Protease Inhibitor

[dontworry_behappy1]

Works by binding to the virus and preventing it from multiplying how?
Does it kill the virus too?

[dontworry_behappy1]

hahaha your funny : )

[BoceprevirGal]

There's an enzyme that eats a protein that helps the virus, me finks...hurrr
It inhibits that darn protein thingee.

[belle19]

phagocytes eat the hep c virus.  (in case you were wondering).  they are white blood cells.  belle

[dontworry_behappy1]

Hey Great.... Thank You So Much

[blondie717]

http://www.hcvadvocate.org/hepatitis/Basics/New%20Antivirals.pdf


try clinical care options HCV. You have to register to enter. It is basically designed for health care proffesionals, but it is readable. Good luck. Ginger

[blondie717]

http://www.cdph.ca.gov/programs/Documents/HCVClinicalTrialsGuide.pdf  
going back to google for better links, but you can start here.  How is the dogs eye?            

[Jillybean65]

Dang phone and auto correct...*protease

[Jillybean65]

Isn't professed the enzyme that our body uses to digest protein? I kind of wondered if that wasn't why we lost muscle mass as well as the common aversion to the smell of meat.

[dontworry_behappy1]

Ok I get that it blocks a enzyme that prevents the cell from
producing new viruses.  But is that forever?  What about
new cells?