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The term "Human immunodeficiency virus protein" refers to the various proteins encoded by the HIV genome, each playing essential roles in the viral life cycle. These include structural proteins (such as capsid, matrix, and envelope proteins), enzymatic proteins (reverse transcriptase, integrase, protease), and accessory/regulatory proteins. The CA/capsid protein specifically orchestrates early post-entry events—protecting genetic material until it reaches the nucleus—and late-stage assembly/maturation steps critical for producing infectious particles.
Inhibition of viral entry, reverse transcription, integrase, or protease activity
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