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. 2012 May;56(5):2604–2611. doi: 10.1128/AAC.05986-11

Table 1.

Inhibition of HIV-1 replication by ACV in tonsillar tissues ex vivoa

Strainb HIV replicationc
% Inhibition by ACVd
Untreated control ACV
3 μM 30 μM
3 μM 30 μM
Primary HIV-1 isolates
    HIV-1LAI.04 13,052 (4,508–19,484) 7,714 (1,487–12,305) 749 (267–3,238) 47 ± 17 83 ± 15
    HIV-196USNG31 4,455 (566–27,716) 3,836 (608–16,167) 871 (175–2,031) 20 ± 18* 71 ± 13
    HIV-197USNG30 14,050 (4,373–71,055) 12,926 (3,568–46,592) 7,438 (1,404–24,983) 54 ± 22 82 ± 21
    HIV-196USNN20 5,365 (3,351–10,700) 4,832 (2,017–10,142) 2,059 (596–5,403) 34 ± 26 68 ± 18
    HIV-1ME1 4,462 (2,166–6,919) 2,263 (1,137–3,287) 261 (215–336) 53 ± 11 91 ± 6
AZT-resistant variant HIV-1AZT.4X 18,006 (15,618–30,906) 10,325 (9,033–15,529) 6,946 (6,573–9,967) 57 ± 3 74 ± 7
Lamivudine-resistant variant HIV-1M184V 33,750 (27,305–44,612) 37,165 (28,921–43,976) 10,103 (8,118–14,408) 14 ± 18* 65 ± 27
Multi-NRTI-resistant variants
    HIV-17324–4 1,904 (752–4,139) 791 (203–1,782) 67 (0–598) 58 ± 17 92 ± 12
    HIV-110076–4 4,664 (513–11,393) 1,415 (360–13,650) 29 (13–627) 57 ± 42 90 ± 15
    HIV-16463–13 793 (577–16,866) 782 (550–17,295) 33 (17–3,359) 4 ± 7* 90 ± 10
    HIV-17303–3 3,389 (1,940–10,550) 2,524 (867–7,047) 1,054 (253–4,206) 31 ± 26 73 ± 29
    HIV-11617–1 12,559 (1,693–34,307) 9,125 (2104–23,525) 1,861 (216–4,273) 18 ± 15* 88 ± 13
    HIV-135764–2 933 (818–9,311) 295 (211–3,349) 98 (91–302) 55 ± 31 91 ± 11
Nevirapine-resistant variant HIV-1N119 52,832 (18,027–139,405) 8,019 (6,935–9,104) 16,599 (6,152–29,579) 55 ± 51 84 ± 12
Fusion inhibitor-resistant variant HIV-1pNL4–3 gp41(36G)/V38A/N42D 1,043 (778–2,881) 619 (600–1,174) 48 (44–56) 35 ± 32 94 ± 6
Protease inhibitor-resistant HIV-1 variants
    HIV-1L10R/M46I/L63P/V82T/I84V 23,863 (18,986–31,508) 12,590 (11,524–15,546) 902 (614–1,148) 40 ± 37 96 ± 2
    HIV-1M46I/L63P/V82T/I84V 4,410 (287–10,834) 3,685 (55–8,507) 348 (24–1,095) 47 ± 31 86 ± 11
a

For each isolate and each experimental condition, 27 tonsillar tissue blocks were inoculated with each HIV-1 isolate from a multi-NRTI-resistant HIV-1 panel and treated for 12 days with 3 or 30 μM ACV.

b

Multi-NRTI-resistant clone HIV-17324-4 carried the mutations 41L, 70R, 215F, and 219E on its reverse transcriptase. HIV-110076-4 carried mutations 41L, 215Y, and 184V. HIV-16463-13 carried the mutations 41L, 67N, 210W, 215Y, 184V, and 118I. HIV-17303-3 carried the mutations 41L, 67N, 201W, 215Y, 69D, 44D, and 118I. HIV-11617-1 carried the mutations G70, 184V, 69K, 75I, 77L, 116Y, and 151 M. HIV-135764-2 carried the mutations 75I, 77L, 118Y, and 151 M (11).

c

For each viral isolate, the median cumulative p24gag release (pg/ml) and interquartile range (25 to 75%) in culture supernatant of infected tissues were calculated from n independent experiments. n = 3 to 7 for all conditions (except HIV-1AZT.4X replication in the untreated control and HIV-1N119 in the 3 μM ACV-treated condition, where n = 2).

d

Percentage (mean ± SD) of inhibition of HIV replication by 3 or 30 μM ACV is defined as [1−(RACV/RCtl)] × 100, where RACV and RCtl are the amounts of p24 accumulated in the medium over the 12-day culture period in ACV-treated cultures and in donor-matched untreated cultures, respectively.

*

, P < 0.05 (inhibition of replication of HIV variants compared to reference strain HIV-1LAI.04).