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1 Pathogenesis Update Robert F. Siliciano, MD, PhD Professor of Medicine and Molecular Biology and Genetics Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute
2 HIV-1 Eradication Strategies: Design, Assessment, and Clinical Consequences Disclosures: None
3 Viral dynamics in patients on Rx Start therapy a Time on therapy (days) v + t 1/2 = ln2 / a = 1 day a Activated CD4+ T cells Ho et al, Nature, 1995; Wei et al, Nature, 1995
4 Viral dynamics with monotherapy Start therapy Time on HAART (days)
5 Viral dynamics in patients on HAART m t 1/2 = 1 d Limit of detection (50 copies/ml) + t 1/2 = 14 d Time on HAART (days) v + Eradication in 2 to 3 years Activated CD4 + T cells Hammer et al, NEJM, 1997; Gulick et al, NEJM, 1997; Perelson et al, Nature, 1997 a
6 Establishment of immunologic memory Naive Ag Memory Ag
7 HIV infection of activated and resting CD4+ T cells Naive Ag HIV a HIV Ag a Memory HIV
8 Establishment of the latent reservoir in resting CD4+ T cells Naive Ag HIV Memory
9 NFº B sites in the HIV LTR U 3 R U 5 Modulatory region Enhancer Core Cell DNA AP1 NFAT1 USF1 Ets1 LEF NFκB NFAT Sp1 TBP LBP1 Nabel et al, Nature, 1987;326:711; Tong-Starksen et al, PNAS, 1987;84:6845; Bohnlein et al, Cell, 1988;53:827; Duh et al, PNAS, 1989;86:5974
10 Reactivation of latent HIV Naive Ag HIV Memory Ag
11 Quantitative viral outgrowth assay for latent HIV-1 in resting CD4 cells ml blood Purified resting PHA + irradiated allogeneic PBMC CD4+ T cells 1/10 6 Day 2: add CD4+ lymphoblasts from HIVdonors p24 Ag Day 7: add CD4+ lymphoblasts from HIVdonors Finzi et al, Science, 1997; Chun et al, PNAS, 1997
12 Slow decay of latently infected CD4+ T cells Frequency (per 10 6 cells) Time on HAART (years) - Time to eradication > 73.4 years Finzi et al, Nature Med, 1999; Siliciano et al, Nature Med, 2003
13 Viral dynamics in patients on HAART m t 1/2 = 1 d + u t 1/2 = 14 d v Residual Eradication viremia in 2 to 3 years Time on HAART (days) + a 400 Dornadula et al, JAMA, 1999; Palmer et al, PNAS, 2008
14 HIV cures The Berlin patient HSC transplantation with elimination of viral reservoirs by chemotherapy/radiation and GVH disease The Mississippi infant early treatment prior to establishment of the reservoir The Visconti cohort adults treated early after infection who control viral replication after discontinuation of Rx
15 The first cure Conditioning regimen Allogeneic bone marrow transplant NY Times, 11/28/11 Graft protected from HIV GVHD eliminates recipient immune cells
16 Cure of a 28-month-old perinatally infected child Born at 35 weeks of gestation (2.5 kg) Normal spontaneous vaginal delivery Not breast-fed Mother found to have positive rapid HIV test during labor No antiretroviral medications administered during labor (delivery was precipitous) Infant transferred to University of Mississippi at 30 hours and started on HAART Persaud et al, CROI 2013
17 Decay of viremia on HAART 19,812 c/ml 2,617 c/ml 516 c/ml 265 c/ml <48 c/ml AZT/3TC/NVP AZT/3TC/LPV/r 31 hours 7 days 7 days 18 months Persaud et al, CROI 2013
18 No rebound viremia after discontinuation of HAART Regimen #1: AZT/3TC/NVP Regimen #2: AZT/3TC/LPV/r Lost to follow-up; HAART discontinued by caretaker at age 18 months Persaud et al, CROI 2013
19 A latent reservoir for HIV in resting memory CD4+ T cells Naive Ag HIV Memory Ag
20 Development of T-cell memory >90% of CD3+ T-lymphocytes are naive in first weeks Adult proportion of memory T-lymphocytes achieved by 12 years of age
21 Visconti cohort 14 patients treated during primary HIV infection with prolonged control of viremia after interruption of Rx High HIV RNA and loss of CD4 cells during primary infection Relatively weak CTL responses Only 3 of 14 have protective HLA alleles common in elite suppressors Levels of HIV DNA in PBMCs only slightly lower than in patients on HAART Replication-competent virus can be isolated Saez-Cirion et al, PLoS Pathogens 2013
22 Visconti cohort This is not eradication. 6 of 14 have had episodes of detectable viremia. Appears to be control of viremia but may differ from spontaneous control observed in elite suppressors. May be control induced by early Rx. Mechanism unclear. Denominator unclear. Saez-Cirion et al, PLoS Pathogens 2013
23 Fundamental approach to HIV eradication v u a? a2` a Will resting cells die rapidly after reversal of latency? How do we identify small molecules that reverse latency without inducing T-cell activation?
