protease inhibitors
[ (proh-tee-ays) ]
Notes for protease inhibitors
Protease inhibitors are an example of designer drugs. They sometimes allow AIDS to be managed for long periods of time.
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How to use protease inhibitors in a sentence
For HIV, though, real therapy began only 18 years ago with the introduction of a class of drugs, the protease inhibitors.
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