At this presentation we introduce a new challenge to developing a novel treatment for HIV Under Title the Antibodies of Reverse Transcriptase System.

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At this presentation we introduce a new challenge to developing a novel treatment for HIV Under Title the Antibodies of Reverse Transcriptase System. A Novel Approach to Inhibit HIV-1 Infection by actively neutralizing the Antibodies of Reverse Transcriptase System. A Novel Approach to Inhibit HIV-1 Infection by actively neutralizing By Dr. Sherif Salah consultant of clinical immunology faculty of vet. Medicine, University of Cairo

According to UNAIDS epidemic data 2011, 34 million people are living with HIV, only 25% of them receive treatment, 72% of infected children did not receive any treatment. The estimated no. of the newly infected people is about 7000 person every day. The great majority of the infected people are living in sub Saharan AFRICA. According to UNAIDS epidemic data 2011, 34 million people are living with HIV, only 25% of them receive treatment, 72% of infected children did not receive any treatment. The estimated no. of the newly infected people is about 7000 person every day. The great majority of the infected people are living in sub Saharan AFRICA.

The annual cost of supporting a HIV patient on the current treatment is approximately between 14000and dollar/year, this for outpatient medical support regardless of the cost of the expenditure analysis needed. The current medications for HIV patient if he takes them for life time could be well over 400,000 dollar. 2.3 billion $ /year is the expected cost for treating HIV patients all over the world. The annual cost of supporting a HIV patient on the current treatment is approximately between 14000and dollar/year, this for outpatient medical support regardless of the cost of the expenditure analysis needed. The current medications for HIV patient if he takes them for life time could be well over 400,000 dollar. 2.3 billion $ /year is the expected cost for treating HIV patients all over the world.

In identifying the mechanism by which HIV-1 causes disease two major hypothesis have been forwarded The first hypothesis : HIV-1 cause loss of CD4 T-lymphocyte by directly infecting and killing these cells. The second Base on observation that infected and uninfected are affected. The first hypothesis : HIV-1 cause loss of CD4 T-lymphocyte by directly infecting and killing these cells. The second Base on observation that infected and uninfected are affected.

A novel hypothesis for pathophysiology of HIV-1 HIV-1 stimulate the B- cells Plasma cells to produce Abs Abs inhibits the CD4 T- cell CD8 try to outcome the HIV and exhausted from long standing activation Lyses of CD8 and aging Of CD4 T- cell

. The HIV-1 antibodies is our target To stop its production To paving the way for CD4 T-cell. The HIV-1 antibodies is our target To stop its production To paving the way for CD4 T-cell

Our combination: VK 25 RD In Vial form 6 ml a liquid pharmaceutical compositions comprise 120 units of both 1-AMV RT (Avian Myeloblastosis Virus ) 2-DNA polymerase in specific acceptable pharmaceutical organic solvent 1-RT HIV-1 enzyme is an essential part of the virus.

2- DNA, polymerases Why we use these components ?

1- Generation of cross reactive antibodies to inhibit the reverse transcriptase (RT) of human immunodeficiency virus type- 1(HIV-1) 1- Generation of cross reactive antibodies to inhibit the reverse transcriptase (RT) of human immunodeficiency virus type- 1(HIV-1)

Novel role for DNA polymerases In immune cells remodeling and regulation. Novel role for DNA polymerases In immune cells remodeling and regulation.

1-Materials and Methods 10 patients (3 female and 8 male) were eligible for inclusion in this study if they were between 5-40 years Five patients take the treatment [ Test group ] Five who participated in the study by blood samples donates only [ Control group ] 10 patients (3 female and 8 male) were eligible for inclusion in this study if they were between 5-40 years Five patients take the treatment [ Test group ] Five who participated in the study by blood samples donates only [ Control group ]

Patient’s inclusion criteria 1-All were positive for HIV antibodies and confirmed by (HIV-RNA-PCR) 2-having signs and symptoms of HIV. (Mild fever, weight loss, diarrhea, lymphadenopathy and opportunistic infections 3-were never having been treated with any antiretroviral drugs Patient’s inclusion criteria 1-All were positive for HIV antibodies and confirmed by (HIV-RNA-PCR) 2-having signs and symptoms of HIV. (Mild fever, weight loss, diarrhea, lymphadenopathy and opportunistic infections 3-were never having been treated with any antiretroviral drugs

Study site This study applied between October 2011 and February 2014 in R & D center, (as a private center).. All of them consented to take the therapy in the form of S/C injection two times daily for 24 weeks.

