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Drug resistance

Dual-class mutations affection RTI and NNRTI may be common in experienced patients

Integrase inhibitors and resistance

Treatment failure and tropism changes in maraviroc trial related to previously undetected CXCR4, rather than a mutational shift from CCR5

Mechanisms of failure to CCR5 inhibitors is not explained by mutation in the V3 loop, cross-resistance between CCR5 inhibitors is likely

Higher risk of resistance using lopinavir/r monotherapy

Macaque study shows similar protection from rectal exposure using 2-hour pre- and 24-hour post exposure prophylaxis with tenofovir plus FTC compared to daily regimen

Thirteen NNRTI mutations linked to resistance to etravirine (TMC-125)

Few integrase inhibitor (INI) mutations in INI-naive people

Response to darunavir, tipranavir, or lopinavir after atazanavir failure

Upper and lower clinical cutoffs proposed for darunavir

Accuracy of Monogram’s Trofile assay in determining tropism and new tropism assays in development

Several genotyping systems offer hope as tropism predictors

Raltegravir (MK-0518) phase 3 trials show successful viral suppression in multi-drug resistant patients

Unexpectedly high rate of K65R mutation in patients failing first-line d4T-containing regimens in Thailand

Multi-drug resistance in vertically infected children

MK-0518 demonstrates potent efficacy in patients with triple-class resistant virus: 24 week results

Cell studies predict cross-resistance among integrase inhibitors

Report from the 10th Annual UK Resistance Meeting, 21 September 2006, London

15th International Drug Resistance Workshop, 13-17 June 2006, Sitges, Spain

Resistance implications of monotherapy with lopinavir/r (Kaletra)

Ritonavir reduces virological failure and resistance in treatment naive patients treated with atazanavir

Resistance to darunavir (TMC-114): predicting responses for treatment experienced patients

Epidemiological studies and transmission of resistance: evidence for optimism – or issues with interpretation?

K103N containing variants persist longer in women with subtype D and with higher viral loads

No subtype-based differences in baseline levels of K103N-containing variants in women receiving single dose nevirapine

Phenotypic NNRTI resistance and genetic diversity in antiretroviral naive women

High prevalence of the K65R mutation in Botswana patients treated with ddI/d4T-based regimens

Potential for easier selection of K65R mutation with tenofovir pressure in subtype C HIV-1 isolates

Categorisation of transmitted HIV drug resistance using the WHO/CDC HIV drug resistance threshold survey method may be useful in resource limited settings

Limitations in online tools to identify HIV-1 subtypes

Resistance implications from PrEP and microbicide studies in macaques

Low-level resistance linked to treatment failure: a role for more sensitive testing for naive patients

Testing for resistance after starting treatment

Web resources for HIV-1 genotypic-resistance test interpretation

Association between HIV subtype and detection of K103N

Cost effectiveness of resistance testing for treatment-naive patients

Highlights of HIV drug resistance studies presented at the 3rd IAS Conference

Interaction between tenofovir and ddI in triple-nucleoside combinations: role of M184V in explaining resistance on failure

Predicting clinical responses to ddI from genotypic resistance

Under-detection of transmission of transmitted resistance and impact on treatment response

Risk of death in UK after diagnosis of 3-class resistance

Tenofovir, nucleosides, and non-nucleosides

Protease inhibitors

CCR5 antagonists

Another chance for 3TC in patients with M184V mutation?

Risk of NNRTI-resistance during STI: implications for SMART and other STI studies

Persistent nevirapine resistance following mother to child transmission interventions

Tipranavir resistance and viral response: L90M did not reduce response, recommendation to use with T-20

Resistance in the UK: new approach to epidemiological studies

Low AZT activity against HIV-2 infection

No evidence for cross resistance between nevirapine and d4T

Experimental compounds to target viral expression in latent cells

Case of MDR reinfection with MDR virus

Kaletra therapy fails woman with subtype C virus with multiple mutations

Understanding developments in HIV drug resistance for new drugs and targets — atazanavir, fusion (T-20) and receptor inhibitors

Summary of resistance studies at Retrovirus

XII International HIV Drug Resistance Workshop, Los Cabos, Mexico, 10-14 June 2003

Transmission of drug resistance – at 11% in Europe and 17% in the UK

HIV coinfection, reinfection and superinfection

Single-dose nevirapine resistance in over 75% of mothers

Transmission of drug resistant virus does not revert to wild-type and does not appear ‘less fit’

Standard genotype assays may miss 75% of mutations when present in less than 35% of plasma sample

Low-level resistance and minority populations: cross resistance between nevirapine and efavirenz occurs even in the absence of genotypic mutations found using population sequencing

Persistent effect of d4T and 3TC, but not NNRTIs in the presence of associated genotypic mutations

Replicative capacity results complicated by minority wild-type virus

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