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Title: Rapid Progression to AIDS in HIV Individuals With a Structural Variant of the Chemokine Receptor CX3


1
Rapid Progression to AIDS in HIV Individuals
With a Structural Variant of the Chemokine
Receptor CX3CR1
  • Sophie Faure, Laurence Meyer, Dominique
    Costagliola, Celine Vaneensberghe, Emmauelle
    Genin, Brigitte Autran, French ALT and Immunoco
    Study Group, David H. McDermott, Philip M,
    Murphy, Patrice Debre, Ioannis Theodorou,
    Christophe Combadiere.

2
Factors That Affect the Progression of HIV or
Resistance
  • CCR5?32 homozygous resistance to HIV-1.
  • CCR5- powerful however accounts for a small
    proportion.
  • CCR5 ?32 heterozygous slower disease
    progression.

3
CX3CR1
  • Its a leukocyte chemotactic
  • Adhesion receptor for the chemokine fractalkine
  • HIV coreceptor
  • Expressed in many tissues especially the brain
    interleukin-2-activated peripheral blood
    lymphocytes.
  • Interacts with HIV envelopes.

4
What is a Fractalkine?
  • Can efficiently block the HIV coreceptor activity
    of CX3CR1.
  • Has unprecedented adhesion properties.
  • It plays a role in the immune response by
    reinforcing cell contact.

5
Rationale of Research Report
  • To see whether CX3CR1 regulates HIV disease.
  • Comparing genetic variants and outcomes of the
    altered disease.

6
Method
  • Searched genetic variants associated with altered
    disease outcome.
  • Screened CX3CR1 coding sequence for mutations in
    78 random French Caucasians.
  • Screening was performed by single stranded
    conformation polymorphism (SSCP) technique.

7
Nonsynonymous Mutation
  • A to G substitution changed Thr57 to Ala(T57A).
  • Threonine has the genetic code
  • ACU, ACC, ACA, ACG
  • Converted to
  • GCU, GCC, GCA, GCG

8
Mutation Continued
  • G to A substitution changed Val122 to Ile(V122I).
  • Valine has the genetic code
  • GUU, GUC, GUA, GUG
  • Converted to
  • AUU,AUC, AUA

9
Mutation Continued
  • G TO a substitution changed Val249 to Ile(V249I).
  • Valine has the genetic code
  • GUU, GUC, GUA, GUG
  • Converted to
  • AUU,AUC, AUA

10
Mutation Continued
  • G to A substitution changed Thr280 to MET(T280M).
  • Threonine has the genetic code
  • ACU, ACC, ACA, ACG
  • The C in ACG is replaced and results in
  • AUG for methionine

11
Synonymous Substitution
  • Happened in codon 255.
  • Changed G to A.

12
Frequency of Polymorphisms
  • Positions 57 122
  • Each found only once among 157 chromosomes.
  • Other Nonsynonymous allelic variants
  • V249I found in 25.7
  • T280M found in 13.5
  • Mutations specific to Caucasian population

13
What is Restriction Fragment length Polymorphism
(RFLP)?
  • Restriction fragment length analyses uses
    restriction enzymes (RE) to cut DNA at specific
    4-6 bp recognition sites.
  • Sample DNA is cut (digested) with one or more
    REs and resulting fragments are separated
    according to molecular size using gel
    electrophoresis .

14
RFLP Method
  • Studied the distribution of V249I T280M among
    565 individuals.
  • 3 HIV cohorts
  • Immunoco patients with intermediate
    progression.
  • ALT patients with asymptomatic long term
    progression
  • SEROCO patients with a known date of
    seroconversion.

15
Frequencies of CX3CR1Genotypes and Haplotypes
  • Six genotypes observed.
  • Separated into V249 T280, I249 T280, I249 M280.
  • There was no significant difference between
    HIV-infected and uninfected individuals.

16
Haplotypes and Genotypes?
  • Haplotype
  • A set of genetic determinants located on a single
    chromosome
  • Genotypes
  • Refers to the genetic make-up of an organism.

17
Hardy-Weinberg Expectation (HWE)
  • No deviation was found in uninfected individuals.
  • Deviation more pronounced in CCR5 wild-type
    HIV-infected individuals.
  • Neither CX3CR1-V249I, CCR5-?32, nor CCR2-64I
    alleles showed significant departure from HWE.
  • Results suggest that I249 M280 Haplotype probably
    increases susceptibility to HIV infection.

18
Disease Progression
  • Higher frequency of the I249 M280 Haplotype in
    the Immunoco cohort compared with the ALT cohort.
  • Protective CCR5-?32 allele was more frequent in
    the ALT cohort.
  • Suggesting that CX3CR1 I249 M280 Haplotype
    adversely affects HIV disease progression.

19
Predictive Values of CX3CR1 and CCR5 genotypes
for Immunoco Status.
20
Kaplan-Meier Curves
21
The Total SEROCO Cohort (426 patients)
  • CX3CR1-M280 homozygous progressed faster to Aids
    than CX3CR1-T280.
  • Disease progression was similar for heterozygotes
    and Wild-type homozygotes.
  • Suggest that effects of CX3CR1-I249 M280
    haplotype is recessive.

22
SEROCO patients Homozygous for CCR5 wild type.
  • Patients are partially protected by the CCR5-?32
    allele.
  • If this allele is excluded, acceleration to Aids
    or CD4 decline is pronounced.

23
Compared Fractalkine Binding to Primary
Peripheral Blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs).
24
Results of Comparison
  • Revealed significantly reduced binding affinity
    of 125I-labeled Fractalkine.
  • Indicated that two SNPs affect the integrity of
    the receptor.
  • Binding sites per cell was dramatically reduced
    in CX3CR1-I249 M280 homozygotes vs. wild type
    controls.

25
Conclusion
  • CX3CR1 is polymorphic in the Caucasian
    population.
  • CX3CR1 I249 M280, is associated with accelerated
    HIV disease.
  • Potential mechanisms of action
  • Regulation of HIV infection of target cells
  • Regulation of antiviral immune responses.
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