is typically a lytic cycle, in which the HIV RNA first directs the production of a corresponding DNA, and this DNA then directs the production of progeny virus particles. The Future of HIV Treatment.
Combination therapies and chemokines offer promising avenues of AIDS therapy.
