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Les stratgies d'interruption chez les patients traits lors de la primo-infection VIH Bruno Hoen CHU de Besanon Universit de Franche-Comt Les essais d'immuno- -intervention au cours et au intervention au cours et au Les


  1. Les stratégies d'interruption chez les patients traités lors de la primo-infection à VIH Bruno Hoen CHU de Besançon – Université de Franche-Comté

  2. Les essais d'immuno- -intervention au cours et au intervention au cours et au Les essais d'immuno décours de la primo- -infection à VIH infection à VIH décours de la primo � Objectifs Objectifs � – Améliorer la qualité du contrôle de la réplication virale par le Améliorer la qualité du contrôle de la réplication virale par le système système – immunitaire de l'organisme infecté (towards an altered setpoint) immunitaire de l'organisme infecté (towards an altered setpoint) � Moyens Moyens � – Vaccination ( Vaccination (QUEST QUEST, , PRIMOVAC PRIMOVAC) ) – – Activation de cellules quiescentes par IL Activation de cellules quiescentes par IL- -2 ( 2 (PRIMOVAC PRIMOVAC) ) – – Interruptions séquentielles de traitement ( Interruptions séquentielles de traitement (PRIMSTOP PRIMSTOP) ) – α (PRIMOFERON, INTERPRIM) - α – Administration d’IF Administration d’IF- (PRIMOFERON, INTERPRIM) – – Ciclosporine A Ciclosporine A –

  3. Evaluation of two therapeutic HIV vaccination regimens in HAART-treated primary HIV infection subjects following analytical treatment interruption: a randomised, placebo-controlled study Kinloch-de Loes S, Perrin L, Hoen B, Lampe FC, Phillips AN, Goh L, Tsoukas C, Sonnerborg A, Autran B, Andersson J, El Habib R, Theofan G, Carter N, Cooper DA On behalf of the Core Group for the QUEST Study CROI 2004 CROI 2004

  4. Study Design � Randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial among PHI subjects (< 3 bands on WB) on ART > 72 weeks with VL < 50c/mL to one of 3 arms: � Group A: ART alone � Group B: ART + ALVAC vCP1452 � Group C: ART + ALVAC vcP1452 + Remune TM

  5. HIV Vaccines � ALVAC vCP1452: canarypox-based vaccine with HIV-1 inserted genes env, gag, synthetic polypeptide encompassing the known human CTL epitopes from the nef and pol gene products. Inserted vaccinia virus E3L and K3L coding sequences (Aventis Pasteur) � Remune TM : inactivated, envelope-depleted (gp 120) HIV-1 virus delivered in Incomplete Freund’s Adjuvant (IFA) (Immune Response Corporation) � Placebo: ALVAC vCP 1452 placebo – IFA

  6. Study design Study design Discontinue ART VL endpoint ART Group A ART Group B Alvac ART Group C Alvac Remune 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 Weeks from randomisation Weeks from ART discontinuation

  7. Endpoints Primary endpoint: � VL < 1000 c/mL at 24 weeks post-stopping ART (ITT-restart ART/missing VL = failure) Additional endpoints: � VL < 400 c/mL throughout 24 weeks post-stopping ART (ITT-restart ART/missing VL = failure) � Time to reaching > 1000 c/mL after stopping ART (restart = failure)

  8. Subject characteristics at baseline ART alone ART+Vaccine (Group A) (Groups B/C) N 27 52 Male sex, n (%) 24 (88.9) 48 (92.3) White, n (%) 27 (100) 50 (96.2) Homosexual, n (%) 20 (74.1) 37 (71.2) Age in years, median 37.4 36.6 Years ART, median [range] 2.1 [1.5, 5.1] 2.1 [1.4, 5.3] CD4/mm 3 , median [range] 719 [327, 1172] 795 [396, 1451] Viral load ≤ 50 c/mL, n (%) 26 (96.3) 49 (94.2)

  9. Subject follow-up and adherence to protocol 79 randomised 27 ART alone 52 ART + vaccine 27 stopped ART 51 stopped ART 1 withdrew < W24 1 failed to stop ART 3 restarted ART < W24 5 withdrew < W24 4 restarted ART < W24 23 W24 VL for endpoint 42 W24 VL for endpoint 4 (15%) automatic failure 10 (19%) automatic failure

  10. End of immunisation characteristics ART alone ART+Vaccine P value (Group A) (Groups B/C) N 27 52 CD4 count, median 735 [517, 1216] 795 [303, 1657] 0.36 [range] cells/mm 3 VL ≤ 50 c/mL, n (%) 27 (100.0) 48 (92.3) 0.36 Response to p24 0 [0, 410] 180 [0, 2000] 0.006* (CD4 ELISPOT), n=18 n=32 median [range] SFC/10 6 PBMC Response to gag 0 [0, 230] 275 [0, 4255] 0.002* (CD8 ELISPOT), n=18 n=34 median [range] SFC/10 6 PBMC *Mann-Whitney test

  11. Primary endpoint: VL < 1000 c/mL W24 post-stopping ART ART ART + Difference P value alone Vaccine (95% CI) (n=27) (n=52) 6 (22.2%) 8 (15.4%) -6.8% 0.54* (-23.5, 11.7) * Fisher’s exact test * Fisher’s exact test

