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Integrase strand transfer inhibitor

What are Integrase strand transfer inhibitor?

Integrase strand transfer inhibitors block the action of integrase, a viral enzyme of the human immunodeficiency virus Type 1 (HIV-1), that is involved in integrating viral DNA into the host chromosome. Integration of the viral DNA into the host DNA is necessary for viral replication. Integrase strand transfer inhibitors is not a cure for HIV or AIDS but is used to prevent human immunodeficiency virus from multiplying in the host.

List of Integrase strand transfer inhibitor

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Drug Name Avg. Rating Reviews
Tivicay (Pro)
Generic name: dolutegravir
6.8
 19 reviews
Isentress (Pro)
Generic name: raltegravir
8.8
 17 reviews
Tivicay PD
Generic name: dolutegravir
10
 1 review
Vocabria (Pro)
Generic name: cabotegravir 		No reviews
Vitekta
Generic name: elvitegravir 		No reviews
Apretude (Pro)
Generic name: cabotegravir 		No reviews
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