"Reverse transcriptase" is an enzyme that can make a molecule called DNA from another molecule called RNA. It works in the opposite direction of the typical process, where DNA is used to make RNA. Full definition
Variants in the gene called Telomerase Reverse Transcriptase (TERT) on chromosome 5 that were associated with older IEAA were also associated with longer telomeres indicating a critical role for TERT in regulating the epigenetic clock, in addition to its established role of compensating for cell replication - dependent telomere shortening. (sciencedaily.com)
We used chemicals, like the AIDS drug AZT, that interfere with the activity of reverse transcriptase enzymes like telomerase. (discovermagazine.com)
The first success in the search for HIV treatments was a class of antiretroviral drugs called reverse transcriptase inhibitors (see full diagram). (newscientist.com)