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Evolution of HIV geno-and phenotypes during anti-retroviral therapy Barbara Schnierle Paul-Ehrlich-Institut HIV-1 Envelope glycoprotein HIV-1 gp41 gp120 HIV- HIV -1 1 Envelope Envelope glycoprotein glycoprotein CD4 CCR5/CXCR4


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Evolution of HIV geno-and phenotypes during anti-retroviral therapy

Barbara Schnierle Paul-Ehrlich-Institut

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HIV-1 Envelope glycoprotein

CD4 CCR5/CXCR4 gp120 gp41

T-cell surface HIV-1

HIV HIV-

  • 1

1 Envelope Envelope glycoprotein glycoprotein

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HIV-Infection

  • Why R5-HIV at start of infection?
  • Why und when develops X4-HIV?
  • X4-HIV responsible for CD4+ loss?
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CD4 CCR5 CXCR4 HIV-1 R5 + +

  • +
  • HIV-1 X4

+

  • +

+

  • +

HIV-1 R5/X4 + + + +

  • +

Ligands MHC II MIP-1α, β SDF-1 Rantes Primary receptor Co- receptors Syncytia Replication in PBMC Slow fast

HIV receptors

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CD4+

X4 HIV R5 HIV Immunodeficiency

Therapy ? ? ?

  • Immunodeficiency result or cause coreceptor switch
  • Can therapy reverse coreceptor switch and/or

restore the immune system

  • New infections with X4 HIV?

Questions

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Study design

  • clinical documentation of study participants
  • Establishment of a data base for documentation and analysis of

clinical and experimental patient data

  • Serological examinations of patients (WB)
  • Virus isolation
  • Sequencing of the C2V5-region of the outer envelope

glycoprotein

  • Determination of patients CCR5-genotype
  • Phenotypic determination of coreceptor usage
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Amount comments

Patients (total) 291 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

Summary (2008)

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HIV phenotyping

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Generation of a CCR5-negative T-cell line

PBMC (CD8+ depleted) CCR5-/- donor MT-2- cells irradiated with 5000 rd HTLV-1 production

Co-culture, immortalization

CCR5-negative T-Cell line IsnoR5 Single cell cloning cultivation in RPMI-1640 / 10 % FKS / IL-2 Cell clones: IsnoR5 clone 1, 2, 3

CCR5+/+ CCR5 +/- CCR5-/-

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PBMC or T cell line IsnoR5

CXCR4 CXCR4 CCR5

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HIV phenotyping HIV

AMD3100 AMD3100

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R5

  • +

+ X4 +

  • +
  • R5/X4

+

  • +

+ Y + + + +

IsnoR5 Tropism of HIV Isolate

AMD3100

Y: alternative receptors

HIV phenotyping

PBMC

  • r T cell line
  • AMD3100
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TCID50 / ml

102 103 104 105 106

P-7 P-26 P-31 P-41-0 P-41-9 P-41-19 P-51 P-107 P-180 Neg. C.

PBMC IsnoR5

Phenotyping of HIV patient isolates

Binninger-Schinzel et al. 2007

Coreceptor- prediction (PSSM/ geno2pheno): R5 R5 R5 R5 X4 X4 X4 X4 R5

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Replication of HIV-1 SF 2 (X4-trop) and SF162 (R5-trop)

Binninger-Schinzel et al. 2007 102 103 104 105

SF 2 a SF 2 b SF 2 c

PM-1 HIV-1 p24 (pg / ml)

5 10 15 20

SF 2 a SF 2 b SF 2 c

IsnoR5 cl 1

  • D. p. i.

101 102 103 104 105 105 102 103 104 105

SF 162 a SF 162 b SF 162 c

PM-1

5 10 15 20

SF 162 a SF 162 b SF 162 c

IsnoR5 cl 1

  • D. p. i.

101 102 103 104

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HIV-1 SF 162 (R5) HIV-1 SF 162 (X4)

CTRPNNNTRKSITIGPGRAFYATGDIIGDIRQAHC

  • -----------Y-------HT--R------K---

Binninger-Schinzel et al. 2007

HIV growth in IsnoR5 cells only after corezeptor switch

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PEI: Birgit Krause Albrecht Werner Britta Meyé Dorothea Binninger-Schinzel Gudrun Winskowsky Daniela Müller Uni-Klinikum Frankfurt: Reinhard Brodt Timo Wolf