Protease and fusion inhibitors are antiretroviral drugs used to treat patients infected with which STI?

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Protease and fusion inhibitors are classes of antiretroviral drugs specifically used in the treatment of HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) infection. They work by inhibiting the action of enzymes necessary for the virus to replicate and by preventing the virus from entering human cells, respectively.

Protease and Fusion Inhibitors Are Antiretroviral Drugs Used to Treat