Clinical and Translational Discovery,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
2(3)
Published: Sept. 1, 2022
Abstract
Infectious
diseases
remain
a
major
burden
on
global
public
health
and
socio‐economic
stability.
Despite
that
great
progress
has
been
made
in
the
development
of
drugs,
resulting
drug
resistance
remains
problem.
Patients
with
no
response
or
recurrence
need
alternative
treatment
strategies.
The
chimeric
antigen
receptor
(CAR)
therapy
achieves
success
treating
cancer
provides
new
opportunities
for
infectious
diseases.
It
series
advantages
targeting,
efficacy,
durability.
In
this
review,
we
discussed
different
CAR
strategies
diseases,
including
human
immunodeficiency
virus,
viral
hepatitis,
cytomegalovirus,
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
coronavirus
2,
influenza
A
virus
Aspergillus
germlings.
Among
all
these
HIV
most
studied,
so
mainly
reported
recent
developments
preclinical
clinical
studies
anti‐HIV
CARs
highlighted
their
structural
evolution.
current
advantages,
challenges
potential
improvements
were
as
well.
We
also
compared
CAR‐T
cells
applied
to
tumours
final
part.
Viruses,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(2), P. 288 - 288
Published: Feb. 13, 2024
Although
cells
of
the
myeloid
lineages,
including
tissue
macrophages
and
conventional
dendritic
cells,
were
rapidly
recognized,
in
addition
to
CD4+
T
lymphocytes,
as
target
HIV-1,
their
specific
roles
pathophysiology
infection
initially
largely
neglected.
However,
numerous
studies
performed
over
past
decade,
both
vitro
cell
culture
systems
vivo
monkey
humanized
mouse
animal
models,
led
growing
evidence
that
play
important
direct
indirect
HIV-1
pathogenesis.
It
has
been
recently
proposed
are
likely
involved
all
stages
pathogenesis,
virus
transmission
dissemination,
but
above
all,
viral
persistence
through
establishment,
together
with
latently
infected
reservoirs
many
host
tissues,
major
obstacle
eradication
people
living
HIV.
Infected
indeed
found,
very
often
multinucleated
giant
expressing
antigens,
almost
lymphoid
non-lymphoid
tissues
HIV-1-infected
patients,
where
they
can
probably
persist
for
long
period
time.
In
addition,
also
participate,
directly
targets
or
indirectly
key
regulators
innate
immunity
inflammation,
chronic
inflammation
associated
clinical
disorders
observed
HIV,
even
patients
receiving
effective
antiretroviral
therapy.
The
main
objective
this
review
is
therefore
summarize
recent
findings,
revisit
older
data,
regarding
critical
functions
infection,
found
well
during
different
Frontiers in Immunology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: Jan. 5, 2023
Despite
noteworthy
progress
made
in
the
management
and
treatment
of
HIV/AIDS-related
disease,
including
introduction
now
almost
ubiquitous
HAART,
there
remains
much
to
understand
with
respect
HIV
infection.
Although
some
roles
that
miRNAs
play
diseases
have
become
more
obvious
late,
context
pathogenesis
not,
as
yet,
been
elucidated,
require
further
investigations.
can
either
be
beneficial
or
harmful
host,
depending
upon
genes
they
target.
Some
target
3′
UTR
viral
mRNAs
accomplish
restriction
However,
HIV-1
infection,
are
several
dysregulated
host
which
their
respective
factors
facilitate
abrogate
In
this
review,
we
discuss
various
aspects
pathogenesis.
We
describe
detail
mechanisms
thereby
directly
indirectly
regulate
Moreover,
predictive
life
cycle
also
discussed.
Contemporary
antiretroviral
therapeutic
drugs
received
attention
recently,
due
success
HIV/AIDS;
therefore,
miRNA
involvement
therapeutics
elaborated
herein.
The
potential
discussed,
propose
herein
one
specific
miRNA,
miR-34a,
warrants
exploration,
is
known
three
proteins
promote
Finally,
future
perspectives
controversy
around
expression
by
Viruses,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(9), P. 1484 - 1484
Published: Sept. 18, 2024
More
than
80
million
people
worldwide
have
been
infected
with
the
human
immunodeficiency
virus
(HIV).
There
are
now
approximately
39
individuals
living
HIV/acquired
syndrome
(AIDS).
Although
treatments
against
HIV
infection
available,
AIDS
remains
a
serious
disease.
Combination
antiretroviral
therapy
(cART),
also
known
as
highly
active
(HAART),
consists
of
treatment
combination
several
drugs
that
block
multiple
stages
in
replication
cycle.
