Integrase inhibitors are a class of HIV medications that prevent the viral DNA from integrating into the host cell's genome.
Integrase inhibitors are HIV drugs that work by blocking the integration of viral DNA into the host genome.
| Front | What HIV drugs work by blocking integration of viral DNA into host genome? |
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| Back | Integrase inhibitors |
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