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**APH-0812** is an Aphios-developed HIV latency-reversal program based on a protein kinase C modulator, with bryostatin 1 identified by Aphios as its active pharmaceutical ingredient. Aphios describes the program as using PKC agonists with or without histone deacetylase inhibitors, including a nanoparticle co-encapsulation approach, to reactivate transcriptionally silent HIV reservoirs for clearance in the presence of antiretroviral therapy or immune-mediated elimination. The program has been described as evaluated in a Phase I/IIa placebo-controlled study in antiretroviral-treated people with HIV. ([aphios.com](https://www.aphios.com/products/therapeutic-products-pipeline/infectious-disease/aph-0812/))
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