Uploaded February 2014 | Updated September 2026, 17 hours ago
In 2011, biologists demonstrated a highly effective method for delivering HIV-fighting antibodies to mice— a treatment that protected the mice from infection by a laboratory strain of HIV delivered intravenously. Now, the same researchers have shown that the same procedure is just as effective against a strain of HIV found in the real world, even when transmitted across mucosal surfaces.
Source: Caltech
Read more: laboratoryequipment.com/videos/2014/02/method-fight-hiv-proves-even-more-promising
In 2011, biologists demonstrated a highly effective method for delivering HIV-fighting antibodies to mice— a treatment that protected the mice from infection by a laboratory strain of HIV delivered intravenously. Now, the same researchers have shown that the same procedure is just as effective against a strain of HIV found in the real world, even when transmitted across mucosal surfaces.
Source: Caltech
Read more: laboratoryequipment.com/videos/2014/02/method-fight-hiv-proves-even-more-promising
