Latest Found Antibody Building to Prevent HIV Infection

Posted on 09 July 2010 by Bob Roberto

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Trending in yahoo today is the latest found antibody to prevent HIV infection to human. It has been so long that scientist at the National Institute of Health sought for the certain antibodies to neutralize HIV infection. Can it be the answer to the most commonly asked questions on how to fight HIV around the world?Scientist are not saying that this discovery is 100% sure to fight HIV. Below is an excerpt from scientificamerican.com which also give the full details of this issue.

The innate immune system is the first line of defense against infection. It attacks at the initial exposure to a pathogen, and can prevent the establishment of infection—and HIV is no exception. But there are a number of reasons why it has proved difficult to identify components of the innate immune response that can neutralize the deadly virus.

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oh i just so wish that we can already cure HIV in the next few years*,*

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