USE OF ACCESSORY GENE MUTANTS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF ATTENUATED HIV VACCINES
USE OF ACCESSORY GENE MUTANTS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF ATTENUATED HIV VACCINES
批准号:
6101182
负责人:
K PEDEN
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$0.0万
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依托单位国家:
美国
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资助国家:
美国
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关键词:
AIDS vaccines attenuated microorganism early diagnosis gene mutation helper T lymphocyte host organism interaction human immunodeficiency virus 1 human immunodeficiency virus 2 live vaccine macrophage monocyte mutant protein structure function tissue /cell culture transposon /insertion element virus protein virus replication
中文摘要
本项目的长期目标是:1)评估可行性
生产HIV-1和HIV-2的减毒活病毒疫苗
由于辅助基因突变而变得非致病的
单独或结合在一起;2)探索
辅助基因蛋白可以成为抗病毒治疗的靶点。和3)
生成不整合到宿主中即可复制的逆转录病毒
基因组。作为候选人发展的先决条件,生活衰减
针对人类免疫缺陷病毒的病毒疫苗和抗HIV药物的开发
辅助基因产物,我们一直在进行研究,以确定
这些蛋白在HIV-1和HIV-2体外生命周期中的作用
因为对它们如何运作的了解对这两个目标都至关重要。我们的
早期的研究已经证明了HIV-1 Vif对病毒的关键作用
原代T细胞(外周血单核细胞)的复制
原代单核细胞来源的巨噬细胞(MDM)。在Nef的案例中,
我们已经证明了Nef对病毒是否有可测量的影响
复制取决于使用的特定病毒主机系统。而Nef
几种HIV-1毒株的突变体的复制能力都略低于
在PBMC和MDM中,野生型要么没有作用,要么戏剧性地
当HIV-1和HIV-2的Nef突变株
在CD4阳性细胞系中进行检测。
作为我们开发减毒HIV候选疫苗目标的一部分,我们有
修改HIV-1基因组以允许将不同的基因插入到
NEF开放阅读框架。HIV-1和HIV-2的vif基因已经被
插入到同源和异源病毒中
目的确定Vif的异位表达是否具有功能性和
HIV-1的Vif能否补充HIV-2的Vif突变体,反之亦然。
初步研究表明,HIV-2 VIF可以补充HIV-1 VIF
变种人,但来自SIVagm的vif不能。这项工作将扩展到
Nef和VPR的研究。
探索开发可复制的逆转录病毒的可行性
有能力,但不作为其生命周期的强制性步骤进行整合,
我们已经构建了一种小鼠白血病病毒(MLV)的衍生物,它具有
两性包膜基因以及整合酶基因和
末端重复;这些后一种突变使病毒整合
有缺陷的。此外,来自DNA病毒的复制起始点ORI
SV40被插入到病毒基因组中。由此产生的病毒MLVori,
用于感染含有SV40复制蛋白的COS7细胞
T抗原。在COS7细胞中观察到病毒复制,而在CV1细胞中未观察到病毒复制
不含SV40T抗原的细胞。尽管这种病毒
在最初的通道中复制,之前需要多个通道
实现的复制级别超过了父级
两性MLV。这种复制能力提高的决定因素
将会被映射。这一方法正在扩展到艾滋病毒领域。
英文摘要
The long-term goals of this project are: 1) to evaluate the feasibility
of generating live attenuated virus vaccines of HIV-1 and HIV-2 that are
rendered non-pathogenic by mutation of accessory genes, either
individually or in combination; 2) to explore the possibility that the
accessory gene proteins can be targets for anti-viral therapy. and 3)
to generate retroviruses that replicate without integrating into the host
genome. As prerequisites to the development of candidate live attenuated
virus vaccines and the development of anti-HIV drugs directed against the
accessory gene products, we have been engaged on studies to determine the
role of these proteins in the life cycle of HIV-1 and HIV-2 in vitro,
since a knowledge of how they function is critical to both goals. Our
earlier work had demonstrated the critical role of HIV-1 Vif to virus
replication in primary T cells (peripheral blood mononuclear cells, PBMC)
and in primary monocyte-derived macrophages (MDM). In the case of Nef,
we have shown that whether or not Nef has a measurable effect on virus
replication depends on the particular virus-host system used. While Nef
mutants of several HIV-1 strains all replicate slightly less well than
wild type in PBMC and in MDM, there can be either no effect or dramatic
reductions in virus replication when Nef mutants of HIV-1 and HIV-2 are
assayed in CD4-positive cell lines.
As part of our goal to develop attenuated HIV vaccine candidates, we have
modified an HIV-1 genome to allow the insertion of different genes into
the nef open reading frame. The vif genes of HIV-1 and HIV-2 have been
inserted into the both the homologous and heterologous viruses with the
aim of determining whether ectopic expression of Vif is functional and
whether Vif of HIV-1 can complement Vif mutants of HIV-2 and vice versa.
Preliminary work has demonstrated that HIV-2 vif can complement HIV-1 Vif
mutants, but that vif from SIVagm cannot. This work will be extended to
a study of Nef and Vpr.
To explore the feasibility of developing a retrovirus that is replication
competent but does not integrate as an obligatory step in its life cycle,
we have constructed a murine leukemia virus (MLV) derivative that has an
amphotropic env gene as well as mutations in the integrase gene and the
terminal repeats; these latter mutations render the virus integration
defective. In addition, a replication origin,ori, from the DNA virus
SV40 was inserted into the viral genome. The resulting virus, MLVori,
was used to infect COS7 cells, which contain the SV40 replication protein
T antigen. Virus replication was observed in COS7 cells but not in CV1
cells, which do not contain SV40 T antigen. Although the virus
replicated at the initial passage, multiple passages were required before
a level of replication was achieved that exceeded that of the parent
amphotropic MLV. The determinants of this improved replication capacity
will be mapped. This approach is being extended to HIV.
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