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Three inhibitors which inhibit the process of HIV replication are CCR5 blockers , low -molecular-weight inhibitors and fusion inhibitors.
The fusion inhibitors and CCR5 blockers block the entry of HIV to the cell.
The fusion inhibitors block the conformational changes required for HIV to induce fusion for the livingness of the cell
The phagocytosis of the HIV cell is done by various mechanism.
They use monocytes/macrophages and neutrophils for phagocytosis.
They inhibit the bacterial replication.
They include APC activity, cytokinin production and eventually killing.
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