Consent for participation to taking a novel treatment for HIV. This treatment under trails, not approved The preclinical studies for this treatment (Toxicological study) are very save and there is no any unexpected side effects had been recorded. I consent voluntarily to participate as a participant in this research, having the right that to withdraw from the research at any time without in any way affecting my medical care. I have read the foregoing information, or it has been read to me. I have had the opportunity to ask questions about it and any questions that I have asked have been answered for my satisfaction. Name of Participant__________________ Signature of Participant ___________________ Date ___________________________ Day/month/year Consent for participation to taking a novel treatment for HIV. This treatment under trails, not approved The preclinical studies for this treatment (Toxicological study) are very save and there is no any unexpected side effects had been recorded. I consent voluntarily to participate as a participant in this research, having the right that to withdraw from the research at any time without in any way affecting my medical care. I have read the foregoing information, or it has been read to me. I have had the opportunity to ask questions about it and any questions that I have asked have been answered for my satisfaction. Name of Participant__________________ Signature of Participant ___________________ Date ___________________________ Day/month/year

Exclusion criteria Patients were excluded if they had any chronic diseases (Diabetes, renal & liver affection, hypertension, cancer) or Hepatitis viral infection (HCV & HBV) Exclusion criteria Patients were excluded if they had any chronic diseases (Diabetes, renal & liver affection, hypertension, cancer) or Hepatitis viral infection (HCV & HBV)

Injectable material In Vial form 6 ml liquid pharmaceutical compositions

Serological testing Ten blood samples were collected before the treatment and at week 6,12,18,24 from both groups and examined for the following Immunological tests Quantitative HIV-PCR, CD4 count HIV antibody Anti –RT AMV antibodies

The aim of our trails 1-1 Detection of (Anti-RT AMV) monoclonal antibodies. This test to prove that serum samples of all treated patients with the novel therapy formed anti-RT AMV Abs

Test group Control group Serum sample Serial dilution was made0.2,0.4,0.8,1.6 and 3.2 for every serum sample of both groups at week 6,12,18 and 24.

Elisa wells was coated with 1 ug/ml RT-AMV 100 u from every dilution was added to coated well Conjugate was added To allow for Ag & Abs reaction Addition of substrate Reading the wells with autoreader Detection of Anti-RT AMV Antibodies in serum diluted samples of both groups

1-2 Determine the inhibitor effect of Anti-RT AMV on RT HIV-1 biological activity

Test group Control group Serial dilution for specific Abs to Rat-HIV u +200 u G1 G2 1-2 Determine the inhibitor effect of Anti-Rt AMV on RT HIV-1 biological activity

To confirm that: To confirm that: 1- serum samples of test group has an anti-RT Abs to AMV-RT. 2- This Abs has the ability to bind the RT-HIV-1 by cross reactivity and can stop it's biological activity. 3-also to confirm that specific anti-RT HIV-1 has not able to stop the HIV-1 RT in serum sample of control group that not treated with the novel therapy.

Results We collected the results of all immunological data before starting the treatment regimen and during week 6, 12, 18 and 24 to comparing the difference. Results We collected the results of all immunological data before starting the treatment regimen and during week 6, 12, 18 and 24 to comparing the difference.

It showed surprisingly A- undetectable viremia (reference range < 16 copies/ml). B- significant elevation in CD4+ T-lymphocytes above 500 cells/ml. C- HIV antibodies by enzyme- linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) testing were negatives for about 4 patients from 5. It showed surprisingly A- undetectable viremia (reference range < 16 copies/ml). B- significant elevation in CD4+ T-lymphocytes above 500 cells/ml. C- HIV antibodies by enzyme- linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) testing were negatives for about 4 patients from 5.