24 Finding latency-reversing drugs 293 or Hela cells Epithelial Transformed Proliferating LTR-reporter constructs Transformed T-cell lines T cells Transformed Proliferating Proviruses Clonal Primary CD4+ T-cell models T cells Nontransformed G 0 Proviruses High frequency CD4+ T cells from patients T cells Nontransformed G 0 Proviruses Low frequency Screening throughput In vivo relevance
25 Multiple molecular mechanisms maintain HIV latency PKC activators Cytoplasm Iº B p50 p65 T-cell activation P NFAT Ca 2+ influx Nucleus HDAC inhibitors HMT inhibitors Suv39h1 HDACs CTIP-2 Me Nuc-0 CpG Island 1 p50 p50 SP1 SP1 SP1 TSS Nuc-1 CpG Island 2 Me Me DNMTs 7SK RNA CDK9 Cyclin T1 Hexim-1 ptefb activators DNMTs DNMT inhibitors
26 Finding latency-reversing drugs 293 or Hela cells Epithelial Transformed Proliferating LTR-reporter constructs Transformed T-cell lines T cells Transformed Proliferating Proviruses Clonal Primary CD4+ T-cell models T cells Nontransformed G 0 Proviruses High frequency CD4+ T cells from patients T cells Nontransformed G 0 Proviruses Low frequency Screening throughput In vivo relevance
27 A primary cell model for latent HIV Activate Transduce with bcl-2 Culture Primary resting CD4+ T cells Activate bcl-2-transduced primary CD4+ T cells Infect Culture Advantages Cells are fully quiescent Picks up all known activators Recapitulates memory cell generation in vivo Captures time-dependent mechanisms Activate Sort Yang et al, J Clin Invest, 2009
28 A primary cell model for latent HIV Activate Transduce with bcl-2 Culture Primary resting CD4+ T cells Activate bcl-2-transduced primary CD4+ T cells Infect Culture Advantages Cells are fully quiescent Picks up all known activators Recapitulates memory cell generation in vivo Captures time-dependent mechanisms Test cmpd Sort Yang et al, J Clin Invest, 2009
29 Screening for agents that reverse latency without T-cell activation 5-Hydroxy- naphthalene- 1,4-dione 5-Chloro-7- substituted quinolines Disulfiram: FDA approved to treat alcoholism Nitroxoline derivatives Yang et al, J Clin Invest, 2009; Xing et al, J Virol, 2011; Xing et al, J Antimicrob Chemother, 2011
30 Testing latency-reversing drugs 293 or Hela cells Epithelial Transformed Proliferating LTR-reporter constructs Screening throughput Transformed T-cell lines T cells Transformed Proliferating Proviruses Clonal Primary CD4+ T-cell models T cells Nontransformed G 0 Proviruses High frequency CD4+ T cells from patients T cells Nontransformed G 0 Proviruses Low frequency 1/10 6 In vivo relevance
31 Assay for reversal of latency using patient resting CD4+ T cells 500 x 10 6 resting CD4+ T cells Test compound Assay for production of viral RNA or infectious virus
