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AIDS is one of the most pressing medical emergencies of our era. The majority of AIDS researchers have agreed that there is a causal link between HIV infections and AIDS, yet 12 years after the discovery of HIV we are still a long way from understanding and controlling AIDS. HIV: A Practical Approach is a detailed practical guide in two volumes to studying HIV in the laboratory. Volume 1 describes methods for studying the virus and infected cells and covers techniques for handling HIV safely, for studying viral entry, replication, and neutralization, plus key immunological techniques. Volume 2 provides step-by-step protocols for exploring the biochemistry and molecular biology of HIV, including new approaches to drug discovery.
This volume investigates the biochemical and molecular mechanisms of HIV to facilitate the development of effective therapeutic interventions. Edited by Jonathan Karn, this text compiles specialized laboratory protocols and research methodologies designed to assist scientists in navigating the complex viral life cycle. The book serves as a technical resource for researchers aiming to bridge the gap between basic viral understanding and the practical application of drug discovery strategies.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this volume as a foundational technical manual for laboratory researchers focused on HIV pathogenesis. The text is noted for its high level of procedural density, making it a standard reference for those engaged in specialized virological and pharmacological research.
Page Count:
360
Publication Date:
1995-12-21
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0199634998
ISBN-13:
9780199634996
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