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by JumpCrisscross
606 days ago
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> references you provided are prescribing information and to other drugs which actually are anti-retroviral The first reference is for literally this drug. > did not provide any reference showing that cells that are actually infected but inhibited from producing virus through late stage assembly inhibitors are effectively eliminated by the immune system I did not because this is the normal function of the immune system. The extraordinary claim, yours, is that these cells will somehow get missed by the immune system. |
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As per whether infected cells that don’t display any evidence of virus on their surfaces would somehow be detected and killed or would undergo apoptosis, that might happen but I don’t find any evidence that it does.