Methods of identifying compounds that modulate a dna repair pathway and/or retroviral infectivity, the compounds, and uses thereof
CA 2480437 A1 · Owner: Fishel, Richard A. · Inventors: Fishel, Richard A.; Yoder, Kristine E.
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Retroviruses are RNA viruses that must insert a DNA copy (cDNA) of their genome into the host genome in order to carryout a productive infection. One host cellular pathway that defends against retroviral cDNA integration involves highly conserved proteins of a host DNA repair pathway. These proteins represent novel targets for anti-retroviral drugs. The invention presented herein provides, inter alia, methods of identifying compounds that induce a DNA repair pathway and/or inhibit retroviral cDNA integration into a host genome, compounds thus identified uses of such compounds, and kits for , identifying and testing of the efficacy of compounds in inducing a DNA repair pathway, …
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