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by Sound_BM July 1, 2008 - 4:54
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T-cells attacked by HIV

Mice have been made resistant to HIV by sabotaging a gene in the blood cells that the virus normally infects.

Researchers who developed the treatment at Sangamo BioSciences, a biotechnology company in Duarte, California, US, hope to test it in patients by the end of 2008. If successful, the treatment could offer a more effective way for controlling HIV in patients with the disease, the researchers say.

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