However,
increasing
usage
cART
is
inevitably
associated
emergence
drug
resistance.
In
addition,
development
persistent
cellular
reservoirs
latent
critical
obstacle
to
viral
eradication
since
rebound
takes
place
once
anti-retroviral
(ART)
interrupted.
Thus,
efforts
being
applied
new
generations
drugs,
vaccines
and
types
cART.
this
review,
we
summarize
antiviral
therapies
used
for
HIV/AIDS,
both
individual
agents
therapies,
highlight
role
macrophages
most
recent
clinical
studies
related
PLoS Pathogens,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
21(4), P. e1013130 - e1013130
Published: April 28, 2025
HIV-1-infected
macrophages
participate
in
viral
transmission,
dissemination,
and
establishment
of
tissue
virus
reservoirs.
Despite
counteracting
proteins
(Vif,
Vpu,
Vpr
Nef),
cell-free
macrophage
infection
is
restricted
by
host
cell
factors,
including
those
induced
interferons.
Here,
we
show
that
these
type
I
interferon
do
not
influence
HIV-1
cell-to-cell
transfer
to
cell-cell
fusion
with
infected
T
cells,
still
leading
the
formation
multinucleated
giant
cells
(MGCs).
Accordingly,
depletion
SERINC5
APOBEC3G
alter
spreading
virus-producing
MGCs.
We
further
nuclei
derived
from
remains
transcriptionally
active
MGCs
may
explain
resistance
restriction
factors
antiretroviral
drugs.
Unexpectedly,
detect
DNA
myeloid
shortly
after
initial
macrophages.
Together,
findings
unravel
how
escapes
cellular
independently
auxiliary
proteins,
while
displaying
Journal of Leukocyte Biology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
114(1), P. 53 - 67
Published: March 15, 2023
Abstract
Despite
effective
antiretroviral
therapy,
HIV-1
persists
in
cells,
including
macrophages,
which
is
an
obstacle
to
cure.
However,
the
precise
role
of
macrophages
infection
remains
unclear
because
they
reside
tissues
that
are
not
easily
accessible.
Monocyte-derived
widely
used
as
a
model
peripheral
blood
monocytes
cultured
and
differentiated
into
macrophages.
another
needed
recent
studies
revealed
most
adult
originate
from
yolk
sac
fetal
liver
precursors
rather
than
monocytes,
embryonic
possess
self-renewal
(proliferating)
capacity
monocyte-derived
lack.
Here,
we
show
human
induced
pluripotent
stem
cell–derived
immortalized
macrophage-like
cells
useful
self-renewing
macrophage
model.
They
proliferate
cytokine-dependent
manner,
retain
functions,
support
replication,
exhibit
infected
macrophage–like
phenotypes,
such
enhanced
tunneling
nanotube
formation
cell
motility,
well
resistance
viral
cytopathic
effect.
several
differences
also
observed
between
can
be
explained
by
proliferation
cells.
For
instance,
proviruses
with
large
internal
deletions,
increased
over
time
individuals
receiving
enriched
more
rapidly
Interestingly,
inhibition
transcription
HIV-1–suppressing
agents
obvious
Collectively,
our
present
study
proposes
suitable
for
mimicking
interplay
tissue
newly
recognized
major
population
cannot
fully
modeled
alone.
Viruses,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(2), P. 316 - 316
Published: Jan. 23, 2023
HIV-encoded
DNA,
RNA
and
proteins
persist
in
the
brain
despite
effective
antiretroviral
therapy
(ART),
with
undetectable
plasma
cerebrospinal
fluid
viral
levels,
often
association
neurocognitive
impairments.
Although
determinants
of
HIV
persistence
have
garnered
attention,
expression
regulation
host
restriction
factors
(RFs)
for
SIV
remain
unknown.
We
investigated
transcriptomic
profile
RF
genes
by
RNA-sequencing
confirmation
qRT-PCR
cerebral
cortex
people
who
are
uninfected
(HIV[−]),
those
HIV-infected
without
pre-mortem
disease
(HIV[+]),
disorders
(HIV[+]/HAND)
encephalitis
(HIV[+]/HIVE).
observed
significant
increases
brains
HIV[+]/HIVE
load.
Machine
learning
techniques
identified
MAN1B1
as
a
key
gene
that
distinguished
HIV[+]
group
from
groups
HAND.
Analyses
SIV-associated
RFs
SIV-infected
Chinese
rhesus
macaques
different
ART
regimens
revealed
diminished
among
ART-exposed
animals,
although
interruption
resulted
an
induced
several
including
OAS3,
RNASEL,
MX2
MAN1B1.
