A Fred Hutch and University of Washington team of virologists and bioengineers led by Dr. Keith Jeromehas received a $200,000 grant — the first phase of up to $1.5 million in milestone-driven funding over four years — to develop nanocarrier technology to deliver therapies to reservoirs of dormant, HIV-infected cells.
The grant is from the New York-based amfAR, or Foundation for AIDS Research, as part of its “Countdown to a Cure for AIDS” initiative, which aims to achieve the scientific underpinnings of a cure by 2020. The hard-to-reach reservoirs are a key barrier to curing HIV.
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I would not have eaten that (unbeknownst to me) ex-prostitute's radioactive pussy. The half body dragon tattoo should have tipped me off, but you know, 30 beers....
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