Definition of entry inhibitor in US English:

entry inhibitor

noun

A class of anti-HIV drugs that work by blocking the entry of the virus into a host cell.
Example sentencesExamples
- But new entry inhibitors, which will be taken orally, should be available very soon.
- The drugs are called entry inhibitors and are being developed by many companies, although only one has entered human testing.
- Closest to Food and Drug Administration approval are drugs in the entry inhibitor class.
- While other HIV medications work after HIV has entered the cell, entry inhibitors prevent HIV from entering the cell at all.
- In contrast, ‘the next major wave of drugs will be entry inhibitors,’ he predicts.

Definition of entry inhibitor in US English:

entry inhibitor

noun

A class of anti-HIV drugs that work by blocking the entry of the virus into a host cell.
Example sentencesExamples
- Closest to Food and Drug Administration approval are drugs in the entry inhibitor class.
- But new entry inhibitors, which will be taken orally, should be available very soon.
- In contrast, ‘the next major wave of drugs will be entry inhibitors,’ he predicts.
- While other HIV medications work after HIV has entered the cell, entry inhibitors prevent HIV from entering the cell at all.
- The drugs are called entry inhibitors and are being developed by many companies, although only one has entered human testing.

词汇	entry inhibitor
释义	Definition of entry inhibitor in US English: entry inhibitor noun A class of anti-HIV drugs that work by blocking the entry of the virus into a host cell. Example sentencesExamples But new entry inhibitors, which will be taken orally, should be available very soon. The drugs are called entry inhibitors and are being developed by many companies, although only one has entered human testing. Closest to Food and Drug Administration approval are drugs in the entry inhibitor class. While other HIV medications work after HIV has entered the cell, entry inhibitors prevent HIV from entering the cell at all. In contrast, ‘the next major wave of drugs will be entry inhibitors,’ he predicts. Definition of entry inhibitor in US English: entry inhibitor noun A class of anti-HIV drugs that work by blocking the entry of the virus into a host cell. Example sentencesExamples Closest to Food and Drug Administration approval are drugs in the entry inhibitor class. But new entry inhibitors, which will be taken orally, should be available very soon. In contrast, ‘the next major wave of drugs will be entry inhibitors,’ he predicts. While other HIV medications work after HIV has entered the cell, entry inhibitors prevent HIV from entering the cell at all. The drugs are called entry inhibitors and are being developed by many companies, although only one has entered human testing.
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