Monarch butterflies will fly 3,200 kilometres (2,000 miles) from Canada to Mexico for the winter.
Proteins in HIV spread infection
Proteins in HIV spread infection The AIDS virus uses groups of proteins called
proteasomes to assemble and spread new viral particles. In test
tube studies, using proteasome inhibitors reduced the spread of HIV
infection by 98 percent. However, it is not known if protease
inhibitors would work in humans, and it will be months or years
before human trials are considered. NOVEMBER 27, 2000