@ehigiegbapamela
1. CD4 binding inhibitors: Ebeluzibam (monoclonal antibody 2. CCR5 inhibitors: Maraviroc 3. Fusion inhibitors 4. Reverse transcriptions inhibitors(nucleotide and nucleoside): Lamivudan, ledovudan 5. Integrate inhibitors 6. Protease inhibitors
@Gigadrane
Couple days before my microbio exam ! Great timing as always, I needed this. Thank you as always.
@Quomooo
Azithromycin is still recommended and used as prophylaxis against NTM for patients with CD4 count lower than 50 after ruling out an active infection (1200-1500 mg weekly po). Clarithomycin is an alternative regime also contemplated by the EACS.
@ultralegends8635
Great bro nice work and the way you summarised in one single slide v with all possible details
@andyincalimoto843
me staring at my Biktarvy bottle trying to match the ingredients with what's said in this video made it fun and informative
@ChisomOkolie12
Awesome, as always!💫
@Dr.overhaul7
Had my gm exam recently,these drugs haunt me even in my sleep😂
@chanchawlass9221
Great explanation 🤍
@7amzawi-Senpai
What program do you use for this wonderfully explanation?!
@maxmaxwellwell
Tip: first bit of video is recap on HIV mechanism of infection. Pharmacology starts at 3:41
@Shivoham2243
Thank you bro❤
@ILoveLuhaidan
This video is amazing!
@britishdrakula
Correction: TDF has longer elimination half life thus remains in circulation and tissues for longer.
@AdventurousMe99
Isnt abacavir a guanosine analogue/purine analogue?
@Ivyc177
Amazing content
@poojagupta6333
Thanks
@guacamole7304
What a wonderful explanation you are very good in it doctor
@NoelKo-sl4fx
While all path way of HIV cycle use ARV ? does the Anti viral is not absolutely block the HIV path cycle ?
@amritapaul3737
:trophy-yellow-smiling:ty
@armandohasudungan