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Paul-Ehrlich-Institut Bundesamt fr Sera und Impfstoffe Analysis of HIV evolution in a stem cell transplanted HIV patient: indications for in silico modelling AREVIR-GenaFor-Meeting 24.04.2009 Paul-Ehrlich-Institut Barbara Schnierle - Christel


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Paul-Ehrlich-Institut Barbara Schnierle - Christel Kamp

Analysis of HIV evolution in a stem cell transplanted HIV patient: indications for in silico modelling

AREVIR-GenaFor-Meeting 24.04.2009

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Paul-Ehrlich-Institut Barbara Schnierle - Christel Kamp

Our data basis A case study: HIV and stem cell transplantation Coreceptor usage: Phenotype testing vs. in silico prediction

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Our data basis

Numbers Comments Patients (total) 291 co-information on viral load, CD4 counts, therapy, co-infections… Samples 801 133 x 1 sample per patient 86 x 2-3 samples per patient 75 x 4-13 samples per patient Virus isolations 576 (86 % pos.) C2V5 sequences 2581 of 256 samples Protease sequences 1013 of 114 samples Western blot 477 all positive CCR5-Genotype 278 of 294 CCR+/CCR+: 238 CCR+/CCR-: 40 16x no DNA

Comprehensive longitudinal patient data

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Paul-Ehrlich-Institut Barbara Schnierle - Christel Kamp

Our data basis Comprehensive longitudinal patient data allow for → an assessment of the evolutionary dynamics of HIV infections of patients with distinct characteristics (case studies) → an assessment of evolutionary patterns of HIV infections (in general, in specific subpopulations/conditions etc.) → Goal: Refining data to information and predictive models!

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Bundesamt für Sera und Impfstoffe

Paul-Ehrlich-Institut Barbara Schnierle - Christel Kamp

Our data basis Comprehensive longitudinal patient data allow for → an assessment of the evolutionary dynamics of HIV infections of patients with distinct characteristics: a stem cell transplanted patient → an assessment of evolutionary patterns of HIV infections (in general, in specific subpopulations/conditions etc.) → Goal: Refining data to information and predictive models!

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∑ ∫ ?!

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Paul-Ehrlich-Institut Barbara Schnierle - Christel Kamp

HIV and stem cell transplantation Learn about HIV from exceptional circumstances… Importance of target cells? Interactions between HIV and immune system? How is HIV affected by a “reset”

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the immune system?

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HIV and stem cell transplantation Learn about HIV from exceptional circumstances…another SCT patient

SCT

  • Nov. 2nd, 2005

Therapy Therapy HIV specific antibodies

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HIV and stem cell transplantation SCT patient non-transplanted patient Virus diversity is large diminished after SCT!

Therapy Therapy

SCT

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Paul-Ehrlich-Institut Barbara Schnierle - Christel Kamp

Our data basis Comprehensive longitudinal patient data allow for → an assessment of the evolutionary dynamics of HIV infections of patients with distinct characteristics: a stem cell transplanted patient → an assessment of evolutionary patterns of HIV infections (in general, in specific subpopulations/conditions etc.) → Goal: Refining data to information and predictive models!

…TTTACACAACAGGACAAA…

∑ ∫ ?!

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Paul-Ehrlich-Institut Barbara Schnierle - Christel Kamp

Phenotype testing vs. in silico prediction Goal: Refining data to information and predictive models!

…TTTACACAACAGGACAAA…

∑ ∫ ?!

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PBMC or T cell line IsnoR5

CXCR4 CXCR4 CCR5

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AMD3100 AMD3100

geno2pheno PSSM

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Phenotype testing vs. in silico prediction Validation and training of in silico models!

Samples from SCT patient Phenotype testing in silico prediction IsnoR5 (X4) PBMC (R5/X4) PBMC+AMD3100 (R5) PSSM (score ~0,94) Geno2pheno

  • Nr. 786
  • +

+ X4 X4

  • Nr. 801
  • R5

X4

  • Nr. 806
  • +

+ X4 X4

  • Nr. 845
  • +

+ X4 X4

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Thank you… PEI: Birgit Krause Albrecht Werner Britta Meyé Dorothea Binninger-Schinzel Gudrun Winskowsky Daniela Müller Uni-Klinikum Frankfurt: Reinhard Brodt Timo Wolf Universität Köln: Rolf Kaiser CSISP/Advanced Centre for Research in Public Health: Ignacio González Bravo

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HIV and stem cell transplantation

+ 18 + 20 + 27 + 34

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p24 gp160 HIV-2 gp41

Serum control

gp120 p17 p66

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  • 61
  • 92

+ 35 + 43 + 91 + 105 + 119 + 180 + 384

positive control negative control Weak reaction

days relative to transplantation

Humoral immune response to HIV-1

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Paul-Ehrlich-Institut Barbara Schnierle - Christel Kamp

Phenotype testing vs. in silico prediction Validation and training

  • f in silico models!

Samples from SCT patient Phenotype testing in silico prediction IsnoR5 (X4) PBMC (R5/X4) PBMC+AMD3100 (R5) PSSM (score ~0,94) Geno2pheno

  • Nr. 786
  • +

+ X4 X4

  • Nr. 801
  • R5

X4

  • Nr. 806
  • +

+ X4 X4

  • Nr. 810
  • X4

X4

  • Nr. 812
  • X4

X4

  • Nr. 815
  • X4

X4

  • Nr. 818
  • X4

X4

  • Nr. 845
  • +

+ X4 X4

  • Nr. 886
  • X4

X4