NIH HIV Reagent Program

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) HIV Reagent Program (formerly NIH AIDS Reagent Program) has been a central resource for a wide range of infectious agents and pathogens, biological materials, and chemicals for distribution to the scientific community. The HIV Reagent Program acquires, develops, authenticates and produces high quality, authenticated research materials and provides these items at no cost to qualified investigators throughout the world. The program currently offers over 7,000 unique reagents from hundreds of contributors.

This program is now part of the BEI Resources Repository – registration with BEI Resources is now required to access HIV materials. See https://www.niaid.nih.gov/research/bei-resources-repository for more information.

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