Potential Role of Human Endogenous Retrovirus K102 (HERV-K102) Particles in Resistance to HIV-1 Transmission

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Potential Role of Human Endogenous Retrovirus K102 (HERV-K102) Particles in Resistance to HIV-1 Transmission M. Laderoute, L. Larocque, A. Giulivi, K.R. Fowke, F.A. Plummer & F. Diaz-Mitoma As presented at the Canadian Association for HIV Research - The 23rd Annual Canadian Conference on HIV / AIDS Research May 1-4, 2014 in St. John s, Newfoundland.

HERV-K102 is SPECIAL: It has Salient Features of Foamy Viruses WHAT ARE FOAMY RETROVIRUSES (FV)? Replication competent and fully infectious, but lack a Rec-like domain NON-PATHOGENIC yet can undergo lytic infections Get their name from immature particles budding into vacuoles which gives the cells a foamy appearance Require Env expression and processing for particle formation Unconventional, have a reversed life-cycle to HIV (reverse transcribe on leaving cell) Particle associated genomes are predominately cdna Not RNA Present in many primate and other mammalian species but none yet identified in humans (well studied HFV renamed PFV as it was of chimp origin) PFV undergoes lytic infection in HIV-1 infected cells (Mikovits J, et al, 1996) and in tumor cells (Heinkelein M et al, 2005) raising the issue that FVs may be protective against viruses and tumors

Human Endogenous Retroviruses (HERVs) 8% of human genome involves HERVs HERV-K HML-2 proviruses are the most recent and biologically active HML-2 has two types: without (type 1) or with (type 2) a 292 bp Rec-like domain in env HERV-K102 is a HML-2 type 1 provirus and lacks the Rec-like domain like FV HERV-K102 has other genetic properties similar to PFV (see www.aminomics.com) HERV-K102 is unique to humans

An Inducible Endogenous Human FV from Normal Cord Blood (CB) : HERV-K102 A B C Sequencing of excised pol bands revealed only HERV- K102 pol (6/6 CB samples) D E HERV-K102 RNA expression confirmed by qpcr ddct HERV-K102 pol RNA by q PCR ddct

In addition to RNA, HERV-K102 DNA was also replicating and integrating in the cultures Methods: Laderoute MP et al, AIDS 2007 Isolated DNA (total) or cdna was digested with UNG

and HERV-K102 Env Expression and Env Processing were Detected A Day 0 B IgG 90 kda Day 7 55 kda ML4 ML5 C ML4 ML5 C C ML4 Antibody ML5 Antibody ALG Day 7 Immunoprecipitates Day 0 Immunoprecipitates No membrane accentuation found in IH and confirmed by flow cytometry. HERV-K102 Env is NOT on the cell surface of highly vacuolated normal cells. Methods: Laderoute MP et al, AIDS 2007

DNA Genomes were identified in particles isolated from plasma 1 CB2 CB1 MS prog MS EBV CFS-ME Control 1 Laderoute MP et al, AIDS 2007

OUR PREVIOUSLY published Work on HIV-1 Patients 1 [About 75% had antibody to HERV-K102 Env and about 75% were positive for DNA by qpcr ddct ratio in plasma]. 96 % of HIV-1 samples were positive for HERV-K102 activity by qpcr ddct ratio (DNA) and/or serology. 2-3% of normals showed only marginally positive reactions using the same criteria. HERV-K102 activation induced with other bloodborne viral infections, but the maximal level of particle production was 7 logs lower in HIV-1 patients. Confirmed it was in fact cdna in all the HIV-1 patients. Thus, HERV-K102 actively replicates in HIV-1 patients, but appears to be antagonized. 1 Laderoute MP et al, AIDS 2007

HIV Antagonism Model for HIV by HERV-K102 Lysis HERV- K102 Particles Released 2 Lysis of HIV Infected Cells by HERV- K102 Particles 3 HIV Adaptive Immune System Activation 4 Lysis of HIV * infected cells by HERV-K102 Induced 1 Non-Infectious HIV Released Anti- HERV- K102 T cells/ Antibody Lysis of HIV Infected Cells by Anti-HIV T cells/ Antibody In the CFS-ME patient, no particles to 10 11 per ml of plasma in 84 hours (all cdna).

Other Research Groups (Douglas Nixon, David Markovitz, the Wang-Johannings) have validated our model including Induction of HML-2 RNA by HIV-1 Tat, Vif HERV-K102 particles from HIV-1 plasma HML-2 type 1 B cell responses are protective against tumors (induce apoptosis) and anti-tm antibodies found at higher levels in elite controllers HML-2 T cell responses are protective against HIV-1, HML-2 Env found on cell surface of HIV infected cells, and T cells eliminate HIV infected cells

But is HERV-K102 particle production protective against HIV-1? Address recent-past replication by examining ddct ratios on genomic DNA for HERV-K102 comparing groups: resistant to HIV-1 transmission (HESN CSW Nairobi), and non-resistant groups (HIV-1 patients +/-ART) By analyzing genomic DNA isolated from plasma, this would be from recently lysed cells and would enrich for cells of major interest. Care was taken to digest all the particle associated cdna of plasma with UNG.

Mean Genomic ddct ratio for HERV-K102 pol Appears to be Elevated Associated with Resistance to HIV-1 Infection P <0.0005 (Normal control ddct ratios =0.86 +/- 0.06

Results are preliminary as sex, age, and ethnicity not controlled, but this should be explored further on a larger sample size and different cohorts. HERV-K102 particle production could be a plausible candidate innate resistance factor protecting against HIV-1 transmission. Can HERV-K102 particle production be used for prevention and functional cures TO TURN THE TIDE ON HIV-1?

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