METHOD FOR CURING AND PREVENTING ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME BY ALTERING CELL-SURFACE RECEPTORS IN PRECURSOR T-HELPER CELLS AND MATURE T-HELPER CELLS TO PREVENT HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS VIRIONS ACCESS TO MATURE HELPER CELLS

摘要

The medical method by which a modified Human Immunodeficiency Virus or virus-like structure is used as a transport medium to carry a medically therapeutic ribonucleic acid to precursor T-Helper cells and mature T-Helper cells to prevent AIDS. The modified Human Immunodeficiency Virus or virus-like structures make contact with precursor T-Helper cells or mature T-Helper cells by means exterior probes. Once the exterior probes engage the precursor T-Helper cells' or mature T-Helper cells' cell-surface receptors, the modified virus or virus-like structures inserts into the cells the medically therapeutic ribonucleic acid they are carrying. The medically therapeutic ribonucleic acid causes T-Helper cells to express an altered cell-surface receptor on their surface thus thwarting HIV virions from being able to gain access to such cells, thus preventing AIDS.