Within-patient mutation frequencies reveal fitness costs of CpG dinucleotides and drastic amino acid changes in HIV.
Within-patient mutation frequencies reveal fitness costs of CpG dinucleotides and drastic amino acid changes in HIV.
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门内突变频率揭示了CpG二核苷酸和HIV中急剧氨基酸变化的适应性成本。
DOI:
10.1371/journal.pgen.1007420
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发表时间:
2018-06
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影响因子:
4.5
通讯作者:
Pennings PS
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作者:
Theys K;Feder AF;Gelbart M;Hartl M;Stern A;Pennings PS
HIV has a high mutation rate, which contributes to its ability to evolve quickly. However, we know little about the fitness costs of individual HIV mutations in vivo, their distribution and the different factors shaping the viral fitness landscape. We calculated the mean frequency of transition mutations at 870 sites of the pol gene in 160 patients, allowing us to determine the cost of these mutations. As expected, we found high costs for non-synonymous and nonsense mutations as compared to synonymous mutations. In addition, we found that non-synonymous mutations that lead to drastic amino acid changes are twice as costly as those that do not and mutations that create new CpG dinucleotides are also twice as costly as those that do not. We also found that G→A and C→T mutations are more costly than A→G mutations. We anticipate that our new in vivo frequency-based approach will provide insights into the fitness landscape and evolvability of not only HIV, but a variety of microbes. HIV’s high mutation rate allows it to evolve quickly. However, most mutations probably reduce the virus’ ability to replicate —they are costly to the virus. Until now, the actual cost of mutations is not well understood. We used within-patient mutation frequencies to estimate the cost of 870 HIV mutations in vivo. As expected, we found high costs for non-synonymous and nonsense mutations. In addition, we found surprisingly high costs for mutations that lead to drastic amino acid changes, mutations that create new CpG sites (possibly because they trigger the host’s immune system), and G→A and C→T mutations. Our results demonstrate the power of analyzing mutant frequencies from in vivo viral populations to study costs of mutations. A better understanding of fitness costs will help to predict the evolution of HIV.
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