DEVELOPMENT OF A MONKEY MODEL FOR TESTING OF ANTIVIRAL AGENTS AGAINST HIV-1
DEVELOPMENT OF A MONKEY MODEL FOR TESTING OF ANTIVIRAL AGENTS AGAINST HIV-1
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5200716
负责人:
A S KHAN
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依托单位国家:
美国
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关键词:
AIDS therapy AIDS vaccines Macaca nemestrina antibody titering disease /disorder model genetic strain human immunodeficiency virus 1 model design /development neutralizing antibody nonhuman therapy evaluation polymerase chain reaction recombinant virus simian immunodeficiency virus virus DNA virus envelope virus infection mechanism western blottings
中文摘要
感染和疾病的动物模型系统的开发,
HIV-1对于艾滋病疫苗研究和干预至关重要。 目前,
唯一能被HIV-1感染的动物是黑猩猩;
但不会产生疾病。 由于维护成本巨大,
一只黑猩猩,事实上,这不可能是一个疾病模型,
模式是寻求。 我们研究了感染,复制,
HIV-1在猪尾猕猴中的持久性和临床变化。在
另外的研究正在进行中,以表征一种新的HIV-1/SIV嵌合体
病毒,在我们的实验室构建,其复制的潜力,
猪尾猴和恒河猴。
四只猴子接种了两种HIV-1分离株,
它们的env区域:命名为PT 86和PT 99的两只猴子接受LAV,
其env与实验室适应株HIV-1 IIIB相似;
命名为PT 87和PT 89的两只猴子接受了初级分离株
(< 4代),其env区域与MN菌株相似,
代表了大多数北美HIV-1分离株。 只有PT 86和
PT 99血清转化。 在PT 86的情况下,增加的抗体滴度
免疫印迹分析显示,
在接种后68周(PI)仍然很高。 中和
在PI 6周产生抗体。 从早期的测试时间点来看,
感染性HIV-1在感染后4周从PBMC中分离。 PCR分析
PBMC在早期时间点(PI 4、6、8周)显示RNA表达
并在PI第40周和第52周再次进行。 在PI 84周时,尽管PT 86具有
在临床上保持健康,CD 4/CD 8下降趋势可能是
正在发生。在PT 99的情况下,仅针对env蛋白的抗体被检测到。
检测到;然而,没有分离出病毒,CD 4/CD 8是
稳定 这些结果表明,LAV感染和复制,
PT 86,而在PT 99中没有观察到复制的证据。我们有
进一步分析了HIV-1序列在接种的
猴子用HIV-1 gag引物进行DNA PCR的结果表明,
在所有时间点,PT 86的PBMC中均检测到HIV-1序列
接种后长达约一年的检测(最后一次确认)
而PT 99的序列在早期就被检测到
点,然后零星地。 如果是PT 87和PT 89 HIV-1序列
仅在早期时间点可重复检测到,
动物感染,但缺乏复制。这些结果证实
HIV-1可以感染猴子,但不能在猴子体内有效复制。
此外,在选择时必须考虑宿主因素
用于开发艾滋病模型。
英文摘要
The development of an animal model system for infection and disease by
HIV-1 is essential for AIDS vaccine studies and intervention. Currently,
the only animal species which can be infected by HIV-1 is the chimpanzee;
however, no disease is produced. Due to the enormous cost of maintaining
a chimpanzee and the fact that this cannot be a disease model, a better
model is sought. We have investigated infection, replication,
persistence and clinical changes of HIV-1 in pig-tail macaques. In
addition studies are underway to characterize a novel HIV-1/SIV chimeric
virus, constructed in our laboratory, for its potential to replicate in
pig-tail and rhesus monkeys.
Four monkeys were inoculated with two isolates of HIV-1 which differ in
their env regions: two monkeys designated as PT86 and PT99 received LAV,
which is similar in its env to the laboratory adapted strain, HIV-1 IIIB;
and two monkeys designated as PT87 and PT89 received a primary isolate
(< 4 passages) which is similar in its env region to the MN strain, which
represents the majority of North American HIV-1 isolates. Only PT86 and
PT99 seroconverted. In case of PT86, an increasing antibody titer
against all the HIV-1 proteins was seen by Western Blot analysis which
has remained high at 68 weeks post inoculation (PI). Neutralizing
antibodies developed at 6 weeks PI. From the early test time points,
infectious HIV-1 was isolated from PBMCs at 4 weeks PI. PCR analysis of
PBMCs indicated RNA expression at early time points (4, 6, 8 weeks PI)
and again at 40 and 52 weeks PI. At 84 weeks PI, although PT86 has
remained clinically healthy, a downward trend in CD4/CD8 may be
occurring. In case of PT99, antibodies to only the env proteins were
detected; however no virus has been isolated and the CD4/CD8 is
stable. These results indicated that LAV infected and replicated in
PT86 whereas no evidence of replication was seen in PT99. We have
further analyzed the persistence of HIV-1 sequences in the inoculated
monkeys. The results of DNA PCR using HIV-1 gag primers indicated that
HIV-1 sequences were detected in the PBMCs of PT86 at all time points
tested for up to about a year post-inoculation (last time confirmed)
whereas the sequences in PT99 were consistently detected at early time
points and then sporadically. In case of PT 87 and PT 89 HIV-1 sequences
were detected reproducibly only at an early time point indicating
infection of the animals but lack of replication. These results confirm
that HIV-1 can infect but not replicate efficiently in monkeys.
Furthermore, there are host factors that must be considered in selection
of animals for development of an AIDS model.
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