F. Di Nunzio

This study identifies HIV-induced membraneless organelles that facilitate viral replication by reorganizing the nuclear environment and promoting reverse transcription.

This study reveals how HIV-1 CA proteins remodel into a 'pearl necklace' structure around viral DNA to facilitate nuclear entry in human lymphocytes.

This study shows HIV-1 RNA clusters in macrophage nuclei, where reverse transcription and DNA formation occur, challenging the view that these processes are spatially and temporally separated.