Process for the deactivation of hiv and other viruses

摘要

The invention concerns the deactivation of HIV and other viruses which have a high chemical affinity with multivalent heavy metal. The virus proteins are cationized and made into virucides and their chemically-active amino or carboxyl groups react with a monovalent cation of the first main group of the "periodic system" that is higher in the electrochemical series. The chemically-bonded heavy metals are converted into a heavy solution through chemical reactions, preferably into a "chelate complex". The use of given concentrations of a monovalent metal cation in the form of a carbonate or hydroxide makes possible the cationization of virus proteins and the deactivation of viruses as well as the suppression of the immobilization of the virus spikes from the heavy metals chemically bonded to them. Thus there is the basis for the healing of virus infections of various kinds and the requirement for the preparation of corresponding vaccinal substances is created.