IMMUNOLOGIC APPROACHES TO THE THERAPY OF HIV-1 INFECTION
IMMUNOLOGIC APPROACHES TO THE THERAPY OF HIV-1 INFECTION
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3746622
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R WALKER
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$0.0万
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 AIDS therapy Kaposi's sarcoma antiviral antibody clinical trials combination chemotherapy cytotoxic T lymphocyte drug adverse effect genetic library growth factor receptors helper T lymphocyte human genetic material tag human immunodeficiency virus 1 human subject human therapy evaluation immunotherapy interleukin 2 leukocyte activation /transformation nucleoside analog nucleosides
中文摘要
一项密集的努力被用于研究这一潜力
人类免疫缺陷的免疫学治疗方法
病毒(HIV)感染。一种免疫和抗病毒作用的评价研究
反复应用白介素2和核苷的疗效观察
类比仍在继续。IL-2治疗导致血浆中
CD4细胞数量和CD8活化标志物表达降低;
表现出这些免疫反应的可能性显示为
与基线CD_4计数直接相关。使用一种新的血浆艾滋病毒
RNA检测分析,病毒载量的瞬时和持续增加
每一次输液的结束都显示出来。在这些发现的后续行动中,
IL-2诱导外周血病毒复制的体外模型
血液单个核细胞被培养出来,并对
IL-2诱导人类免疫缺陷病毒的机制已经开始。慢性阻塞性肺疾病患者白介素2的研究
卡波西肉瘤患者被发起,以试图
相关的免疫学和临床反应。一种随机对照
将IL-2加核苷类似物与单独核苷进行比较的试验
继续,和一项随机对照的多中心试验,比较3,4,
单独向核苷输注IL-2加核苷5天
已启动。一项评价安全性和免疫学的剂量递增试验
皮下注射IL-2的活性被启动,MTD被
已定义。皮下注射IL-2的毒性相同
对于静脉注射IL-2的患者,但通常没有那么严重。领养
利用活化和扩增同基因转移进行免疫治疗
完成多克隆淋巴细胞培养。显著但短暂的增长
在转移期后可见CD_4细胞计数,通常与
随着血浆中病毒复制的增加。CD4的反应是直接的
与基线CD_4计数有关。对基因标记细胞的研究是
作为尝试基因治疗的前奏。一项研究正在产生
人类免疫球蛋白基因的随机重组文库
被感染的人继续。一种抗gp120的抗体
已确定可用于临床开发。评估安全性和安全性的研究
抗肿瘤坏死因子(TNF-α)抗体的活性和
启动可溶性肿瘤坏死因子-α受体。循环抑制
肿瘤坏死因子-α与短期毒性无关;没有明显的意义
免疫学或病毒学方面的好处已经显现。
英文摘要
An intensive effort was directed toward studying the potential
therapeutic aspects of immunologic approaches to human immunodeficiency
virus (HIV) infection. A study evaluating the immunologic and antiviral
effects of repeated administration of interleukin-2 (IL-2) and nucleoside
analogs was continued. IL-2 therapy resulted in sustained increases in
numbers of CD4 cells and decreased expression of CD8 activation markers;
the probability of manifesting these immunologic responses was shown to
be directly associated with baseline CD4 count. Using a new plasma HIV
RNA detection assay, transient and consistent increases in viral load at
the end of each infusion were revealed. In follow-up of these findings,
an in vitro model of IL-2-induction of viral replication in peripheral
blood mononuclear cells was developed and investigations into the
mechanisms of IL-2 induction of HIV were begun. A study of IL-2 in
patients with Kaposi's sarcoma was initiated, in order to attempt to
correlate immunologic and clinical responses. A randomized controlled
trial comparing IL-2 plus nucleoside analogs to nucleosides alone was
continued, and a randomized controlled multicenter trial comparing 3, 4,
and 5 day infusions of IL-2 plus nucleosides to nucleosides alone was
initiated. A dose escalation trial evaluating the safety and immunologic
activity of subcutaneously administered IL-2 was initiated and an MTD was
defined. Toxicities of IL-2 administered subcutaneously were identical
to those seen with intravenous IL-2, but generally less severe. Adoptive
immunotherapy using transfers of activated and expanded syngeneic
polyclonal lymphocytes was completed. Marked but transient increases in
CD4 counts were seen in the post-transfer period, often in association
with increased viral replication in plasma. CD4 responses were directly
related to baseline CD4 count. Studies with gene-marked cells were
initiated as a prelude to attempts at gene therapy. A study generating
random recombinatorial libraries of human immunoglobulin genes from HIV-
infected individuals was continued. An anti-gp120 antibody was
identified for clinical development. Studies evaluating the safety and
activity of an anti-tumor necrosis factor (TNF-alpha) antibody and a
soluble TNF-alpha receptor were initiated. Inhibition of circulating
TNF-alpha was not associated with short-term toxicity; no appreciable
immunologic or virologic benefit was seen.
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