IN-VIVO ERADICATION OF FRIEND-VIRUS AS AN EXPERIMENTAL HIV-MODEL, BY COMBINATION OF ZIDOVUDINE, ACRIFLAVINE AND AN ELLIPTICINE ANALOG - POSSIBLE APPLICATION TO THE TREATMENT OF HUMAN PRE-AIDS
G. Mathe et al., IN-VIVO ERADICATION OF FRIEND-VIRUS AS AN EXPERIMENTAL HIV-MODEL, BY COMBINATION OF ZIDOVUDINE, ACRIFLAVINE AND AN ELLIPTICINE ANALOG - POSSIBLE APPLICATION TO THE TREATMENT OF HUMAN PRE-AIDS, Biomedicine & pharmacotherapy, 48(2), 1994, pp. 51-53
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Pharmacology & Pharmacy","Medicine, Research & Experimental
Simultaneous administration of zidovudine, acriflavine and celliptium
to Friend virus-injected mice eradicates the virus, as evidenced by th
e impossibility of the treated-mouse serum, when injected to virgin re
cipients, to induce spleen foci formation. An adapted preliminary prot
ocol given to patients in whose p 24 antigen was present in the blood,
lead to a considerable reduction of that marker. The cures lasted 3 w
eeks, and were repeated after 3 week intervals. Since p 24 antigen ret
urns to pre-treatment levels at the end of the interval, research shou
ld concentrate on the maintenance of the effect during the interval.