AIDS and Cancer Virus Program

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The AIDS and Cancer Virus Program is a research initiative focused on studying viruses that cause AIDS and cancer to advance prevention, diagnosis, and treatment strategies.

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instanceOf research program ⓘ
scientific research initiative ⓘ
aimsTo understand mechanisms of HIV pathogenesis ⓘ
understand mechanisms of viral carcinogenesis ⓘ
conducts basic research on AIDS viruses ⓘ
basic research on cancer viruses ⓘ
translational research on viral diseases ⓘ
contributesTo public health strategies for HIV/AIDS ⓘ
public health strategies for cancer prevention ⓘ
focusesOn cancer-causing viruses ⓘ
oncogenic viruses ⓘ
viruses that cause AIDS ⓘ
hasGoal advance diagnostic strategies for AIDS and cancer ⓘ
advance prevention strategies for AIDS and cancer ⓘ
advance treatment strategies for AIDS and cancer ⓘ
hasOutcome candidate vaccines and therapeutics for viral diseases ⓘ
experimental models of viral infection and cancer ⓘ
scientific publications on AIDS and cancer viruses ⓘ
hasResearchArea HIV/AIDS ⓘ
viral oncology ⓘ
virus-induced cancers ⓘ
involves epidemiologists ⓘ
immunologists ⓘ
oncologists ⓘ
virologists ⓘ
objective improve clinical management of viral cancers ⓘ
reduce morbidity from AIDS-related cancers ⓘ
reduce mortality from virus-associated cancers ⓘ
seeksTo identify biomarkers for virus-associated cancers ⓘ
identify new viral targets for therapy ⓘ
improve early detection of viral cancers ⓘ
inform guidelines for prevention of viral transmission ⓘ
studies immune responses to viral infection ⓘ
molecular biology of oncogenic viruses ⓘ
molecular biology of retroviruses ⓘ
virus-host interactions ⓘ
supports development of antiviral therapies ⓘ
development of diagnostic tools for viral infections ⓘ
development of vaccines against AIDS-related viruses ⓘ
development of vaccines against cancer-causing viruses ⓘ
typeOfResearch clinical research ⓘ
interdisciplinary research ⓘ
laboratory-based research ⓘ

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