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Potential AIDS breakthrough
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1-10-2008 3:23 PM
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health
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medicine
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aids
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hiv
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science
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rna
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sirna
kmcolo
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This work used siRNA, or short interfering RNA to block the production of human proteins that the HIV uses in its propagation.
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