HIV: Mechanisms of Action of NRTIs

This animation describes how NRTI drugs work by incorporating themselves into viral DNA as it is being transcribed, and thus, blocking further extension of the viral DNA chain. Narrated by Dr. Mark Wainberg, Professor of Medicine and of Microbiology at McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, a Canadian AIDS researcher and activist.
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[@AnnaMariaMed]

Short and sweet! Thank you!

[@shushunovafan4301]

Thank you so much, this is incredibly helpful.

[@hanch96]

really appreciate your work thank you

[@moxie4832]

Great visuals and explanations!

[@MechanismsInMedicine]

Much appreciated!

[@jazeebamaheen2432]

Thanks for this video

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Thank you your explanation is excelent

[@saikumar802]

Great explanation sir

[@sebbe91]

Very good

[@riesevp]

Pretty great thanks!

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i understand this

[@Ocea8i53]

I do have a question. What happens to the cell, If the body ever needs to use the cell that was infected with aids which was stopped by the NRTI drugs,?

I was wondering the same thing