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HIV

ByR.Parthasarathy

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History of HIV/AIDSIn 1981

Kaposi’s sarcoma Pneumocystis cariniipneumoniaIn 1983

Luc Montagnier and Françoise Barré-Sinoussi isolated retrovirus from lymphadenopathic patients.

Named it as lymphadenopathy associated virus (LAV).

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History of HIV/AIDSIn 1984

In 1986

Robert Gallo and colleagues, isolated and cultured certain retrovirus.

Named it as human T cell lymphotrophic virus – IIIor HTLV - III

International Committee on Virus Nomenclature give a generic name

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)

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StructureSubgroup: lentivirus.

Lenti means slow (greek)

It is 32000 years old.

Family: Retroviridae.

Sperical enveloped virus. 90-120nm

2 identical +ve sense ssRNA,

Three enzymes

Reverse transcriptase (RT)

Protease (PR)

Integrase (IN)

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Viral gens and antigenStructural genes Functions

GagDetermines the core and shell of the virus.P55 (p15,p18,p24) -p24 detected in the early stage of infection (before antibodies)

pol Codes polymerase reverse transcriptase and proteaseP31,p51,p66

envDetermines the synthesis of envelope glycoprotein gp160 - gp120 which forms the surface spike (72) - gp 41 which forme transmembrane protein.

Non structural genes FunctionsTat (trans activating gene) Enchance all viral genes

Nef ( -ve factor gene)Rev ( regulator of viral gene)

Regulates viral replicationEnchace the expression of structural protein

Vif (viral infectivity factor) Influence infectivity of viral particles.

Vpu and vpx (1&2) Enchance maturation and release of virus

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Viral gens and antigenNon structural genes Functions

vpr Stimulate promoter region

LTR sequence Contain sequence giving promoter, enhancer and integration signals.

Viral classification and subtypes

M – majorN – newO – outlierP – pending

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Mode of transmission

Types of exposure Chance of infection per exposure(ApproX)

Blood and blood products >90%Tissue and organ donation 50-90%Sexual transmission 0.1 – 1.0%Through injections and injuries 0.5 – 1.0%Mother to fetal baby 30%

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Clinical symptoms are classified as mentioned below:

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Lab dignosis

Screening, measuring the antibodies to Hiv using ELISA

Confirmed by western Blot

Treatment

1. Nucleoside and non nucleoside analogues - inhibits reverse transcriptase enzyme.

Eg: Zidovudine (Azidothmidine, AZT), Didanosine, Zalcitabine, lamivudine

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2. Protease inhibitors

- inhibits protease enzyme

Eg: sanquinavir, Ritonavir, indinavir

HAART(highly active antiretroviral therapy)

- combined therapy(Both)

- This method is currently used.

Treatment

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References

• Anathanarayan and paniker’s, Text book of microbiology, 7th edition.

• Sherrai medical microbiology, 5th edition.• Net sources

www.avert.com

www.cdc.gov

www.unaids.org