Influence of HIV-1 specific T cell response on the progression of HIV-1 infection
Objective: To discuss the influence of HIV-1 specific T cell on disease progression of HIV-1 infection. Methods: Thirty-seven patients with HIV-1 infection were recruited from a cohort study and their HIV-1 specific T cell responses were analyzed using overlapping peptides and ELISP0T assay. Results...
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| author | Zhang, Y Zhao, Y Xu, K Yan, H Ma, L Lun, W Wu, H Dong, T Chen, X |
| author_facet | Zhang, Y Zhao, Y Xu, K Yan, H Ma, L Lun, W Wu, H Dong, T Chen, X |
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| description | Objective: To discuss the influence of HIV-1 specific T cell on disease progression of HIV-1 infection. Methods: Thirty-seven patients with HIV-1 infection were recruited from a cohort study and their HIV-1 specific T cell responses were analyzed using overlapping peptides and ELISP0T assay. Results: 83.78% (31/37) of candidates with HIV-1 infection responded to at least one peptide (magnitude was above 50 SFU/10 6 PBMCs). Peptides from HIV-1 subtype B proteins could elicit specific T cell responses in HIV-1 infections, and amongst them, the responses to HIV-1 Gag were the highest, not only in the frequencies of recognition, but also in the magnitude of response (F=17.969, P<0.001). In addition, HIV-1 patients with different progression of disease expressed different T cell responses. The magnitude of response elicited by HIV-1 Gag protein in the patients with clinical asymptomatic stage was much higher than that in the patients with AIDS stage, although the responses to whole genome peptides between these two groups were similar. Conclusion: The specific T cell responses elicited by different HIV-1 proteins are different, and the responses to HIV-1 Gag protein may play the most important role in the progression of HIV-1 infection. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:88d03d76-8ed3-4534-a9bf-8625de8dd4fc2022-03-26T22:20:08ZInfluence of HIV-1 specific T cell response on the progression of HIV-1 infectionJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:88d03d76-8ed3-4534-a9bf-8625de8dd4fcChineseSymplectic Elements at Oxford2009Zhang, YZhao, YXu, KYan, HMa, LLun, WWu, HDong, TChen, XObjective: To discuss the influence of HIV-1 specific T cell on disease progression of HIV-1 infection. Methods: Thirty-seven patients with HIV-1 infection were recruited from a cohort study and their HIV-1 specific T cell responses were analyzed using overlapping peptides and ELISP0T assay. Results: 83.78% (31/37) of candidates with HIV-1 infection responded to at least one peptide (magnitude was above 50 SFU/10 6 PBMCs). Peptides from HIV-1 subtype B proteins could elicit specific T cell responses in HIV-1 infections, and amongst them, the responses to HIV-1 Gag were the highest, not only in the frequencies of recognition, but also in the magnitude of response (F=17.969, P<0.001). In addition, HIV-1 patients with different progression of disease expressed different T cell responses. The magnitude of response elicited by HIV-1 Gag protein in the patients with clinical asymptomatic stage was much higher than that in the patients with AIDS stage, although the responses to whole genome peptides between these two groups were similar. Conclusion: The specific T cell responses elicited by different HIV-1 proteins are different, and the responses to HIV-1 Gag protein may play the most important role in the progression of HIV-1 infection. |
| spellingShingle | Zhang, Y Zhao, Y Xu, K Yan, H Ma, L Lun, W Wu, H Dong, T Chen, X Influence of HIV-1 specific T cell response on the progression of HIV-1 infection |
| title | Influence of HIV-1 specific T cell response on the progression of HIV-1 infection |
| title_full | Influence of HIV-1 specific T cell response on the progression of HIV-1 infection |
| title_fullStr | Influence of HIV-1 specific T cell response on the progression of HIV-1 infection |
| title_full_unstemmed | Influence of HIV-1 specific T cell response on the progression of HIV-1 infection |
| title_short | Influence of HIV-1 specific T cell response on the progression of HIV-1 infection |
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