2001
DOI: 10.1128/jvi.75.3.1165-1171.2001
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Improved Elicitation of Neutralizing Antibodies against Primary Human Immunodeficiency Viruses by Soluble Stabilized Envelope Glycoprotein Trimers

Abstract: Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV-1) envelope glycoprotein subunits, such as the gp120 exterior glycoprotein, typically elicit antibodies that neutralize T-cell-line-adapted (TCLA), but not primary, clinical isolates of HIV-1. Here we compare the immunogenicity of gp120 and soluble stabilized trimers, which were designed to resemble the functional envelope glycoprotein oligomers of primary and TCLA HIV-1 strains. For both primary and TCLA virus proteins, soluble stabilized trimers generated neutralizing antibo… Show more

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“…A12 was able to neutralize 59% of the subtype B viruses and 48% of the subtype C viruses included in the study on an IC 50 level, compared to 77% and 56% for the broadly neutralizing anti-CD4bs MAb b12. The difference in neutralization breadth between VHH A12 and MAb b12 was even more pronounced at an IC 90 level, indicating that VHH A12 is less broad in its cross-subtype neutralization ability than MAb b12. It should also be noted that MAb b12 was more reactive against the well-characterized subtype B and C reference panels of envelope pseudotyped viruses, which has been classified as suitable for tier 2 assessment of neutralizing antibodies.…”
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“…A12 was able to neutralize 59% of the subtype B viruses and 48% of the subtype C viruses included in the study on an IC 50 level, compared to 77% and 56% for the broadly neutralizing anti-CD4bs MAb b12. The difference in neutralization breadth between VHH A12 and MAb b12 was even more pronounced at an IC 90 level, indicating that VHH A12 is less broad in its cross-subtype neutralization ability than MAb b12. It should also be noted that MAb b12 was more reactive against the well-characterized subtype B and C reference panels of envelope pseudotyped viruses, which has been classified as suitable for tier 2 assessment of neutralizing antibodies.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…It is possible that immunizing with an immunogen with better CD4-binding properties would result in more potent VHH. Previous studies have shown that purified trimeric envelope proteins are somewhat better at eliciting cross-subtype-neutralizing antibodies than monomeric recombinant gp120 (6,7,22,32,38,90). We are currently screening llamas immunized with recombinant trimeric gp140.…”
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“…Most studies that have compared the two forms using the same Env genotype have shown that gp140 trimers are superior to gp120 monomers at inducing neutralizing antibodies (19)(20)(21). However, the improvement in immunogenicity is not yet good enough to conclude that any forms of gp140 trimers, in their current iteration, are good enough to use in practical HIV-1 vaccines.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%