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The Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type-1, the causative agent of AIDS, reaches its site of ****tion by trafficking through the cytoplasm towards the nucleus, benefiting from an active nuclear import through the nuclear pore in order to integrate in the genome of the host cell. Although it is generally accepted that the viral genome remains within the viral capsid for some time after cell entry, the mechanisms responsible for controlled uncoating, which is essential for productive infection, remain poorly understood. Numerous studies n
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