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Subtype-associated determinants of HIV -1 drug resistance
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Akinyemi Ifedapo Ojesina
P. Kanki
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Latin Dissertation
Language of Document
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English
Record Number
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53493
Doc. No
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TL23447
Call number
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3285521
Main Entry
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Akinyemi Ifedapo Ojesina
Title & Author
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Subtype-associated determinants of HIV -1 drug resistance\ Akinyemi Ifedapo Ojesina
College
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Harvard University
Date
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2007
Degree
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Ph.D.
student score
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2007
Page No
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139
Abstract
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In recent years the use of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) for the treatment of AIDS has become more widespread across Africa. It is therefore imperative to characterize the subtype-associated features of the drug targets in non-subtype B HIV-1 infection. In three studies using population-based sequencing, phylogenetics, molecular epidemiology, and bioinformatics, this dissertation characterizes HIV-1 viral diversity in Nigeria and examines its determinants and consequences with respect to response to antiretroviral therapy, drug resistance and mother-to-child transmission of HIV-1. The first study was carried out in drug-naive subjects. It details the subtype-associated molecular diversity patterns in the HIV-1 reverse transcriptase (RT) and protease genes. The subtype-associated codon usage and polymorphisms observed suggest involvement of differential pathways for drug resistance and host-driven viral evolution in HIV-1 CRF02_AG and subtype G, compared to subtype B. The second study characterized the viral diversity of HIV-1 viruses transmitted to Nigerian infants by mothers who received peripartum Nevirapine prophylaxis. The data suggests wide diversity for vertically transmitted HIV-1 viruses in Nigeria and highlights the potential significance of transmitting HIV-1 subtype G viruses harboring a rare Q207N mutation in RT. The third study examined the relationship between antiretroviral therapy and gag p6 diversity in CRF02_AG and subtype G. p6 sequences from HAART-adherent individuals had a higher frequency of mutations than sequences from drug-naive individuals, suggesting that HAART influences gag p6 diversity. In addition a P5L/T mutation in subtype G p6 protein was associated with stavudine therapy, as well as with the loss of a phosphorylation site vital for viral budding. In general, the spectrum of drug resistance mutations in CRF02_AG and subtype G, was similar to that of subtype B. However, subtype-associated mutations occur at sites of potential evolutionary and functional significance. The patterns of drug resistance observed are influenced by differential codon usage by subtype, the potential for virus-host interactions, and compensatory mutations in non-drug targets.
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Health and environmental sciences; Biological sciences; Antiretroviral therapy; Drug resistance; Evolution; HIV-1; Host-virus interactions; Mother-to-child transmission; Nigeria; p6; Molecular biology; Microbiology; Public health; Virology; Epidemiology; Human immunodeficiency virus--HIV; Antiretroviral drugs; Drug therapy; 0720:Virology; 0573:Public health; 0766:Epidemiology; 0307:Molecular biology; 0410:Microbiology
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P. Kanki
Added Entry
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Harvard University
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