32 Fundamental approach to HIV eradication v u a LRA?? a2` a Will resting cells die rapidly after reversal of latency?
33 Fate of infected CD4+ T cells after reversal of latency TCR pathway agonists HDACi Residual GFP+ cells (%) HDACi ±CD3 + ±CD Days after reactivation Shan et al, Immunity, 2012
34 CTL killing of latently infected cells treated with an HDACi Normal donor 1 Surviving infected cells (%) Time of coculture (days) Normal donor 2 Normal donor 3 Elite suppressor 1 Elite suppressor 2 Elite suppressor 3 HAART patient 1 HAART patient 2 HAART patient 3 HAART patient 4 HAART patient 5 HAART patient 6 Shan et al, Immunity, 2012
35 Measuring reductions in the reservoir in patients in eradication trials ml blood Purified resting CD4+ T cells PHA + irradiated allogeneic PBMC Day 2: add CD4+ lymphoblasts from HIVdonors Day 7: add CD4+ lymphoblasts from HIVdonors p24 Ag
36 Comparison of reservoir assays Send to UCSD Digital droplet PCR UCSD
37 Assays for persistent HIV in patients on HAART Assay Cell/tissue Infected cell frequency (per 10 6 ) 10,000 1, Viral outgrowth Total HIV DNA Resting CD4 PBMC Resting CD4 Integrated HIV DNA Total HIV DNA PBMC Resting CD4 Rectal CD4 2 LTR circles PBMC Quantitative viral outgrowth assay Residual viremia Plasma 1 0,000 1, Plasmas HIV RNA (copies/ml) Cohort Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Eriksson et al, PLOS Pathogens, 2013
38 Assays for persistent HIV in patients on HAART Assay Cell/tissue Infected cell frequency (per 10 6 ) 10,000 1, Viral outgrowth Total HIV DNA Resting CD4 PBMC Resting CD4 Integrated HIV DNA Total HIV DNA PBMC Resting CD4 Rectal CD4 2 LTR circles PBMC Residual viremia Plasma 1 0,000 1, Droplet digital PCR 100 on PBMC Plasmas HIV RNA (copies/ml) Cohort Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Eriksson et al, PLOS Pathogens, 2013
39 Correlation between culture and PCR assays HIV DNA (copies/10 6 PBMC) 1 0, , Viral outgrowth (IUPM) r P Combined Chronic Acute n Eriksson et al, PLOS Pathogens, 2013
40 Ratio of infected cell frequencies by PCR and culture assays Ratio of HIV-1 DNA to Infectious Units * * Chronic Patient ID Acute Eriksson et al, PLOS Pathogens, 2013
41 Assays for persistent HIV in patients on HAART Assay Cell/tissue Infected cell frequency (per 10 6 ) 10,000 1, Viral outgrowth Total HIV DNA Resting CD4 PBMC Resting CD4 r = 0.38 p = 0.28 Integrated HIV DNA PBMC Resting CD4 Rectal CD4 r = 0.70 p < 0.01 r = 0.41 p = 0.13 Total HIV DNA r = 0.05 p = LTR circles PBMC rho = 0.19 p = 0.31 Residual viremia Plasma 1 0,000 1, Plasmas HIV RNA (copies/ml) Cohort Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Eriksson et al, PLOS Pathogens, 2013
42 Residual viremia v + r u a Time on HAART (days) 400
43 Assays for persistent HIV in patients on HAART Assay Cell/tissue Infected cell frequency (per 10 6 ) 10,000 1, Viral outgrowth Total HIV DNA Resting CD4 PBMC Resting CD4 r = 0.38 p = 0.28 Integrated HIV DNA PBMC Resting CD4 Rectal CD4 r = 0.70 p < 0.01 r = 0.41 p = 0.13 Total HIV DNA r = 0.05 p = LTR circles PBMC rho = 0.19 p = 0.31 Residual viremia Plasma rho = 0.07 p = ,000 1, Plasmas HIV RNA (copies/ml) Cohort Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Eriksson et al, PLOS Pathogens, 2013
44 Which assay should be used? Assay Cell/tissue Infected cell frequency (per 10 6 ) 10,000 1, Viral outgrowth Total HIV DNA Resting CD4 PBMC Resting CD4 r = 0.38 p = x Integrated HIV DNA PBMC Resting CD4 Rectal CD4 r = 0.70 p < 0.01 r = 0.41 p = 0.13 Total HIV DNA r = 0.05 p = LTR circles PBMC rho = 0.19 p = 0.31 Residual viremia Plasma rho = 0.07 p = ,000 1, Plasmas HIV RNA (copies/ml) Cohort Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Chronic Acute Eriksson et al, PLOS Pathogens, 2013
45 ml blood Noninduced proviruses Noninduced proviruses PHA + irradiated allogeneic PBMC Full-length, single genome analysis Noninduced ` Noninducible Day 2: CD4+ blasts from HIVdonors Day 7: CD4+ blasts from HIVdonors p24 Ag
46 Noninduced proviral clones (n=213) N H 2 O N H N Deletion in È O N O N Hypermutated 27.7% TGG Trp TAG Stop Large internal deletion % Nonsense MSD mutation Other mutation
47 Eradication strategies depend on production of viral proteins HDACi CTL CTL killing HDACi CTL Cells with defective proviruses may not be eliminated by eradication strategies.
