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Caltech study eyes decade for powerful second-generation AIDS drug
Scientists at Caltech and partners report identification of the AIDS virus binding site on the CD4 receptor and the creation of decoy binding sites that could block infection. If developed, a second-generation drug might appear within about ten years, though caution urged by researchers and funders. The work, published in Science, could guide future antiviral agents and may aid other autoimmune disease therapies.
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Pasadena
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California Institute of Technology
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University of Alabama, Birmingham
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Genentech Inc
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