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HLA and Drug Resistance Thomas Harrer Dept. of Medicine 3 University Hospital Erlangen Sandra Mller Birgit Schtz Bernd Spriewald Kathrin Eismann Hauke Walter Silke Bergmann Klaus Korn Ellen Harrer Barbara Schmidt Michael Buerle


  1. HLA and Drug Resistance Thomas Harrer Dept. of Medicine 3 University Hospital Erlangen Sandra Müller Birgit Schätz Bernd Spriewald Kathrin Eismann Hauke Walter Silke Bergmann Klaus Korn Ellen Harrer Barbara Schmidt Michael Bäuerle Heinrich Sticht SFB 466

  2. HLA A 2 HLA CW HLA A3 8 CTL TCR HIV HLA B27 HLA CW 4 HLA B7

  3. Tat vif Rev vpu Gag LTR LTR vpr Pol Env Nef HLA A2,A3 HLA A24,A32 B27,B8 B14,B51 Cw3,4 Cw5,8

  4. Influence of M184V 3TC-Resistance mutation on CTL-recognition CTL CTL CTL TCR TCR TCR Q Y D V Y M Y D V D I I IVY I Q Y D D L L I I Q V V Y D L + - + Schmitt et al, AIDS 2000 Harrer E et al, JID 1996

  5. CTL I TCR E Y I QY M Q Y D YM D D D I I L L V - +

  6. AZT-Resistance mutation M41L Gnerates an HLA-A2 Neo-Epitope: Wilde type: ALVEICTEM does not bind to HLA A2 CTL mutated ALVEICTEL binds to HLA A2 Samri et al, JVi 2000 TCR M T E E C I I C T E A V E L A V L L - +

  7. Correlations between AA substitutions in the PR and HLA class I alleles in 94 patients Published and A74 B44 B44 A2 A2 Cw4 Cw6 A2 A3/A11 A3/A11 potential HLA class I A2 Cw3 B13 Cw3 restricted epitopes A19 A68 Cw3 A3 A2 B51 A68 A2 A2/Cw6 B44 B62 B62 Negative HLA class I B62 A23 associations A3 B51 Cw5 A26 Cw6 Positive HLA class I B13 A2 A2 B44 associations A11 Cw7 A2 B18 B62 B44 Cw6 Cw3 Cw2 A23 B44 B44 Cw3 B62 B62 60 � � � PR variability in 94 patients (%) N37 L63 V3 89% 88% 83% 50 I93 ♦ E35 ♦ 40 I62 ♦ A71 Δ L10 V77 Δ M36 30 I15 M41 I64 V82 I13 ♦ H69 ♦ M46 L90 20 K20 L19 I54 T12 D60 ♦ K14 K43 ♦ L33 L89 G16 ♦ 10 E65 G73 I84 L24 T74 ♦ P39 V32 I47 F53 Q58 ♦ R70 D30 G48 N83 ♦ N88 I50 0 1 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 amino acids described epitopes potential epitopes mutations are classified according to Müller et al, JVI 2007 Johnson et al. 2005 ♦ mutations contributing to TPV or ATV major mutations relevant correlations resistance minor mutations

