HIV: Resistance Testing Flashcards
NRTI: K65R
reduced response to TDF and all NRTIs (likely K65E and K65N too) except increased S to AZT; decreases fitness; virus will either go down TAM pathway or K65R pathway (of note, K70E is also a significant TDF mutation)
NRTI: T69S (or insertion complex at 69)
pan-NRTI R when present w/ TAM at 41, 210, or 215 (avoid all NRTIs except TDF even if no TAMs present); insertion complex is when 2 or more amino acids are there (usually S and one other, so seen as S-A or S-G); comes as part of the 69 insertion complex that also includes TAMs and others –> M41L, A62V, K70R, L210W, T215Y/F, K219Q/E
NRTI: L74V
R to ddI; reduced S to ABC; increased S to AZT and TDF; decreases fitness
NRTI: Q151M
R to all NRTIs except TDF
NRTI: M184V
decreases fitness; usually first mutation in regimens w/ 3TC or FTC; R to 3TC and FTC; reduced response to ABC if TAMs present; increased S to AZT and TDF; may be hidden and not show up on panel given reduced fitness (consider this if a number of other mutations)
NRTI: H208Y
increased S to NVP and EFV
NRTI: T215Y
Increased S to NVP and EFV
NRTI: TAM1 mutations
M41L, L210W, T215Y
NRTI: TAM2 mutations
D67N, K70R, K219E/Q
NRTI: TAMs
from exposure to AZT, d4T; reduced response to all NRTIs (especially if 3 or more TAMs or for ABC if M184V and 1 TAM) for TAM1 and all NRTIs but TDF for TAM2; increased S to NNRTIs; virus will either go down TAM pathway or K65R pathway
NNRTI: K103N
R to EFV and NVP but not ETR or RPV
NNRTI: E138K
R to RVP and some ETR R
NNRTI: Y181C/I
R to NVP; reduced response to EFV; moderate/severe impact on ETR
PI: V32I
Major LPV; minor DRV, ATV
PI: I47V
Major LPV; minor DRV (I47A also major for LPV)