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JEWS VS ISLAM HIV/AIDS Treatments More than 37 million people worldwide are affected by HIV/AIDS. Israeli researchers are looking to tackle this problem as well. 12. Self-destructing HIV Positive Cells Research at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, led by Professors Abraham Loyter and Assaf Friedler, has led to development of a new method to destroy HIV-positive cells without damaging the healthy ones. According to a study printed in Future Science, certain peptides (amino acids) can interfere in the DNA-transfer process, and ultimately cause the infected cell to self-destroy. Mapping the interactions between viral and host proteins is a fundamental target for the design and development of effective treatments and a possible cure for HIV/AIDS. Read more about this HIV/AIDS breakthrough: – Future Science (PDF publication) – Scientific Reports 13. Trapping the HIV-1 Virus Prof. Akram Alian of the Technion Faculty of Biology offers a new strategy to combat the HIV-1 virus. By mapping the HIV-1 rerouting landscape in order to be able to predict the hidden, alternative routes that the virus takes when trying to spread. This will eventually help develop a drug that targets the critical nodes of the host cell’s proteins so it won’t be able to find other pathways to spread. Read more about Prof. Alian’s research: – Journal of Virology (American Society for Microbiology) – Technion – Israel Institute of Technology – NoCamels 14. Similarities Found Between Leukemia and AIDS May Lead to Cure Dr. Ran Taube from Ben-Gurion University and his team discovered similarities between the HIV virus and leukemia. This breakthrough will enable researchers to develop more comprehensive therapies that could ultimately treat the virus itself by seeking innovative ways to “wake up” the virus from its silent active state, while at the same time applying anti-retrovirals to essentially eradicate the virus completely. Read more about Ran Taube’s breakthrough: – Jerusalem Post – i24 News