Why Do Protease Inhibitors Work So Well When Used in Conjunction

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Multiple Choice

Why do protease inhibitors work so well when used in conjunction with antiviral nucleosides?

• A)This is an example of using the synergistic effect to our advantage.
• B)The protease inhibitors facilitate the transport of antiviral nucleosides to the virus.
• C)Protease inhibitors have the affect of "awakening" the virus thereby making the virus more susceptible to attack by the antiviral nucleoside.
• D)all of the above

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