An Overview of GAMMORA: What You Need to Know
Code Pharma’s Gammora targets HIV by rapidly eliminating infected cells and boosting healthy CD4 cells, as proven in studies. A harmless peptide is introduced, causing viral DNA to over-integrate, leading infected cells to die while healthy cells remain unaffected.
Code Pharma’s Gammora offers a groundbreaking approach by targeting and eliminating HIV-infected cells, unlike traditional antiretroviral therapies that only manage the virus. This innovative treatment could shift HIV/AIDS from a chronic condition to a curable one, improving patient outcomes significantly.
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Gammora is a synthetic 16-amino-acid peptide derived from HIV-1 integrase, discovered at the Hebrew University in Israel. It targets and disrupts the mechanism that prevents viral DNA fragments from penetrating cells, leading to the apoptosis of infected cells without harming healthy ones. Unlike antiretrovirals that suppresses HIV DNA integration, Gammora eliminates HIV-infected cells and helps restore healthy CD4 cells, presenting a potential cure for AIDS rather than just managing it as a chronic illness.
Code Pharma is a global pharmaceutical company specializing in viral infections and cancer research. With a highly skilled team, we are committed to developing cost-effective treatments for all, regardless of income or status. Our innovative, patent-protected research marks a new era in the fight against infectious and oncological diseases.
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