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November 04, 2013
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Scientists Capture Most Detailed Picture Yet of Key AIDS Protein
Preclinical Study Offers Hope for New Approach to Controlling HIV
NIH Names George Koob Director of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
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Scientists Capture Most Detailed Picture Yet of Key AIDS Protein
The findings from the Wilson, Ward and Carragher labs represent a scientific feat as well as progress toward an HIV vaccine.
Preclinical Study Offers Hope for New Approach to Controlling HIV
A team led in part by the Burton lab has pointed to monoclonal antibodies as a potential tool to hold the virus in check.
NIH Names George Koob Director of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
“NIH has recognized what we have known all along—that George is a leader in addiction research with a vision for what needs to be done,” says TSRI President and CEO Michael Marletta.
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