Patients clinical presentation: The patients reported a significant improvement of their clinical picture, and the constitutional symptoms of HIV infection (AIDS) : No diarrhea, disappearance of muscle ache and opportunistic infection, weight gain and no notable lymph nodes beside marked improvement of the psychological conditions Patients clinical presentation: The patients reported a significant improvement of their clinical picture, and the constitutional symptoms of HIV infection (AIDS) : No diarrhea, disappearance of muscle ache and opportunistic infection, weight gain and no notable lymph nodes beside marked improvement of the psychological conditions

1-1 serological test reports For formation of neutralizing mAbs to AMV RT enzyme during week 6, 12, 18 and serological test reports For formation of neutralizing mAbs to AMV RT enzyme during week 6, 12, 18 and 24.

Fig 1. Show the increasing in the concentration level of neutralizing Abs at 12, 18 and marked decrease in his level at 24, 48

Successful test of the hypothesis Comparing the results of (HIV-RNA-PCR), Of test group ( G 2) Specific mAbs to HIV-1 RT Sample( G 1) Successful test of the hypothesis Comparing the results of (HIV-RNA-PCR), Of test group ( G 2) Specific mAbs to HIV-1 RT Sample( G 1)

Follow up: after 48 weeks All volunteers are physically and psychologically good and their immunological data still give below detection limits by HIV-1 RNA –PCR,HIV- 1 Abs negative and CD4 T-cell over 600 cells/μL Follow up: after 48 weeks All volunteers are physically and psychologically good and their immunological data still give below detection limits by HIV-1 RNA –PCR,HIV- 1 Abs negative and CD4 T-cell over 600 cells/μL

paramet ers X1X2X3X4X5X6X7X8X9X10 CD PCR HIV Ab+ve Wt Table 1. immunological tests for all patients before treatment. (Test group include patients from (X1-X5) (Control group from X6- X10)

parametersX1X2X3X4X5X6X7X8X9X10 CD PCR2300-ve4000-ve ve6.000 HIV Ab+ve Wt Table 2. 6 weeks after the beginning of the treatment.

paramete rs X1X2X3X4X5X6X7X8X9X10 CD PCR-ve4.000-ve ve2000-ve450 HIV Ab+ve Wt Table weeks after the beginning of the treatment.

ParametersX1X2X3X4X5X6X7X8X9X10 CD PCR-ve ve HIV Ab+ve-ve +ve Wt Table 4: After18 weeks from the beginning of treatment, these tests are done for all patients,

ParametersX1X2X3X4X5X6X7X8X9X10 CD PCR-ve HIV Ab-ve EquivocalSlightly +ve+ve Wt CD4 normal range: cells/μL Table 5: 24 weeks from the beginning of the treatment.

Conclusion Recent Treatment: The recent trend of treating HIV/AIDS is to combine at least three drugs from two different classes, these classes include : 1- non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NNRTIs ) 2-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NRTIs), protease inhibitors (PIs), 3-fusion inhibitors and integrase inhibitor. The recent trend of treating HIV/AIDS is to combine at least three drugs from two different classes, these classes include : 1- non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NNRTIs ) 2-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NRTIs), protease inhibitors (PIs), 3-fusion inhibitors and integrase inhibitor.

The side effects of these drugs are remarkable. They never lead to complete cure whatever the time they take but they aim to ameliorate the clinical picture, increase CD4 cell count decrease the viral load. The side effects of these drugs are remarkable. They never lead to complete cure whatever the time they take but they aim to ameliorate the clinical picture, increase CD4 cell count decrease the viral load.

But when we Stop the treatment the HIV-1 spread again and more CD4 T-cell infections. But when we Stop the treatment the HIV-1 spread again and more CD4 T-cell infections.

. At the present time there is a need for new drugs. The results described in this study support our hypothesis.. At the present time there is a need for new drugs. The results described in this study support our hypothesis.

This study introduces a new strategy for HIV (AIDS) cure differing from all conventional methods. This study introduces a new strategy for HIV (AIDS) cure differing from all conventional methods.

. Our medication (VK 25 RD) once become available it will be a promising life saving drug this is a world dream for the last three decades. Our medication (VK 25 RD) once become available it will be a promising life saving drug this is a world dream for the last three decades

So we emphasize that a further extended and tedious study is needed to evaluate the benefits and values of the compound So we emphasize that a further extended and tedious study is needed to evaluate the benefits and values of the compound

Thank you