antiretroviral

As adjectives the difference between antiviral and antiretroviral

is that antiviral is inhibiting the growth and reproduction of a virus while antiretroviral is that combats infection by retroviruses.

As a noun antiretroviral is

an agent that combats retroviruses.

As nouns the difference between taxonomy and antiretroviral

is that taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while antiretroviral is (medicine|pharmacology) an agent that combats retroviruses.

As an adjective antiretroviral is

that combats infection by retroviruses.

As adjectives the difference between antiretroviral and nonantiretroviral

is that antiretroviral is that combats infection by retroviruses while nonantiretroviral is not antiretroviral.

As a noun antiretroviral

is (medicine|pharmacology) an agent that combats retroviruses.

As nouns the difference between antiretroviral and enfuvirtide

is that antiretroviral is (medicine|pharmacology) an agent that combats retroviruses while enfuvirtide is an hiv fusion inhibitor, the first of a novel class of antiretroviral drugs.

As an adjective antiretroviral

is that combats infection by retroviruses.

As nouns the difference between antiretroviral and tenofovir

is that antiretroviral is (medicine|pharmacology) an agent that combats retroviruses while tenofovir is a particular antiretroviral drug.

As an adjective antiretroviral

is that combats infection by retroviruses.

As nouns the difference between antiretroviral and zalcitabine

is that antiretroviral is (medicine|pharmacology) an agent that combats retroviruses while zalcitabine is (pharmacy) the compound 2'-3'-dideoxycytidine, a nucleoside analog reverse transcriptase inhibitor, formerly used in antiretroviral therapy.

As an adjective antiretroviral

is that combats infection by retroviruses.

As nouns the difference between antiretroviral and abacavir

is that antiretroviral is (medicine|pharmacology) an agent that combats retroviruses while abacavir is an antiretroviral drug used to treat hiv infections.

As an adjective antiretroviral

is that combats infection by retroviruses.

As nouns the difference between antiretroviral and raltegravir

is that antiretroviral is (medicine|pharmacology) an agent that combats retroviruses while raltegravir is an antiretroviral drug, an integrase inhibitor, used to treat hiv infection.

As an adjective antiretroviral

is that combats infection by retroviruses.

As nouns the difference between antiretroviral and zidovudine

is that antiretroviral is (medicine|pharmacology) an agent that combats retroviruses while zidovudine is a nucleoside analog reverse transcriptase inhibitor, a type of antiretroviral drug, the first approved treatment for hiv.

As an adjective antiretroviral

is that combats infection by retroviruses.

Retroviral is a derived term of antiretroviral.

As adjectives the difference between antiretroviral and retroviral

is that antiretroviral is that combats infection by retroviruses while retroviral is of or pertaining to a retrovirus.

As a noun antiretroviral

is an agent that combats retroviruses.