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. 2003 Jul 15;331(1):213–229. doi: 10.1016/S0022-2836(03)00661-2

Table 2.

Amino acid substitutions found in consensus sequences of the protease (A) and reverse transcriptase (B, C) of sequential HIV-1 samples from cases 1 to 3

A. Protease
Amino acid positiona



10
12
14
15
16
19
32
35
37
38
41
46
57
59
61
62
63
64
65
72
73
77
82
84
90
93
Case Sample Antiretroviral therapyb L T K I G L V E N L R M R Y Q I P I E I G V V I L I
1 11.94 AZT (R) S K L
7.95 AZT S K L (L)
12.95 AZT S K L
9.96 AZT+ddI S K L
5.97 AZT+ddI S K L
7.97 d4T+3TC+RTV L
3.98 d4T+3TC+SQV L
8.98-DNA d4T+3TC+SQV+NFV S K L


2 9.95 AZT+ddI D (K) V I L
8.96 AZT+d4T+3TC D V I L
10.97 ddI+d4T+RTV+SQV (stopped) I I V A L
1.98 ddI+d4T+RTV+SQV I D I V V S I V M L
8.98 d4T+3TC+NVP+RTV+SQV I I A L
9.98 d4T+3TC+NVP+RTV+SQV (b.c.) I D I V V S V M L
1.99 ddI+d4T+NVP+RTV+NFV+HU I D I V V S V M L


3 1 (2.94) AZT+ddC E V E L I
2 (1.95) AZT+ddC E V (K) V C I
3 (6.95) ddI (L) E (P) E V Q I
4 (8.95) AZT+3TC K (V) E K E V Q D I
5 (9.95) AZT+3TC E N,D V Q,H (D) I
6 (5.96) AZT+3TC E (P) (S) V Q (V) I
B. Reverse transcriptase (aa 1–120)


Amino acid position (1–120)a
20 41 46 49 53 54 57 61 67 68 69 ins. 70 72 83 88 90 100 102 103 106 109 118

Case Sample Antiretroviral therapyb K M K K E N N F D S T K R R W V L K K V L V

1 11.94 AZT R S I R
7.95 AZT R
12.95 AZT R
9.96 AZT+ddI N R (G) (V) (L) (R)
5.97 AZT+ddI (R) L S SS R (F)
7.97 d4T+3TC+RTV R (K) I (R)
3.98 d4T+3TC+SQV R I
8.98-DNA d4T+3TC+SQV+NFV (R)


2 9.95 AZT+ddI N R
8.96 AZT+d4T+3TC N R
10.97 ddI+d4T+RTV+SQV (stopped) N D R
1.98 ddI+d4T+RTV+SQV L N D
8.98 d4T+3TC+NVP+RTV+SQV N D R
9.98 d4T+3TC+NVP+RTV+SQV (b.c.) L S N D N I
1.99 ddI+d4T+NVP+RTV+NFV+HU L N D I


3 1 (2.94) AZT+ddC L S SS K
2 (1.95) AZT+ddC L (E) (G) (S) S SS K S
3 (6.95) ddI L (S) S K
4 (8.95) AZT+3TC L (N) S SG S
5 (9.95) AZT+3TC L S SG S
6 (5.96) AZT+3TC L S SG S
C. Reverse transcriptase (aa 121–220)


Amino acid position (121–220)a
122 123 125 127 135 162 163 166 169 177 178 184 186 188 196 202 210 211 214 215

Case Sample Antiretroviral therapyb K D R Y T S S K E D I M D Y G I L R L T

1 11.94 AZT I D K F
7.95 AZT E N I D K F
12.95 AZT I (C) D F Y
9.96 AZT+ddI (F) V C (E) (M) F Y
5.97 AZT+ddI (K) V C (T) (E) (M) F Y
7.97 d4T+3TC+RTV I K F
3.98 d4T+3TC+SQV I D K F
8.98-DNA d4T+3TC+SQV+NFV I C F


2 9.95 AZT+ddI I K F Y
8.96 AZT+d4T+3TC I (V) K F Y
10.97 ddI+d4T+RTV+SQV (stopped) E I V K F Y
1.98 ddI+d4T+RTV+SQV I W K F Y
8.98 d4T+3TC+NVP+RTV+SQV E I V K F Y
9.98 d4T+3TC+NVP+RTV+SQV (b.c.) I V W K F Y
1.99 ddI+d4T+NVP+RTV+NFV+HU I L W K F Y


3 1 (2.94) AZT+ddC F I R N E F Y
2 (1.95) AZT+ddC F I R Y E V F Y
3 (6.95) ddI F I R E F Y
4 (8.95) AZT+3TC I R E E F Y
5 (9.95) AZT+3TC F I R E E F Y
6 (5.96) AZT+3TC F I R E E F Y

Sample identification, treatment history and clinical events of the patients are summarized in Table 1.

a

The single letter amino acid (aa) code is used. Dash means no change relative to the reference HIV-1 sequence shown at the top (HIV-1 CAM-1 strain, GenBank accession number D10112).50 Amino acids in parenthesis indicate that the residue is found in a mixture with the amino acid of the reference sequence shown at the top in a proportion of about 50% (range 40–60% according to the sequence peak pattern). Data from cases 1 and 3 are adapted from Briones et al.51 Amino acid substitutions at positions relevant to resistance to PRI or RTI have been highlighted with bold-face letters.29., 30.

b

Current therapy at the sampling date is indicated. Abbreviation: b.c., bad compliance. Dates of antiretroviral therapy introduction and drugs abbreviations are shown in Table 1.