US scientists have made a breakthrough in HIV research by eradicating the rodent genome virus, thanks to a new type of treatment in two stages, without any consequences negative.A new treatment, already described as revolutionary and consisting of two steps, is able to eliminate traces of HIV from an organism, according to experiments conducted by American scientists at Temple University on mice. Using genomic editing (CRISPR-Cas9), combined with antiretroviral therapy, the team of scientists has successfully eradicated the mouse genome virus. They published their results in the Nature journal.