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ALLVIREX

Eradication of HIV

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AllVirEx Inc. focuses on the eradication of HIV.  Our technology aims to force HIV-infected cells out of their protective reservoirs (immune-privileged tissues) into the blood circulation, where they can be destroyed by cells of the immune system. Our research has identified a central mechanism for the retention of HIV-infected cells in reservoirs. Inspired by the discovery of this central mechanism, we have developed a powerful strategy to reverse retention and induce exit and destruction of infected cells in the periphery.

Microscope in Laboratory
Scientist in the Lab

Matthias Clauss, PhD,

Bernhard Maier, PhD

Innovators. Dreamers.

AllVirEx, Inc. is an emerging company founded by research scientists at the Indiana University School of Medicine to commercialize novel biological therapeutics that have the potential to cure chronic HIV disease.  The foundational intellectual property relating to our target identification strategies is protected through pending patent applications, which have been exclusively licensed to AlllVirEx Biotech by Indiana University.

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HIV infecting a T cell(((NIAD public domain)

HIV  RESERVOIRS AND
T CELL RETENTION

Recent research has demonstrated that a large part of the reverse transcribed HIV  genome persist  as extrachromosomal episomal DNA, which can  explain the relatively high expression levels of accessory proteins such as Nef during latency (see our News and Views: Scientific Reports 2016).  Our main goal is to develop therapeutics that interrupt HIV-induced mechanisms of lymphocyte retention and latent HIV reservoir formation. Targeting these pathways will enforce the exit of HIV-infected cells to become eradicated by HIV immunotherapy.

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116 11TH ST NW, Carmel, IN, 46032

3172782837

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