Thus,
displays
distinct
is
associated
neurological
status
well
burden.
Moreover,
can
influence
brain’s
profile,
which
might
contribute
to
outcomes.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 28, 2024
Abstract
HIV-1
persists
in
cellular
reservoirs
despite
effective
combined
antiretroviral
therapy
(cART).
CD4
+
T
cells
are
a
well-known
reservoir,
but
there
is
evidence
suggesting
that
myeloid
cells,
including
circulating
monocytes,
also
clinically
relevant
reservoir.
However,
it
not
fully
understood
which
subsets
of
monocytes
preferentially
infected
vivo.
Here,
we
show
monocyte
fraction
expressing
stem
cell
marker
CD34
more
susceptible
to
infection
than
the
CD34-negative
major
subset.
In
cART-untreated
viremic
individuals,
increased
percentage
total
and
harbored
higher
copies
proviral
DNA
Consistent
with
this,
expressed
receptors
CCR5
at
levels
restriction
factors
MX2
SAMHD1
lower
levels.
Interestingly,
was
still
detectable
cART-treated
virologically
suppressed
individuals.
were
present
lymph
nodes,
subset,
as
observed
peripheral
blood.
Moreover,
blood
nodes
highly
CCR7
sphingosine-1-phosphate
receptor
1
(S1PR1),
critical
regulators
vivo
trafficking.
Collectively,
our
findings
raise
new
possibility
node
originate
from
circulation,
owing
their
high
susceptibility
HIV-1,
return
explains
detection
even
after
long-term
cART.
Viruses,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(10), P. 2218 - 2218
Published: Oct. 9, 2022
In
this
study,
we
evaluate
the
role
of
MIF/CD74
axis
in
functionality
CD4+
T
lymphocytes
(CD4TL)
during
HIV
infection.
MDMs
from
healthy
donors
were
infected
with
a
R5-tropic
or
Transmitted/Founder
(T/F)
strain.
At
day
11
post-MDM
infection,
allogeneic
co-cultures
uninfected
CD4TLs
plus
MIF
stimulus
performed.
Cytokine
production
was
evaluated
by
ELISA.
plasma
levels
people
(PWH)
The
phenotype
and
infection
rate
PWH
analyzed
after
stimulus.
Intracellular
cytokines
transcription
factors
flow
cytometry.
Data
parametric
non-parametric
methods.
stimulation
HIV-infected
induced
an
increased
expression
IL-6,
IL-1β
IL-8.
CD4TL/MDM
co-cultures,
treatment
IL-17A/RORγt-expressing
CD4TLs.
Higher
concentrations
IL-17A
supernatants
also
observed.
These
results
recapitulated
using
transmitted/founder
HIV-1
strains.
appeared
to
affect
memory
more
than
naïve
blocking
showed
negative
impact
on
IL17A+CD4TL
proportions.
PWH-derived
correlated
higher
IL-17A+CD4TL
percentages.
Finally,
PBMCs
led
increase
Th17-like
population.
may
contribute
viral
pathogenesis
generating
microenvironment
enriched
activating
mediators
CD4TLs,
which
are
known
be
highly
susceptible
relevant
persistence.
observations
establish
basis
for
considering
as
possible
therapeutic
target.
Viruses,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(8), P. 1176 - 1176
Published: July 23, 2024
The
different
susceptibility
to
HIV-1
infection
in
U937
cells-permissive
(Plus)
or
nonpermissive
(Minus)-is
linked
the
expression
Minus
cells
of
interferon
(IFN)-γ
inducible
antiviral
factors
such
as
tripartite
motif-containing
protein
22
(TRIM22)
and
class
II
transactivator
(CIITA).
CIITA
interacts
with
Cyclin
T1,
a
key
component
Positive-Transcription
Elongation
Factor
b
(P-TEFb)
complex
needed
for
efficient
transcription
upon
interaction
viral
Tat.
TRIM22
CIITA,
recruiting
it
into
nuclear
bodies
together
T1.
A
50
kDa
T1
was
found
only
cells,
alongside
canonical
80
protein.
this
truncated
form
remained
unaffected
by
proteasome
inhibitors
but
reduced
IFNγ
treatment.
Unlike
full-length
protein,
also
present
cytoplasm,
subcellular
localization
correlated
its
capacity
inhibit
Tat-mediated
transcription.
likely
contributes
their
non-permissive
phenotype
acting
dominant
negative
factor,
disrupting
P-TEFb
formation
function.
Its
reduction
treatment
suggests
regulatory
loop
which
inhibitory
role
on
replication
is
then
exerted
IFNγ-induced
binds
displacing
from
complex.