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CD4 AND CCR5! YOU SAID 4 BY MISTAKE! I WANNA THANK YOU FOR THIS GREAT EXPLANATION ITS AMAZING.

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why/how does reverse transcriptase transcribe the RNA to DNA in the cytoplasm ONLY but sits quite in HIV itself?

Thanks a lot sir!!! This video clarifies many confusions that I had.

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do you have a video explaining hardy weinberg equilibrium? thanks!!!!

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Fantastic lecture, as always! Although just want to point out - 2:55 - the two strands of DNA do not fuse with each other. Reverse transcriptase (using DNA dependent DNA polymerase activity) turns the single stranded cDNA into double stranded DNA, which is further used for making the provirus.

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All your lectures are amazing, simple language which provides easy understanding.But I am searching for your videos concerning human physiology and I don't see them

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You didn't mention the protease enzyme.

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Agree 100 percent. Nice video. I only have 1 question why can't the body detect Hiv during the early phase or upon entry? I have a theory which could be extremely wrong- because Hiv is so unique- the body of course can detect Hiv. However during early immune response Hiv can easily elude this by giving up its receptor sites( gp 120). The immune system would stop attacking the virus because it only attacks virus with antennas or gp 120. In the absence of gp 120 it would shut down. Then Hiv would grow back its gp 120 if threatened again it would give it up again. The process would go on and on until it reaches its target tells. By then it's check mate.banyway it's just a theory which is probably wrong anyway. I just wish people with Hiv aids will be healed soonest.

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HI i'm currently presenting a poster at Uni do you have any references for this (Harvard) thanks

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I think it should say CXCR4 instead of CD4

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As always great lecture I have a question....if a cell is infected by a virus once can it get infected twice ??

Is it possible destroy or to inhibit integrase within the host cell?

Sir if ours genome detect HIV dna when it enter into it then it's cure is possible? ?