One observer of the German physician causing a large coil: two years after a bone marrow transplant to treat leukemia, a patient with AIDS had no traces of the virus and not have to continue treatment with drug-resistant reverse transcriptase.
This explains how? Exactly, the bone marrow transplant is never a cure AIDS cases treated, but it suggests the idea that a genetic therapy will make the transition effective immunity can. The problem is finding a possible method to prevent immune cells to block HIV CCR5 expression.
This explains how? Exactly, the bone marrow transplant is never a cure AIDS cases treated, but it suggests the idea that a genetic therapy will make the transition effective immunity can. The problem is finding a possible method to prevent immune cells to block HIV CCR5 expression.
