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New Class of Proteins Found in Corals Blocks HIV from Fusing with T-Cells
Researchers have found a new class of proteins in corals. These proteins called cnidarins can stop HIV virus from entering the T-cells. The research could enable scientists create new products that can lower HIV exposure risk in women.
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