Molecular Characterization, Reactivation, and Depletion of Latent HIV

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Molecular Characterization, Reactivation, and Depletion of Latent HIV David G Brooks, Dean H Hamer, Philip A Arlen, Lianying Gao, Greg Bristol, Christina M.R Kitchen, Edward A Berger, Jerome A Zack  Immunity  Volume 19, Issue 3, Pages 413-423 (September 2003) DOI: 10.1016/S1074-7613(03)00236-X

Figure 1 Reactivation of Latent Virus Induces HIV Protein Expression (A) HIVNL-r-HSAS-infected CD4 SP, muCD24-negative thymocytes (Day 0) were cultured without stimulation or costimulated with antibodies to CD3 and CD28 for 3 days (Day 3) and assessed for cellular granularity (SSC) and HIV (muCD24) expression by flow cytometry. The percentage of muCD24-positive cells is indicated in each panel. The concentration of viral p24 gag in the supernatant is shown next to each panel. (B) HIVNL-r-HSAS-infected CD4 SP, muCD24-negative thymocytes (Day 0) were assessed for cellular granularity and the expression of intracellular HIV gag during latency (Day 0) and following costimulation (Day 2). The top and bottom panels illustrate two different experiments with the percentage of HIV gag-expressing cells given in each plot. Immunity 2003 19, 413-423DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(03)00236-X)

Figure 2 Primer/Probe Locations and Standard Curves for Real-Time PCR Quantitation (A) Boxes represent individual coding sequences of the HIV genome. RNA transcripts that encode full-length gag/pol and multiply spliced tat/rev are also depicted. HIV-specific primers (arrowed lines) and probes (filled circles) are shown. Dotted lines indicate introns. The tat/rev sense primer overlaps the first splice junction and does not amplify viral DNA. (B) In vitro-transcribed tat/rev RNA was serially diluted to generate standard curves to quantitate HIV expression. The standards are 10-fold dilutions of tat/rev RNA ranging from 100,000 copies to 10 copies and are shown next to each curve. A sample negative for HIV sequences is shown and marked as 0. The top panel (multiplexed) is a representative standard curve in which both cellular and viral RNAs were coamplified in the same reaction. The bottom panel is representative of a nonmultiplexed reaction. The x axis indicates the cycle number of the PCR amplification. The y axis indicates the magnitude of the signal generated by the given reaction at the corresponding cycle. The inset graph shows the correlation coefficient (r2) between the in vitro-transcribed standards (RNA Quantity, x axis) versus the threshold cycle number at which the signal is positive (Ct, y axis). Immunity 2003 19, 413-423DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(03)00236-X)

Figure 3 Viral Reactivation Is Necessary for Killing by the IT (A) CD4 SP, muCD24-negative thymocytes from HIVNL-r-HSAS-infected Thy/Liv implants were either cultured without stimulation or were costimulated for 3 days (top panels), incubated on day 0 with the anti-HIV IT or inactive IT for 4 hr prior to costimulation, then washed to remove the ITs and costimulated for 3 days (middle panels), or costimulated in the presence of the IT or inactive IT for 3 days (bottom panels). On day 3 cells were assessed for HIV reactivation. The percentage of HIV (muCD24)-positive cells is provided in each plot. p24 gag production was determined by ELISA and is provided to the right of each plot. (B) The IT kills wild-type, CCR5-tropic HIV isolates following viral reactivation. CD4 SP thymocytes from HIVJR-CSF-infected SCID-hu (Thy/Liv) mice were cultured without stimulation, were costimulated, or were costimulated in the presence of the IT or inactive IT for 3 days. p24 gag production in each culture was quantitated by ELISA on day 3 and is shown in the graph. Immunity 2003 19, 413-423DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(03)00236-X)

Figure 4 IL-7 and Prostratin Reactivate Latent Virus and Allow Killing of Infected Cells by the IT HIVNL-r-HSAS-infected CD4 SP, muCD24-negative thymocytes were incubated in the presence of IL-7 alone, or with IL-7 and either the IT or control IT (top panels), or incubated in the presence of prostratin alone, prostratin plus the IT, or prostratin with the control IT (bottom panels) for 3 days. Cells were then analyzed for HIV (muCD24) expression and viral p24 production. The prostratin data are from the same experiment as shown in Figure 3. The IL-7 data are from a separate experiment in which 3% of cells cultured without stimulation for 3 days expressed muCD24 and unstimulated cultures contained 4 ng/ml p24, while 11% of costimulated cells expressed muCD24 and 57 ng/ml p24 in the culture (data not shown). The percentage of muCD24-positive cells is indicated in each panel, and p24 production is shown below each panel. Immunity 2003 19, 413-423DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(03)00236-X)

Figure 5 IL-7 or Prostratin plus IT Treatment Depletes the Latent Reservoir without Impairing Subsequent Cellular Responses (A) CD4 SP thymocytes from SCID-hu (Thy/Liv) implants were preincubated without stimulation, with IL-7, or with prostratin for 3 days and washed. The cells were then washed and costimulated without IL-7 or prostratin for 2 days. Forward (FSC)/side scatter (SSC) profiles for each condition are shown. Viable cells on day 5 are indicated within the gate, and the percentage of these cells is provided in each plot. (B) CD4 SP thymocytes cultured as in Figure 5A were analyzed on day 5 by flow cytometry to assess the percentage of activated (CD25-positive) cells following costimulation. The percentage of CD25-expressing cells is indicated in each histogram. Fewer cells were acquired in the isotype control due to limited cell numbers. (C) HIVNL-r-HSAS-infected CD4 SP, muCD24-negative thymocytes from the same experiments as shown in Figure 4 were preincubated with IL-7 plus the IT or inactive IT, or prostratin plus the IT or inactive IT for 3 days. The cells were then washed and costimulated without IL-7, prostratin, or the ITs for 2 days. The percentage of HIV (muCD24)-positive cells was then assessed by flow cytometry (left panels). Viral p24 gag production in the supernatant was quantitated by ELISA (right panels). Immunity 2003 19, 413-423DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(03)00236-X)