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Highly enlarged HIV anatomy model illustrating viral structure for biology and health science education.

This detailed model represents the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), commonly referred to as the AIDS virus, at a highly magnified scale to support clear understanding of viral structure and function. Designed for classroom demonstrations and training, it helps learners visualise how viruses are organised, how genetic material is housed, and how surface proteins play a role in infection and immune response. Mounted on a stable stand with a labelled key card, it is well suited to secondary biology, tertiary health science, and public health education.

Key Features

• Highly enlarged model of HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus)
• Shows outer lipid membrane with surface protein structures
• Displays internal nucleus containing viral RNA
• Supports teaching of virology, infection mechanisms, and disease education
• Mounted on a plastic stand with an explanatory key card for guided learning

Specifications

• Model type: HIV (AIDS virus) anatomy model
• Key structures: Lipid membrane, surface proteins, viral RNA, internal components
• Mounting: Plastic stand with labelled key card