Netty Santoso

Netty Santoso's research focuses on the molecular biology of HIV-1, particularly how the virus controls its own gene activity, becomes latent (dormant) in infected cells, and can be reactivated or blocked using small-molecule compounds. Related work also touches on influenza virus proteins involved in shutting down host cell processes. This research combines virology, biochemistry, and drug-screening approaches to identify compounds that might one day help treat or better understand HIV infection.

Publication output has fluctuated over the past decade, with active years (e.g., 2019-2020, 2025) interspersed with slower years (e.g., 2023), suggesting an uneven but ongoing publication pattern rather than steady or clearly growing output.

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