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About the UAB CFAR
 The UAB Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) is one of the seven original Centers established by NIAID in 1988. It has benefited over the past 20+ years from institutional leadership that has had the vision to support AIDS research to an extraordinary level, based on the deeply-held belief that UAB investigators should play a leading role in combating this global plague. With seminal research discoveries from HIV-1 viral dynamics to viral diversity to the zoonotic origins of HIV-1, and with translational therapeutics research leading to first-in-human trials, and FDA approval of no fewer than 7 antiretroviral drugs, the UAB CFAR has played an instrumental role in leading HIV/AIDS research efforts on a global scale since it's inception.
This Special Plenary lecture, presented by Michael S. Saag, MD at the 49th Annual Meeting of IDSA and HIVMA, examined where we have been, where we are going, and what lessons we have learned.
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Announcements
Feb 6: Special CFAR Seminar: Dr. Eric Freed from NCI Frederick presents: HIV Assembly, Release and Maturation. 12N BBRB 170, Lunch Served.
Feb 9: CFAR Seminar: Regulation of HIV Replication and Transcription by Dr. Andrew Henderson from Boston Univ. 12N BBRB 170, Lunch Served.
Feb 24: Special CFAR Seminar: Dr. Vineet KewalRamani from NCI Frederick presents: HIV Nuclear Disarmament. 12N BBRB 170, Lunch Served.
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