Compositions and method for determining anti-viral drug susceptibility and resistance and anti-viral drug screening
An antiviral drug and sensitivity technology, applied in the field of antiviral drug susceptibility and resistance testing, can solve problems such as the spread of retroviruses, achieve the effects of optimizing treatment plans, overcoming drug resistance problems, and effective treatment efficacy
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Embodiment 1
[0185] Using segments containing patient origin and having replacement promoters
[0186] Non-functional indicator gene for resistance test vector HIV
[0187] Drug Sensitivity and Resistance Testing
[0188] Indicator gene viral vector - construction method
[0189] Design an indicator gene viral vector containing a non-functional indicator gene with a replacement promoter using HIV genomic and subgenomic viral vectors containing viral genes targeted by antiviral drugs. The indicator gene viral vectors pLG-lucPP and pCG-lucPP are based on the genomic viral vectors pLG and pCG; each carrying a deletion in the HIVenv gene. Resistance test vectors derived from the genomic indicator gene viral vectors pLG-lucPP and pCG-lucPP contain patient sequence acceptance sites for insertion of patient-derived segments and are packaged with expression of the amphipathic MLV 4070A env gene product carrier used together. The indicator gene viral vectors pLS...
Embodiment 2
[0235] Utilize segments containing patient origin and non-functional
[0236] HIV drug susceptibility and resistance testing with resistance test vectors for indicator genes
[0237] Indicator Gene Viral Vectors—Construction Method
[0238] Genomic indicator gene viral vectors pLG-lucPP-HS, pLG-lucPC-PB, pCG-lucPC-HS and pCG-lucPC-PB with the recipient site of the patient sequence and the resistance test vectors derived from them each at 5' to the 3' direction contains the following elements ( Figure 4B ): 1) HIV-LTR U3 region (pLG-lucPP-HS and pLG-lucPC-PB) or the first CMV IE enhancer-promoter (pCG-lucPC-HS and pCG-lucPC-PB), 2) HIV- LTR R and U5 regions, 3) coding regions of HIV gag-pol, vif, tat, rev, vpu, deleted env, and nef bases, 4) 5' coding containing luciferase gene inserted in deleted env gene region, 5) a second indicator cassette containing the 3' coding region of the luciferase gene inserted in the deleted 3' HIV-LTR U3 region, and 6) 3' HIV-LTR R and ...
Embodiment 3
[0250] Utilizes segments containing patient origin and has inverted introns
[0251] Non-functional indicator gene for resistance test vector HIV
[0252] Drug Sensitivity and Resistance Testing
[0253] Resistance test vectors containing non-functional indicator genes with inverted introns were designed using the HIV genome and subgenomic viral vectors containing the antiviral target genes described in Example 1.
[0254] Indicator Gene Viral Vector - Inverted Intron
[0255] Genomic indicator gene viral vectors pLG-lucII-HS, pLG-lucII-PB, pCG-lucII-HS and pCG-lucII-PB with patient sequence acceptance sites, and resistance test vectors derived from them, each at 5' to the 3' direction contains the following elements ( Figure 5B): 1) HIV-LTR U3 region (pLG-lucII-HS and pLG-lucII-PB) or the first CMV IE enhancer-promoter (pCG-lucII-HS and pCG-lucII-PB), 2) HIV- LTR R and U5 regions, 3) coding regions of HIV gag-pol, vif, vpr, tat, rev, vpu, ...
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