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Recent reports have provided intriguing evidence for the novel antiviral function of RNA Polymerase III (RNAP III), which remains to be further explored. In this study, we evaluated the role of RNA Pol III in regulating HIV latency and replication. We first demonstrated that the pharmacological inhibition of RNAP III can lead to a strong reactivation of latency in cell lines representing both T and monocytic cellular reservoirs. Next, we investigated the involvement of RNA Pol III in regulating HIV-1 replication using HIV-1 pseudotyped (DuoFluo) virus and HIV-1-Bal in THP-1 and Sup-T1 cells. We show that the pharmacological inhibition of RNAP III significantly induced HIV transcription. These findings were further confirmed in physiologically relevant primary CD4 T cells, and a consistent increase in HIV transcription was observed up to 72 h. Collectively, our study suggests that inhibition of RNAP III can increase the rate of HIV transcription, while the total HIV DNA remains unchanged. 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