Author: Mazalovska, Milena; Kouokam, J. Calvin
Title: Lectins as Promising Therapeutics for the Prevention and Treatment of HIV and Other Potential Coinfections Document date: 2018_5_8
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Snippet: Due to the glycosylated nature of viral envelope proteins, carbohydrate-binding proteins have been considered potential anti-HIV agents that would block the host-virus interaction at its earliest stage, eventually preventing the establishment of the provirus [25] . Lectins with antiretroviral activities have been identified and isolated from animals [26] , plants [27] , halobios, and microorganisms [28] and could serve as anti-HIV natural product.....
Document: Due to the glycosylated nature of viral envelope proteins, carbohydrate-binding proteins have been considered potential anti-HIV agents that would block the host-virus interaction at its earliest stage, eventually preventing the establishment of the provirus [25] . Lectins with antiretroviral activities have been identified and isolated from animals [26] , plants [27] , halobios, and microorganisms [28] and could serve as anti-HIV natural products.
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