  8. Relevant correlations between HLA class I alleles and amino acid substitutions in the PR known potential univariate statistical analyses position HLA P -value OR n* epitopes epitopes** (Fisher’s exact test) major mutations L33 ♦Δ A2 0.005 12.6 9 A2 M46 ♦Δ A2 0.049 2.9 14 +/A2 minor mutations L10 ♦Δ Cw2 0.032 4.0 9 A71 Δ B44 0.013 3.5 14 B44 Bonferroni correction: p ≤ 0.00003 V77 B62 0.037 3.5 9 polymorphisms biologically relevant I13 ♦ A11 0.012 5.6 6 +/A3 supertype I13 ♦ B62 0.018 0.0027 0 correlations may be missed I13 ♦ B13 0.020 8.7 4 B13 K14 B51 0.001 13.0 6 B51 I15 A23 0.012 7.5 5 I15 Cw7 0.019 0.27 6 Cw7 E35 ♦ B44 1.2x10E-9 34.4 21 +/B44 E35 ♦ Cw5 0.000014 2543.6 10 to confirm correlations P39 B44 0.048 6.1 4 +/B44 P39 B18 0.046 10.6 2 B18 biological assays were R41 A26 0.032 9.1 3 A26 K43 ♦ B62 0.012 6.7 5 B62 conducted K43 ♦ Cw3 0.000073 21.5 8 Cw3 I54 ♦ B44 0.017 4.6 7 B44 I62 Δ A2 0.027 3.0 20 A2 I62 Δ A23 0.028 0.0017 0 I64 A3 0.030 0.2 2 A3 E65 Cw6 0.045 6.3 3 Cw6 T74 ♦ Cw6 0.028 8.4 3 Cw6 I93 Δ B62 2.0x10E-6 31.5 15 B62 I93 Δ Cw3 0.00038 8.9 17 Cw3

  9. Recognition of EEMNLPGRW and variant peptides EEMNLPGRW EEMNLPGRW -D------- -D------- -DI------ -DI------ SFU/100 000 cells SFU/100 000 cells ---D----- ---D----- F S s 0 l e c 0 1 / U 0 U / 1 0 F c e l s S F S 0 0 s e c l 1 / U --I------ --I------ -----S--- -----S--- -------K- -------K- no peptide no peptide 0 200 400 600 800 0 200 400 600 800 EW9 E/D EW9 N/D EW9 M/I EW9 EW9 DI EEMNLPGRW -D------- -DI------ SFU/100 000 cells F 0 S l U c 1 0 s e / ---D----- --I------ -----S--- -------K- no peptide 0 50 100 150 200 250

  10. E35D: polymorphism E35D negative effect on substrate binding affinity: Meiselbach et al. 2006 Reduced in vitro activity of ritonavir/amprenavir Associated with early treatment failure to PIs (Alexander et al. AIDS 2001)

  11. Recognition of newly predicted epitopes containing HLA class I linked mutations aa position HLA m otif frequency of recognition K14 B51 Q RPLVTVKIG 11/16 L33 A2 LLDTG ADDTVL 29/76 K43 Cw 3 LPG RW KPKM I 4/15 K43 Cw 3 W KPKM IG G I 6/12 I62 A2 KVRQ YDQ IL 25/76 I64 A3 ILIEICG HK * 17/33 I62 B13 RQ YDQ IPIEI* 12/18 E65 B13 RQ YDQ IPIEI* 12/18 K70 A3 ILIEICG HK * 17/33 A71 B44 IEICG HK AIG 12/23 I93 B62 TQ IG CTLNF 4/6 I93 Cw 3 TQ IG CTLNF 4/9 I93 B62/Cw 3 TQ IG CTLNF 16/17 Mutations correlating to HLA class I alleles are shown in red

  12. Einfluss von Mutationen auf die CTL Erkennung im pairm ent of im provem ent w ild-type m utant H L A C D 8+ T-cell of C D 8+ T-cell sequence peptides activity* activity * Q R P LV TV K IG Q R P LV TV R IG B 51 5/6 0/6 LLD TG AD D TV L LLD TG AD D TV F A2 6/12 2/12 LLD TG AD D TV L LID TG AD D TV F A2 4/12 7/12 K V R Q YD Q IL K V R Q YD Q V L A2 0/2 1/2 R Q YD Q IP IE I R Q YD Q V P IE I B 13 6/8 2/8 ILIE IC G H K ILIE IC G H R A3 9/12 1/12 IE IC G H K AIG IE IC G H K V IG B 44 3/11 7/11 TQ IG C TLN F TQ LG C TLN F B 62 3/6 3/6 B 62/ TQ IG C TLN F TQ LG C TLN F 5/12 4/12 C w 3 Mutations correlating to HLA class I alleles are shown in red

