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Introducción
Mecanismos de replicación del VIH
Compuestos naturales de plantas con actividad anti-VIH
Otros inhibidores de la adsorción: el ácido repandusínico de Phyllanthus niruri.
Compuestos que actúan a nivel de la replicación intracelular
Conclusiones
Referencias




Virología
Mecanismos de acción de compuestos antivirales aislados en plantas: el Virus de la Inmunodeficiencia Humana como modelo.

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Introducción
Mecanismos de replicación del VIH
Compuestos naturales de plantas con actividad anti-VIH
Otros inhibidores de la adsorción: el ácido repandusínico de Phyllanthus niruri.
Compuestos que actúan a nivel de la replicación intracelular
Conclusiones
Referencias

NOTA: Toda la información que se brinda en este artículo es de carácter investigativo y con fines académicos y de actualización para estudiantes y profesionales de la salud. En ningún caso es de carácter general ni sustituye el asesoramiento de un médico. Ante cualquier duda que pueda tener sobre su estado de salud, consulte con su médico o especialista.





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