Heterologous Tier 1 R5 SHIV-C Challenges: Correlates of Protection

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Heterologous Tier 1 R5 SHIV-C Challenges: Correlates of Protection Enterprise Meeting: The Appropriate Use of Tiered Virus Panels when Assessing HIV-1 Vaccine-elicited Neutralizing Antibodies" July 7 th, 2016 Ruth M. Ruprecht, MD, PhD Texas Biomedical Research Institute Scientist, Department of Virology & Immunology Southwest National Primate Research Center Director, Texas Biomed AIDS Research Program

Topics 1. Paired tier 2 and tier 1 clade C SHIVs with exclusive R5 tropism 2. Orientation of V2 and access to the CD4 binding site 3. Correlates of protection: i. Anti-Env nabs ii. iii. iv. Cell-mediated immunity Protection-linked mimotopes An unexpected humoral correlate of protection

Paired Tier 2 and Tier 1 R5-only SHIV-C Strains with HIV-1-like LTRs SHIV-1157i: parental infectious molecular clone (IMC); encodes env of Zambian infant 1157i; the parental SHIV-1157i was inoculated into a neonatal rhesus monkey (RM) that progressed to AIDS SHIV-1157ipd3N4, tier 2; pathogenic IMC 1,2 ; encodes the late env cloned from this diseased RM 135 weeks post-infection 3. SHIV-1157ipEL-p, tier 1, encodes the recently transmitted, early env version of the same env originally isolated from Zambian infant 1157i who became a long-term nonprogressor. The biological isolate, SHIV- 1157ipEL-p, was generated after re-adaptation by rapid serial passage at peak viremia 4,5 Tier 2: SHIV-1157ipd3N4 gag LTR pol Tier 1: SHIV-1157ipEL gag LTR pol vif vpx vpr vs. vif vpx vpr vpu vpu tat rev 1157ipd3 env gp120 tat rev 1157ipE env TM gp41 nef LTR NN nef LTR Both SHIV-Cs have engineered LTRs with NF-kB site duplications (SIVmac239, the backbone for the SHIVs, has only 1 NF-kB site/ltr). NN 1 Song et al., J Virol 2006; 2 Garcia et al., 2010; 3 Humbert et al., Retrovirology 2008; 4 Siddappa et al., PLoS One, 2010; 5 Watkins et al., J Virol 2011

Flipping the V2 Position: Loss of Access to the CD4 Binding Site Mauve early Env; Olive late Env Watkins et al., J Virol 2011; Dec 85:12811-12814.

Recombinant Proteins as Immunogens 1 In Incomplete Freund s Adjuvant (IFA) Multigenic protein immunogens: SIV Gag-Pol (core) particles, HIV Tat, trimeric HIV1084i gp160 (tier 2) Group 1 (8 monkeys): Gag-Pol particles of SIVmne (differing from challenge virus) Tier 1 challenge virus: Group 2 (4 monkeys): Gag-Pol particles of SIVmac239 (identical to challenge virus) SHIV-1157ipEL-p ( early env); 5x low-dose i.r. followed by 1X high-dose challenges The primary HIV-Cs, HIV1084i and HIV1157i, were isolated from different infants of the same cohort of HIV+ mothers/infants in Lusaka, Zambia. Both viruses are recently transmitted isolates and represent HIV Env heterogeneity (22.1%) of different viruses circulating in the local community. 1 Lakhashe et al., PLoS One, 2011

Clade A G J B D F K C H SHIV-1157ipEL-p: env derived from long-term nonprogressor infant SHIV-2873Nip: env derived from rapid progressor infant

Correlates of Protection no protection: 50% IFN- ELISPOTS (SFU / 10 6 PBMC) ID 90 (against SHIV-1157ipEL-p) ELISPOTS IC90 4000 3000 2000 1000 SFU (week 0) vs. peak vrna: P < 0.001 IC 90 (week 0) vs. peak vrna: P < 0.001 W3 W2 W6 W11 W9 W6 W6 W3 W4 W2 x 7 6 5 4 3 2 Log peak plasma vrna (copies/ml) 0 RRi-11 RTr-11* RGe-11* RJr-11 RBr-11 RKm-11 RFo-11 RUt-11* RDo-11 RAr-11 RDk-11* RPn-11 1 Neutralizing Ab titers (IC 90 ) as well as the sum of SIV Gag + HIV Tat IFN-γ ELISPOTs were signficantly linked to lower tier 1 SHIV-C peak viremia

Protection-linked mimotopes

Protection-linked Biopanning to Identify Ab Epitopes Associated with Vaccine Success: No Bias 1 PL biopanning is independent of the mechanism(s) by which Abs protected the monkeys against virus challenges. There is also no a priori bias toward any given Ab target. 1 Bachler et al., J Virol, 2013 87(8):4403-4416

An unexpected humoral correlate of protection

Sequence Alignment and Mimotope Location on HIV-1 Tat Shaded in grey: AA sequences identical to Tat immunogen (HIV-IIIB) Prepared with WebLogo3. Bits represent the relative amino acid frequency. Bachler et al., J Virol 2013

Summary: Lessons Learned from Tier 1 SHIV-C Challenges Passive immunization 1-3 Complete cross-clade protection with an anti-v3 loop crown human IgG1 nmab (HGN194) significantly better immune exclusion by the dimeric IgA1 (diga1) version of the same anti-v3 loop crown nmab than with the diga2 form; the digas were given mucosally Strong synergy between the IgG1 form of HGN194, given intravenously at a suboptimal dose, and the intrarectally administered diga2 form, against intrarectal SHIV-C challenge Active immunization: correlates of protection (significant lowering of peak viremia) 4,5 Cell-mediated immune responses nab titers (TZM-bl and PBMC assays) Abs targeting the neutralizing N-terminus of HIV-1 Tat, but not those against the full-length Tat protein, were significantly linked to lower SHIV-C peak viremia Serum IgG isolated from vaccinees neutralized Tat transactivation in vitro A panel of protection-linked Env mimotopes 1 Watkins et al., PLoS ONE 2011; 2 Watkins et al., AIDS 2013; 3 Sholukh et al., Retrovirology 2015; 4 Lakhase et al., PLoS ONE 2011; 5 Bachler et al., J Virol 2013

Acknowledgments Texas Biomedical Research Institute Samir Lakhashe Hemant Vyas Samson Adeniji Dana-Farber Cancer Institute/Harvard Medical School Barbara Bachler Agnes Chenine Michael Humbert Robert Rasmussen Nagadenahalli Siddappa Ruijiang Song Jennifer Watkins Ricky Grisson Victor Kramer Helena Ong Juan Diaz-Rodriguez Claudia Ruprecht Brisa Palikuqi Wendy Wang Klemens Wasserman John Yoon Sandra Lee Yerkes National Primate Research Center/Emory University Francois Villinger James Else Francis Novembre Elizabeth Strobert Harold McClure University of Nebraska Charles Wood University Teaching Hospital, Lusaka, Zambia Ganapati Bhat Chipepo Kankasa Funding: NIAID: NIDCR: HIVRAD P01 AI048240; R37 AI034266; R01 AI100703 R01 DE023049 Humabs SAGL, Bellinzona, Switzerland Davide Corti Gloria Agatic Fabrizia Vanzetta, Siro Bianchi Institute of Research in Biomedicine, Bellinzona, Switzerland Antonio Lanzavecchia Duke University David Montefiori University of Washington, Seattle Shiu-Lok Hu Patricia Polacino