protease inhibitor

Converse of object

• call: The Federal Drug Agency approved the first of a potent new family of anti-HIV drugs called protease inhibitors.
• take: This danger is increased if a person is taking a protease inhibitor as part of their therapy.
• include: If your current failing combination includes a protease inhibitor you will have developed some resistance to PIs.
• use: Four posters reported findings from studies evaluating PK parameters of two commonly used protease inhibitors and the nucleotide analog tenofovir in pregnancy.
• contain: As well as phytoestrogens, soya contains protease inhibitors which have been shown to block cancer-causing protease enzymes.
• receive: Hyperglycaemia New onset diabetes mellitus, hyperglycaemia, and exacerbation of existing diabetes mellitus have been reported in patients receiving protease inhibitors.

Converse of subject

• cause: It's thought these complications are caused by protease inhibitors blocking the elimination of corticosteroids leading to higher concentrations in the blood.

Adjective modifier

• ritonavir-boosted: Why are more people living with HIV in the UK starting therapy with a ritonavir-boosted protease inhibitor?
• other: This will also be true for other protease inhibitors.
• new: If you just switch to one new protease inhibitor as part of a triple combination, this may not be enough.
• multiple: The new drug will be indicated for highly pre-treated adults with virus resistant to multiple protease inhibitors.
• only: Nelfinavir is the only protease inhibitor which is not taken boosted with ritonavir.
• common: The commonest protease inhibitor in the blood is alpha-1 antitrypsin and its role is to protect the tissues from protease attack.

Modifies a noun

• tipranavir: Tipranavir licensed in Europe Boehringer Ingelheim's novel protease inhibitor tipranavir ( Aptivus ) received European approval on 25 October.
• ritonavir: As the body processes them using the same mechanism, the protease inhibitor ritonavir increases levels of methamphetamine to possibly dangerous levels.
• drug: They showed that giving two protease inhibitor drugs, indinavir and saquinavir, greatly reduced the growth of KS tumors in mice.
• nelfinavir: The study looked at 41 patients new to HIV therapy in Philadelphia all on combos based on the protease inhibitor nelfinavir.
• indinavir: Protease inhibitors Indinavir: indinavir is also associated with indirect ( unconjugated ) hyperbilirubinemia due to inhibition of UGT.

Preposition: in

• blood: This has been done for many years by using ritonavir to boost the levels of other protease inhibitors in the blood.

Preposition: as

• part: This danger is increased if a person is taking a protease inhibitor as part of their therapy.