... conceived ofthe study, and participated in its design and coordination and writing ofthe manuscript All authors read and approved the final manuscript 10 11 12 13 Additional material 14 Additional ... participated to the neutralization and binding assays AA participated in the design ofthe study and writing ofthe manuscript BL and FC performed the neutralization assays involving ENF-resistant ... displays an IC50 value in the nM range against some laboratoryadapted HIV- 1 isolates in vitro, and excellent efficacy in clinical trials [16 -18 ] However, it leads in vivo to the generation of viral...
... macrophages, microglia, and astrocytes by Sargassum fusiforme AIDS Res Ther 2006, 3 :15 Hoshino T, Hayashi T, Hayashi K, Hamada J, Lee JB, Sankawa U: An antivirally active sulfated polysaccharide ... Cells 1G5 [11 ], SupT1 [12 ], and GHOST X4/R5 [13 ] cells were obtained from theHIV AIDS Research and Reference Reagent Program, Division of AIDS, NIAID, NIH, and were cultured and maintained as specified ... Percent inhibition of HIV- 1 was calculated from raw data in (A) , utilizing the formula in the Methods, and plotted on the Y-axis as % HIV- 1 Inhibition Data are mean ± SD of three separate experiments...
... Kuan-Teh Jeang's laboratory is supported in part by intramural funding from NIAID, NIH; and by the intramural AIDS targeted antiviral program (IATAP) from the Office ofthe Director, NIH We thank ... Jerebtsova M, Jackson A, Charles S, Klase Z, Southerland W, Gordeuk VR, Kashanchi F, Nekhai S: Phosphorylation of HIV- 1 Tat by CDK2 in HIV- 1 transcription Retrovirology 2006, 3:78 Sandberg M, Natarajan ... agonists and antagonists are available [23,24], practical chemotherapeutic interventions in these pathways (if they should be useful for anti-viral purposes) could be amenable Figure cGMP analogues...
... Natl Acad Sci USA 94, 3984–3989 61 Engelman, A. , Mizuuchi, K & Craigie, R (19 91) HIV- 1 DNA integration: Mechanism of viral DNA cleavage and DNA strand transfer Cell 67, 12 11 12 21 62 Asante-Appiah, ... assembly and maturation via HIV- 1 protease-mediated cleavage ofthe C-terminal (RNase H) domain ofa p66 subunit [ 31] A fascinating feature ofthe HIV- 1 RT heterodimer is the structural asymmetry ... inhibitors of DNA polymerization [58] HIV- 1 INTEGRASE Structure and function of HIV- 1 IN HIV- 1 IN is a polynucleotidyltransferase that catalyzes the integration ofthe DNA copy ofthe viral genome into...
... experimental animals were approved by the local Animal Care and Use Committee and were performed in a facility approved by Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care Cerebral ... luminal chamber significantly increased 13 1 I -HIV- 1 permeability of BMEC monolayers (Fig 1A and 1C) and decreased TEER (Fig 1B and 11 1D) The presence of antibodies to IL-6 and GM-CSF (10 µg/mL, ... (National Institute of Health, Bethesda, MD) and then normalized by that of each loading control protein Statistical analysis Values are expressed as means ± SEM One-way and two-way analysis of...
... from a T A transversion In contrast, only 14 .7% harbored D30N and 11 .7% harbored M46I, both of which result from a G A transition Among all ARV-treated patients, 76.4% harbored M184V and 31. 3% harbored ... associated with drug resistance Again, we observed a decrease in prevalence of G A transitions and even an increased prevalence ofA G transitions The clinical importance ofthe G A hypermutation ... uracil The activity of APOBEC3G is inhibited by the Vif protein.[5,7,8] In the absence of Vif, the synthesis ofthe negative strand of DNA can result in the insertion ofa uracil as a result of...
... type reverse transcriptase and protease mutation search engine for queries Nat Med 2000, 6 :12 90 -12 92 Abstract Van Laethem K, De Luca A, Antinori A, Cingolani A, Perna CF, Vandamme AM: A genotypic ... HIV- 1 Nomenclature Proposal: A Reference Guide to HIV- 1 Classification Human Retroviruses and AIDS: A Compilation and Analysis of Nucleic and Amino Acid Sequences 2000:492-505 [http://www .hiv. lanl.gov/content/ ... ofthe International AIDS Society 2005, 7: 71 10 11 12 13 14 15 http://www.jiasociety.org/content/7 /1/ 71 Kantor R, Katzenstein D, Camacho R, et al.: Genotypic analyses of RT and protease sequences...
... create this construct were 5’CAA AAT CAG CTG ATG AAA AAC TGT AAT TAT3’ and 5’CAA ATT GGG CCC TTC CTT CAT ACA TAA TTG3’ and contain the restriction sites for Apa I and Pvu II The pHVDR22 plasmid ... CGA GAA AAG CTC GGG AAG CAG ATT GG3’ and 5’ CCA ATC TGC TTC CCG AGC TTT TCT CGC ATA ATT AC3’ These primers also introduce an Ava I site as a silent mutation for screening pv22KAKA The Stratagene ... in the heparin binding consensus site at amino acids 217 -226 from YKRKRRERDW to YKRARRERDW 5’CTC TTT CCC GAC GAG CTC TCT TAT AAT TAC AG3’ and Page of 10 5’CTG TAA TTA TAA GAG AGC TCG TCG GGA AAG...
