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The human immunodeficiency virus genome is a compact but highly sophisticated diploid positive-sense single-stranded RNA molecule encoding all necessary information for producing new infectious particles—including structural components; essential enzymes like reverse transcriptase; envelope glycoproteins critical for host entry; and multiple regulatory/accessory proteins that modulate both viral replication efficiency and immune evasion strategies.
Varies depending on the targeted protein/enzyme encoded by the genome. Drugs can inhibit reverse transcription, integration, protease activity, or viral entry.
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