HIV

Contrary to popular belief, a new A*STAR study shows that HIV mutations are far from random, emerging at specific locations at specific rates.

The discovery of a new, highly conserved druggable site on the HIV reverse transcriptase could turn the tide in the wake of growing drug resistance.

Researchers at A*STAR have uncovered a new role for a subset of immune cells in HIV infection and transmission.

Computational
modeling of drug resistance could help guide treatment decisions for people
infected with HIV

A blocking mechanism is used by a mysterious class of retroviruses to force their host to allow them to replicate

Nitrogen atom-directed ortho-lithiation aids preparation of anti-HIV drug