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• Risk for HIV-1 infection is not associated with Repeat-Region polymorphism in the DC-SIGN neck domain and Novel Genetic DC-SIGN Variants among North Indians. Clinica chimica acta; international journal of clinical chemistry (2008) (Epub 12 Jan 2008) PubMed ID:(18255039)

• Sood V, Unwalla H, Gupta N, Chakraborti S, Banerjea A. Potent knock down of HIV-1 replication by targeting HIV-1 Tat/Rev RNA sequences synergistically with catalytic RNA and DNA. AIDS (London, England) 21 (1) , 31-40 (2007) PubMed ID:(17148965)

• Bano A, Gupta N, Sharma Y, Sood V, Banerjea A. HIV-1 VprB and C RNA cleavage by potent 10-23 DNAzymes that also cause reversal of G2 cell cycle arrest mediated by Vpr genes. Oligonucleotides 17 (4) , 465-72 (2007) PubMed ID:(18078383)

• Bano A, Gupta N, Sood V, Banerjea A. Vpr from HIV-1 subtypes B and C exhibit significant differences in their ability to transactivate LTR-mediated gene expression and also in their ability to promote apoptotic DNA ladder formation. AIDS (London, England) 21 (13) , 1832-4 (2007) PubMed ID:(17690591)

• Unwalla H, Chakraborti S, Sood V, Gupta N, Banerjea A. Potent inhibition of HIV-1 gene expression and TAT-mediated apoptosis in human T cells by novel mono- and multitarget anti-TAT/Rev/Env ribozymes and a general purpose RNA-cleaving DNA-enzyme. Antiviral research 72 (2) , 134-44 (2006) (Epub 08 Jun 2006) PubMed ID:(16790281)

• Gupta N, Sood V, Bano A, Banerjea A. X Protein of hepatitis B virus potently activates HIV-1 subtype C long terminal repeat promoter: implications for faster spread of HIV-1 subtype C. AIDS (London, England) 21 (11) , 1491-2 (2007) PubMed ID:(17589200)

• Sood V, Gupta N, Shanker V, Bano A, Banerjea A. Basal RANTES promoter activity differs considerably among different species of monkeys: implications for HIV-1/AIDS progression. AIDS (London, England) 21 (1) , 116-8 (2007) PubMed ID:(17148981)

• Sood V, Gupta N, Bano A, Banerjea A. DNA-enzyme-mediated cleavage of human immunodeficiency virus type 1 Gag RNA is significantly augmented by antisense-DNA molecules targeted to hybridize close to the cleavage site. Oligonucleotides 17 (1) , 113-21 (2007) PubMed ID:(17461768)

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