... generate a standard calibration curve, the SVC 21 plasmid containing the full-length HIV- 1HXB2 viral DNA was used as a template In the first-round PCR, the LTR-Tag-F and LTR-R primers were used and ... Integrated HIV- 1 sequences were amplified by two PCR replication steps using the HIV- 1 LTR-specific primer (LTR-Tag-F 5′-ATGCCACGTAAGCGAAACTCTGGCTAACTAGGGAACCCACTG-3′) and Alu-targeting primers (firstAlu-F ... cell–in the case of HeLa P4 cells treated with 200 μM INS and infected by a ΔRev HIV- 1 reflects integration of practically all ofthe available viral cDNA copies The number of cDNA copies generated...
... panels (a) and (b) (c), Quantification ofGagand Vif proteins in WCL (IC -Gag, intracellular Gag; IC-Vif, intracellular Vif) and extracellular VLP, using SDSPAGE and radio-immunoblotting Gagand ... were quantified by autoradiography of immunoblots reacted with anti -Gag and anti-Vif rabbit primary antibodies and 35S-labelled secondary anti-rabbit IgG antibody After autoradiography ofthe blots, ... Pr5 5Gag alone (Fig 6Bii, and Fig 6C) These results suggested that the antagonistic activity of Vif against the DSB inhibition ofGag assembly, absent from VifS 116 V and VifC133S mutants, was associated...
... reverse for Tat1:← 17 18 and for Tat2:← 17 70) TatXbaI sense 5' ATATATTCTAGAGGTCTCTCTGGTTAGACCAGATC 3' (exon 1: for Tat1 et Tat2 :1 ) TatXbaI rev 5' TAATAATTCTAGAAGTACAGGCAAAAAGCAGCTGCTTATATGC 3' (exon3 ... (exon1: sense for Tat1 and for Tat2 :10 4 →) SDEcoRI sense 5' ATATAAGAATTCCGAGGGGCGGCGACTG 3' (exon1: sense for Tat1 and for Tat2:274→) AUGEcoRI sense 5' TATAATAGAATTCATGGAGCCAGTAGATCCTAGACTAGAG ... for Tat1:343 → and for Tat2:396 →) TatNcoI sense 5' TAATATACCATGGGGTCTCTCTGGTTAGACCAGATC 3' (exon1: sense for Tat1 and for Tat2 :1 ) TatSmaI rev 5' TATATACCCGGGAGTACAGGCAAAAAGCAGCTGCTTATATGC 3'...
... by annealing AE3697 (5'-PO4TCGACAGGAGATGGACAGCGGAAGTCACCTGGAGGG Page of 13 (page number not for citation purposes) Retrovirology 2009, 6:94 CGCAAGAGAGGACGGTGAGATGGCATAAG) with AE3698 (5'-PO4GATCCTTATGCCATCTCACCGTCCTCTCTTGCGCCCTC ... (5'-ACAGGATGAGGATTAACTGATGATAAGCTTTAGTAAAACACCATATG)/AE1065 (5'CATATGGTGTTTTACTAAAGCTTATCATCAGTTAATCCTCATCCTGTC) IN deletion mutations were subsequently constructed in pUCWTpol3stop or pKBIN6Hthr by PCR ... XhoI-tagged AE3699 (5'TGGTGCTCGAGTGCGGACCCACGCGGGACGAGTGCCATCTCACCGTCCTCTCTTGC) and AflII-tagged AE3700 (AACATCTTAAGACAGCAGTAC) andthe resulting digested fragment was ligated with XhoI/AflII-cut...
... linkage analysis ofthe single genomes at 4, 17 and 37 months showed that the patient acquired the Q151M MDR mutations in the order: A6 2V, V75I and finally Q151M (Table 1) The emergence of Q151M ... V 10 0 I L 210 V90 NNRTI E138 Y1 81 V100 F87 V SF 20 I A1 00 I100 I A1 00 I100 M230 L I100 A1 00 I100 A1 00 I100 Y70 H2 21 N348 N100 10 0 T69 Y100 10 0 I100 I3 L94 I 31 L100 A3 3 V97 T48 S100 S68 K102 G100 ... (5’-GCAGGGCCCCTAGGAAAAAGGGC-3’) and CRhINClaIR1 (5’-CCTTATCGATTCCATCTAGAAATAGC-3’) Similarly, HpaI (flanking RT amino acids 288/289) and SpeI (flanking RT amino acids 423/424) sites were introduced and any...
... interactions and fusogenicity of HIV- 1 envelopes derived from brain and other tissues Lachlan Gray1,2, Jasminka Sterjovski1, Paul A Ramsland3,4,5, Melissa J Churchill1,6 and Paul R Gorry1,7,8* Abstract ... Lewin SR, Ramsland PA, et al: HIV- 1 escape from the CCR5 antagonist maraviroc associated with an altered and less efficient mechanism of gp120-CCR5 engagement that attenuates macrophagetropism ... UK1-BR UK7-BR R5 R5 Yes Yes All R5 All R5 The clinical and neuropathological details ofthe study subjects, andthe derivation and characterization ofthe primary tissue derived HIV- 1 isolates...