HIV-1 benefits from RNA chemical modifications are confirmed by a study.

Published Date: 17 Apr 2024

A recent study discovered that the key to the virus's capacity to survive and proliferate after infecting host cells is a chemical modification in the HIV-1 RNA genome, the function of which has long been a subject of scientific controversy.

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