2008
DOI: 10.1097/qad.0b013e3283155546
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Envelope-specific antibody response in HIV-2 infection: C2V3C3-specific IgG response is associated with disease progression

Abstract: HIV-2 promotes an early, strong and broad gp36 and C2V3C3-specific IgG and IgA response. Increase in the IgG response against the envelope C2V3C3 region is associated with increased loss of CD4 T cells in chronically infected patients. These results provide further support for the immune protective role of the C2V3C3 envelope region during HIV-2 infection and have direct implications for HIV-2 diagnosis, clinical management and pathogenesis.

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“…Some of these mutations, like the associated positions 319, 320, 323 and 338, have been observed previously [40,50]. Specifically, recombinant polypeptides representing the gp125 (rpC2-C3) in infected patients, Marcelino and colleagues did not detect reactive IgG antibodies [50]. Similar results were observed with X4-tropic viruses that were resistant to neutralization in a vaccinia virus vector-prime/rpC2-C3-polypeptideboost vaccination strategy [40].…”
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confidence: 55%
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“…Some of these mutations, like the associated positions 319, 320, 323 and 338, have been observed previously [40,50]. Specifically, recombinant polypeptides representing the gp125 (rpC2-C3) in infected patients, Marcelino and colleagues did not detect reactive IgG antibodies [50]. Similar results were observed with X4-tropic viruses that were resistant to neutralization in a vaccinia virus vector-prime/rpC2-C3-polypeptideboost vaccination strategy [40].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 55%
“…Similar results were observed with X4-tropic viruses that were resistant to neutralization in a vaccinia virus vector-prime/rpC2-C3-polypeptideboost vaccination strategy [40]. In the first study, the authors examined nonspecific and Env-specific IgA and IgG responses in acute and chronic HIV-2 infection [50], while in the other work, the same team used a mouse model to investigate the immunogenicity and neutralizing response elicited when a recombinant HIV-2 envelope proteins was administered [40].…”
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confidence: 52%
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