Opportunities and limitations of genomics for diagnosing bedaquiline-resistant tuberculosis: a systematic review and individual isolate meta-analysis.
Opportunities and limitations of genomics for diagnosing bedaquiline-resistant tuberculosis: a systematic review and individual isolate meta-analysis.
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基因组学诊断耐贝达喹啉结核病的机会和局限性:系统评价和个体分离荟萃分析。
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10.1016/s2666-5247(23)00317-8
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2024
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O'Donnell,Max
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Nimmo,Camus;Bionghi,Neda;Cummings,MatthewJ;Perumal,Rubeshan;Hopson,Madeleine;AlJubaer,Shamim;Naidoo,Kogieleum;Wolf,Allison;Mathema,Barun;Larsen,MichelleH;O'Donnell,Max
BackgroundClinical bedaquiline resistance predominantly involves mutations inmmpR5(Rv0678). However,mmpR5resistance-associated variants (RAVs) have a variable relationship with phenotypicMycobacterium tuberculosisresistance. We did a systematic review to assess the maximal sensitivity of sequencing bedaquiline resistance-associated genes and evaluate the association between RAVs and phenotypic resistance, using traditional and machine-based learning techniques.MethodsWe screened public databases for articles published from database inception until Oct 31, 2022. Eligible studies performed sequencing of at leastmmpR5andatpEon clinically sourcedM tuberculosisisolates and measured bedaquiline minimum inhibitory concentrations (MICs). A bias risk scoring tool was used to identify bias. Individual genetic mutations and corresponding MICs were aggregated, and odds ratios calculated to determine association of mutations with resistance. Machine-based learning methods were used to define test characteristics of parsimonious sets of diagnostic RAVs, andmmpR5mutations were mapped to the protein structure to highlight mechanisms of resistance. This study was registered in the PROSPERO database (CRD42022346547).Findings18 eligible studies were identified, comprising 975M tuberculosisisolates containing at least one potential RAV (mutation inmmpR5,atpE,atpB, orpepQ), with 201 (20·6%) showing phenotypic bedaquiline resistance. 84 (29·5%) of 285 resistant isolates had no candidate gene mutation. Sensitivity and positive predictive value of taking an any mutation approach was 69% and 14%, respectively. 13 mutations, all inmmpR5, had a significant association with a resistant MIC (adjusted p<0·05). Gradient-boosted machine classifier models for predicting intermediate or resistant and resistant phenotypes both had receiver operator characteristic c statistic of 0·73 (95% CI 0·70–0·76). Frameshift mutations clustered in the α1 helix DNA-binding domain, and substitutions in the α2 and α3 helix hinge region and in the α4 helix-binding domain.InterpretationSequencing candidate genes is insufficiently sensitive to diagnose clinical bedaquiline resistance, but where identified, some mutations should be assumed to be associated with resistance. Genomic tools are most likely to be effective in combination with rapid phenotypic diagnostics. This study was limited by selective sampling in contributing studies and only considering single genetic loci as causative of resistance.FundingFrancis Crick Institute and National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the National Institutes of Health.