antiviral

A novel feature of this report is the use of nanotechnology in virology and its potential for antiviral therapeutics.

The results suggest that a simple chemical change can convert APOBEC3F to a more effective antiviral agent and that shielding of a common feature shared by related proteins may yield a similar outcome, say researchers at the University of Minnesota.

Patients with mild, uncomplicated illness who are not considered to be at increased risk of developing severe or complicated illness are not likely to benefit from antiviral treatment if started more than 48 hours after illness onset.

Fifty international university-, laboratory-, and industry-based researchers contribute 20 chapters reviewing the latest findings in antiviral drug research.

Our work demonstrates that even in countries where the antiviral stockpile is not sufficient to treat 25% of the population--the minimum level suggested by the World Health Organization--it is possible to reduce morbidity and excess mortality by prioritizing the use of antivirals by age," researchers said.

At its height since the launch of the pandemic flu service antiviral collection points across Cumbria dealt with 276 people in one day.

However, the agency has "considerable experience in reviewing and approving antiviral drug products for numerous viral diseases, including drugs for influenza.

RPI-MN is the lead antiviral drug candidate of Nutra Pharma's holding, ReceptoPharm.

Once infection is established, H5N1 resists the antiviral effects of IFNs and tumor necrosis factor-[alpha] (6).

Two- and 16-week results presented at the IAS conference demonstrated that patients receiving the 200 mg dose of Reverset experienced significant antiviral benefit.

Upon resumption of stavudine treatment, HIV-1 RNA levels declined to baseline, leading the authors to conclude that stavudine contributed to antiviral activity in this regimen.

Hepatitis C patients who have stabilized depression can now be considered eligible for combination antiviral therapy to treat the liver disease, according to participants in a consensus development conference on hepatitis C sponsored by the National Institutes of Health.

Investigators in Japan have now found a major clue to the workings of some of the most promising antiviral medicines under development.

Unfortunately, an estimated 55% of companies worldwide do not have enough staff to monitor e-business security, making effective antiviral software solutions the first line of defense.

The patients, who took older antiviral drugs, may have fortified the surviving AIDS virus, which subsequently spawned mutations that the earlier drugs missed.