  13. Recognition of KI10 and M46I / M54V mutants KMIGGIGGFI KMIGGIGGFI SFU/100 000 cells SFU/100 000 cells ---------V ---------V l e c s 0 0 1 / U F S . -I-------- -I-------- 0 / 1 0 . e c l s F U S no peptide no peptide 0 500 1000 1500 0 200 400 600 800 KI10-I KI10 KMIGGIGGFI KMIGGIGGFI F s l e c U / 1 0 . 0 S SFU/100 000 cells SFU/100 000 cells ---------V -I-------- l e s c . 0 U 0 / F S 1 -I-------- no peptide no peptide 0 200 400 600 800 0 200 400 600 800 KMIGGIGGFI (KI10) is highly conserved Contains the resistance mutations M46I/L and I54V M46I can abrogate CTL recognition = CTL escape mutation M46I in HLA A2+ Patienten more frequently (OR 2,9)

  14. Summary • Significant Significant associati ssociation of frequent f frequent HLA alleles HLA alleles with occurrence ccurrence of defined f defined resis resistance ance mutations mutations and pol nd polymorphism morphisms • Definiti Definition of ten new on of ten new CTL epi TL epitopes topes • Dru Drug escap escape variants variants may may inhibit nhibit or or au augment gment the the CTL response, dependent CTL response, dependent on t the T e T-cell r l repertoire o e of t the p e patients. • Some Some patients patients mount mount an oligoclonal n oligoclonal immune response mmune response targeting targeting dru rug resis resistant ant viruses iruses • CTL induce CTL induce muta mutati tions ons presumably resumably have ave an important n important influence nfluence on the on the development development of drug of drug mutati mutation ons and mutati nd mutational onal pathways pathways

  15. Selection by ART and CTL HIV-Genome ART ART + CTL CTL

  16. HIV- -1 1 Protease Protease: : Structure Structure and and Resistance Resistance HIV ~ ¼ of all amino acids can mutate: Drug resistance and Polymorphisms : Los Alamos. http://hiv-web.lanl.gov/

  17. Protease Inhibitor Resistance L K L V M M I A G V V I L 71 82 IDV 10 20 24 32 36 46 54 73 77 90 84 99 1 IRV MR I I I IL V VT SA I AFTS V M L 32 82 RTV 20 33 36 46 54 71 77 90 10 84 F IL VL FIRV MR I VT I AFTSV M G 71 82 SQV 10 48 54 73 77 90 84 IRV V VL I M VT S A V L D N 82 88 NFV 10 30 36 46 71 77 84 90 FI N I IL VT I AFTS V DS M V I I 46 APV 10 32 47 50 54 84 V V LMV FIRV I IL V L L 82 LPV/RTV 20 24 53 54 71 90 10 46 84 I FIRV MR IL F VL VT AFTS V M Antiretroviral Resistance Mutations, A collaborative effort of the International AIDS Society-USA Resistance Testing Panel and HIV InSite. HIV Clinical Trials 2001;2(4):346-355

  18. Influence of resistance associated mutations on CD8+ T-cell recognition IEICGHKAIG TQIGCTLNF SFU/100 000 cells SFU/100 000 cells -------V-- --L------ 1 U / 0 0 c e l s S F S s U / 1 0 0 c e F l no peptide no peptide 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 0 50 100 150 200 IG10-V TF9-L IG10 TF9 VRQYDQIPIEI VRQYDQIPIEI SFU/100 000 cells SFU/100 000 cells ------V---- ------V---- no peptide. no peptide 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 0 200 400 600 800 VI11-V VI11-V VI11 VI11

  19. Priming of M46I-Viruses by CTL strong CTL-response against KI10: Selection of M46I because of strong fitness disadvantage wild type M46 more prevalent in plasma on therapy wild type decreases and M46I prevails hypothesis: HLA A2+ u. B62 + patients develop M46I – Mutation more rapidly planned: Prospective study in patients failing PIs with M46I

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