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A number of novel findings with reference to HIV replication have been reported even though it passed more than 20 years after a first HIV isolation. Although many cellular factors are known to be involved in the HIV replication, recently investigators discovered novel HIV-suppressive cellular factors such as APOBEC or TRIM5 alpha. Here, I describe and discuss how HIV uses the cellular machinery for its replication.

Outline of the HIV Replication and its Cellular Factors: the Track of an Invader in Cell