48 Noninduced proviral clones (n=213) Deletion in È Intact 12.2% O N N H 2 N O H N O N Hypermutated 27.7% TGG Trp TAG Stop Large internal deletion % Nonsense MSD mutation Other mutation
49 What will eradication look like clinically? Will latency-reversing agents cause a transient increase in residual viremia? v u k2 k r r2 a LRA a2 Residual GFP+ cells (%) Virions/cell/day SAHA ±CD3+±CD Days Activated after reactivation Resting Peak fold increase in v H r 2k 2a r2k 2a2 Alison Hill, Daniel Rosenbloom, Martin Nowak
50 Increase in viremia with LRAs k v u a r r2 LRA Peak fold increase in v H a2 r 2k 2a r2k 2a2 LRA Time on HAART (days) 400 Alison Hill, Daniel Rosenbloom, Martin Nowak
51 What will eradication look like clinically? How do reductions in the size of the latent reservoir affect time until rebound after interruption of HAART? k v + u a r Alison Hill, Daniel Rosenbloom, Martin Nowak
52 Modeling eradication very late rebounders Reduction in reservoir No LRA 1 log 2 log 3 log 4 log 5 log 6 log 10 days 100 days 1000 days (2.7 years) Time after stopping HAART 10,000 days (27 years) Alison Hill, Daniel Rosenbloom, Martin Nowak
53 Conclusions When latency is reversed without T-cell activation, the cells do not die and are not killed by CTLs from most patients on HAART. The CTL defect can be reversed by antigen stimulation. It may be necessary to combine latency-reversing strategies with therapeutic vaccination.?? v u
54 Conclusions Intact 12.7% Hypermutated 27.7% Large internal deletion 46.0% PCR assays give infected cell frequencies at least 2 logs higher than, and are poorly correlated with, the viral outgrowth assay. A large and variable fraction of proviruses detected by PCR have major defects that preclude replication. Cells with defective proviruses may not be eliminated by eradication strategies. PCR assays may not be appropriate for either cross-sectional or longitudinal analysis of the reservoir in eradication trials.
55 Conclusions Intact 12.7% Hypermutated 27.7% Large internal deletion 46.0% Although most proviruses are defective, the number of intact noninduced proviruses is still much greater than the number detected in viral outgrowth assays (40- to 50-fold). If these proviruses can be induced in vivo, then the reservoir may be 40- to 50-fold larger than estimated by the viral outgrowth assay. Latency-reversing agents should induce measurable transient increases in residual viremia. Reservoir reductions of >2 logs will be required for clinically significant delays in rebound, but time until rebound will be highly variable.
56 Thanks Janet Siliciano Andrew Yang Sifei Xing Adam Spivak Adriana Andrade
57 Thanks Ya-Chi Ho Liang Shan Greg Laird Alison Hill and Daniel Rosenbloom
58 Thanks Collaborators Steve Deeks Dave Margolis Joel Gallant Joe Cofrancesco Doug Richman Jon Karn Martin Nowak Matt Strain Sarah Palmer Una O Doherty Joe Wong Steve Yukl Funding Foundation for AIDS Research (amfar): ARCHE NIH: Martin Delaney Collaboratories CARE and DARE Johns Hopkins Center for AIDS Research Howard Hughes Medical Institute
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