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HIV can modulate Gag NC/p1 cleavage and thereby affect PI susceptibility and viral replicative capacity Monique Nijhuis HIV-1 protease Essential for the production of infectious HIV-1 particles Responsible for the ordered cleavage of


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HIV can modulate Gag NC/p1 cleavage and thereby affect PI susceptibility and viral replicative capacity

Monique Nijhuis

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HIV-1 protease

  • Essential for the production of infectious HIV-1 particles
  • Responsible for the ordered cleavage of two precursor proteins

encoding structural proteins and viral enzymes

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HIV-1 protease: ordered gag cleavage

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HIV-1 protease inhibitor resistance

Two protease inhibitor resistance mechanisms:

  • 1. Mutations in the viral protease itself

Reduce affinity of the viral protease for the inhibitor

  • 2. Mutations in the substrate of the viral protease (NC/p1 CS)

Enhanced substrate cleavage

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Gag NC/p1 substrate based PI resistance

Nijhuis et al, PLOS Medicine 2007

Gag Gag

p2 p2 MA CA p24 p24 p17 p17 NC p1 p1 p7 p7 p6 TFP INT RT PR

Pol Pol

428 E

  • 429

R

  • 430

Q

  • 431

A V

  • 432

N

  • 433

F

  • 434

L

  • 435

G

  • 436

K

  • E

437 I

  • V

T T 431V 437V 437T 436E+437T

NC NC p1 p1

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NC NC p6 p6 NC NC

  • Conc. RO033-4649

(nM)

Increased NC/p1 cleavage of mutant

increase in overall Gag cleavage (CA/MA-antibody)

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Nijhuis et al, PLOS Medicine 2007

Phenotypic susceptibility of NC/p1 mutants

  • why don’t we see these NC/p1 CS changes that often?
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Effect of NC/p1 changes on viral replicative capacity

100 1000 10000 100000 1000000 10000000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 13 Days pg p24/ml HXB2 431V 437V 437T 436E+437T

  • reduced replication capacity be repaired?
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Three evolutionary pathways for the double NC/p1 mutant

NC p1

428 429 430 431 432 433 434 435 436 437

E R Q A N F L G K I HXB2 GAG AGA CAG GCT AAT TTT TTA GGG AAG ATC

  • E

T HXB2436E+437T

  • G--
  • C-
  • T

Pathway 1

  • C-
  • R

E T Pathway 2

  • A-- G-- -C--
  • E

T Pathway 3

  • G-- -C-

438

W TGG

  • R

A--

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Effect of NC/p1 changes on viral replicative capacity

100 1000 10000 100000 1000000 10000000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 Days pg p24/ml HXB2 436E+437T

  • 436E

+435R +438R

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Effect of evolution on Gag cleavage analyzed by quantitative immunoblotting

MATRIX

10 20 30 40 50 60 50 nM 100 nM Concentration RO033-4649 Ratio p17/sum of p17reactive products HXB2 436E + 437T

  • 436E

+ 438R + 435R

CAPSID

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 50 nM 100 nM Concentration RO033-4649 Ratio p24/sum of p24 reactive products HXB2 436E + 437T

  • 436E

+ 438R + 435R

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Effect of observed evolution on PI susceptibility

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Modulation of Gag cleavage in relation to PI resistance

Viral optimum Gag cleavage efficiency Replicative Capacity Resistant Hyper Susceptible?

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Acknowledgements

University Medical Center Utrecht, The Netherlands Noortje van Maarseveen, Pauline Schipper, Dorien de Jong Charles Boucher

European Commission Grant QKL 2-CT-2001-02360 Grant LSHP-CT-2007-037693