Abstract:The formation of a latent reservoir is the main barrier to HIV cure. Here, we investigated how HIV latency is established in different CD4
+
T cell subsets in the presence of IL-15, a cytokine that has been shown to efficiently induce latency reversal.
“…Despite some latency reversal effect of plasma viremia by N-803, available data indicates that more effective latency reversal is needed to decrease the HIV-1 reservoir. 107 One interventional strategy to overcome reversal of latency is to pause ART during an ATI to let the virus rebound: Two clinical trials are testing this strategy with administration of N-803 in combination with two broadly neutralising antibodies (bNAbs) during suppressive ART and then conducting an ATI at a later time point (NCT04340596) or N-803 in combination with two bNAbs during suppressive ART, but administered 2 days prior to an ATI (NCT05245292) ( Fig. 2 ).…”
Section: Future Directions For Il-7 or Il-15 Therapy In Hiv-1mentioning
“…Despite some latency reversal effect of plasma viremia by N-803, available data indicates that more effective latency reversal is needed to decrease the HIV-1 reservoir. 107 One interventional strategy to overcome reversal of latency is to pause ART during an ATI to let the virus rebound: Two clinical trials are testing this strategy with administration of N-803 in combination with two broadly neutralising antibodies (bNAbs) during suppressive ART and then conducting an ATI at a later time point (NCT04340596) or N-803 in combination with two bNAbs during suppressive ART, but administered 2 days prior to an ATI (NCT05245292) ( Fig. 2 ).…”
Section: Future Directions For Il-7 or Il-15 Therapy In Hiv-1mentioning
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