Why nnrtis tend to have fewer side effects that nrtis

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Propose and defend a reason why NNRTI's tend to have fewer side effects that NRTI's.

Hints- Review and think about each drug's "Mechanism of Action"- what do they each bind to, what do they do? How might each impact the host versus the virus?

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