  12. Other endpoints ART ART + alone Vaccine Difference P value (n=27) (n=52) (95% CI) < 400 c/mL 2 1 -5.5% 0.22* until W24 (7.4%) (1.9%) (-16.0, 5.1) Median no. days 28 29 HR=1.0 0.99 ** to VL (0.6, 1.6) >1000 c/mL * Fisher’s exact * * Log-rank

  13. CD4 ELISPOT response (end of immunisation) in relation to VL (W24 post-stopping) r= -0.03 Plamsa RNA at W24 post stopping 7 p= 0.82 6 5 (log c/mL) 4 3 2 1 0 1 10 100 1000 10000 Response to p24 at W24 post randomisation SFC/M PBMC

  14. CD8 ELISPOT response (end of immunisation) in relation to VL (W24 post-stopping) r= -0.04 Plamsa RNA at W24 post stopping 7 p= 0.81 6 5 (log c/mL) 4 3 2 1 0 1 10 100 1000 10000 Response to gag at W24 post randomisation SFC/M PBMC

  15. Summary & Conclusions � First international randomised, controlled trial of HIV therapeutic immunisation in PHI followed by interruption of treatment. No major safety concerns � No evidence of superiority of vaccine intervention over ART alone in promoting control of VL 24 weeks post- ART discontinuation in ART-treated PHI subjects � Immunogenicity of vaccines did not translate into an increased rate of VL control 24 weeks post-ART discontinuation in vaccine versus ART alone arms

  16. HI V I m m une and Virological Responses follow ing the Adm inistration of I L-2 either alone or com bined to ALVAC-HI V 1 4 3 3 and HI V Lipopeptides ( LI PO-6 T) in Patients Treated Early w ith HAART during Prim ary I nfection: the ANRS 0 9 5 ( PRI MOVAC) Random ized Study C. Goujard 1 , F. Marcellin 2 , H. Chavez 1 , V. Meiffrédy 2 , C. Rouzioux 3 , A. Venet 4 , Y. Lévy 5 , Y. Taoufik 1 , P. de Truchis 6 , P. Morlat 7 , R. El Habib 8 ,V. Mazarin 8 , J.F. Delfraissy 1 , J.P. Aboulker 2 and the ANRS 095 Study Group 1 Hosp. Bicêtre, Le Kremlin-Bicêtre; 2 INSERM SC10, Villejuif; 3 Hosp. Necker, Paris; 4 Faculty of Medicine, Le Kremlin-Bicêtre; 5 Hosp. Henri Mondor, Créteil; 6 Hosp. R. Poincaré, Garches; 7 Hosp. Saint André, Bordeaux; 8 Aventis Pasteur, Lyon - France

  17. Patients and design 43 HIV-1 infected adult patients treated early during primary infection randomized to 3 arms: Phase I Phase II Control (n= 14) I L-2 (n= 14) Vac-I L-2 (n= 15) Weeks 0 4 8 12 16 24 32 40 44 48 52 HAART stopped at Wk 40 if HIV RNA< 50 cp/ ml HAART ( reinitiation) Re-initiated if: ALVAC-HIV 1433+ LIPO-6T - HIV RNA> 50 000 cp/ ml after Wk 44 SC IL-2 4.5 MIU bid for 5 days - HIV RNA> 10 000 cp/ ml after Wk 48

  18. Tim e to virological failure* 1.00 Control I L-2 Vac-I L-2 0.75 Rate of success 0.50 0.25 Control I L- 2 Vac-I L- 2 median, days 4 2 6 3 5 8 0.00 0 20 40 60 80 100 Time since HAART discontinuation or Wk 40 (days) P-value (log-rank test) (a) .11 (b) .13 (a) Control vs IL-2 (b) Control vs Vac-IL-2 * First HI V RNA > 5 0 0 0 0 cp/ m l after W k 4 4 or > 1 0 0 0 0 cp/ m l after W k 4 8

  19. HI V RNA and CD4 characteristics after HAART discontinuation median Vac-I L-2 Control P-value 1 I L-2 n= 14 (range) n= 13 n= 12 (a) (b) 16.5 Tim e to first HI V RNA value 21 19.5 .21 .49 > 5 0 cp/ m l , days (8; 84) (7; 82) (0; 58) 0.20 Maxim um HI V RNA slope 0.19 0.20 .23 .35 (0; 0.40) log 10 cp/ ml/ day (0; 0.30) (0.08; 0.37) 4.56 HI V RNA peak value 4.80 4.49 .14 .26 (< 1.70; 6.05) log 10 cp/ ml (< 1.70; 5.98) (2.70; 5.88) Tim e to HI V RNA peak value 36 42 39 .21 .28 (26; 84) days (21; 82) (14; 86) -0.03 HI V RNA decay before HAART -0.01 -0.01 .16 .48 re-initiation or W k 5 2 (-0.13; 0) (-0.16; 0) (-0.04; 0) log 10 cp/ ml/ day 890 Nadir CD4 cell count 680 979 .04 .08 cells/ mm 3 (501; 1501) (361; 1188) (330; 1642) 1 Wilcoxon rank-sum test or log-rank test (for time variables) (a) Control vs IL-2 (b) Control vs Vac-IL-2

  20. Control of HIV despite the discontinuation of ART Control of HIV despite the discontinuation of ART J Lisziewicz, N Engl J Med 1999;340:1683 J Lisziewicz, N Engl J Med 1999;340:1683

  21. Structured treatment interruptions to control HIV- -1 infection 1 infection Structured treatment interruptions to control HIV Lori et al. Lancet 2000;355:287 Lancet 2000;355:287- -8. 8. Lori et al.

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