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Session 93 CROI 2013
477
HIV-1 Infection in Africans
Travis Porter* 1 , W Song1 , M Price2 , E Cormier2 , P Amornkul2 ,
S Lakhi2 , A Kamali2 , R Kaslow1 , J Gilmour2 , J Tang1 c Monday, 2:30-4 pm; Hall B2
Session 95–Poster Abstracts
, and IAVI African
(see Session 27 on Tuesday for corresponding Themed Discussion)
HIV Res Network
Mining Sequence Data to Understand
1 2 Univ of Alabama at Birmingham, US and Intl AIDS Vaccine Initiative,
New York, NY, US
Transmission and Disease
478 The Additive Effect of Specific Activating KIR Interactions
with Putative HLA Ligands Protects from HIV Infection and
Disease Progression
Daniela Garrido-Rodriguez*, S Avila-Rios, H Valenzuela-Ponce,
T Garcia-Tellez, V Quiroz-Morales, C Garcia-Morales, M Soto-Nava,
J Vazquez-Perez, R Hernandez-Juan, and G Reyes-Teran
Natl Inst of Respiratory Diseases, Mexico City, Mexico
483
Strains Isolated in Mustached Monkeys (C. cephus
Florian Liegeois* 1,2 , V Boue 1,2 , C Butel 1 , P Ngari 2 , F Mouacha 1 ,
B Mve Ondo 2 , L Eric 2 , M Peeters 1 , and F Rouet 2
1 UMI 233, Inst de Recherche pour le Devt and Univ of Montpellier,
France and 2 Ctr Intl de Recherches Med de Franceville, Gabon
484 Gorillas in Southwest Cameroon Are the Reservoir of HIV-1
Group P Ancestors
Mirela D’arc* 1,2 , A Ayouba 1 , A Esteban 1 , L Etienne 1 , S Locatelli 1 ,
A Aghokeng 1,3 , E Delaporte 1 , EM Ngole 3 , and M Peeters 1
1 UMI 233, IRD and Univ of Montpellier 1, France;; 2 Univ Federal do Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil;; and 3 Projet PRESICA and IMPM/CREMER, Yaounde,
Cameroon
487 Co-infection of Wild African Primates with SIV and Simian
Tony Goldberg* 1,2,3 , M Lauck 2 , W Switzer 4 , D Hyeroba 3 , A Tumukunde 3 ,
J Kuhn 5 , C Chapman 6 , N Ting 7 , T Friedrich 1,2 , and D O’Connor 1,2
1 Univ of Wisconsin-Madison, US;; 2 Wisconsin Natl Primate Res Ctr,
Madison, US;; 3 Kibale EcoHlth Project, Makerere Univ Bio Field Station,
Kanyawara, Uganda;; 4 CDC, Atlanta, GA, US;; 5 IRF-Frederick, NIH, Fort
Detrick, MD, US;; 6 Sch of Environment, McGill Univ, Montreal, Canada;;
and 7 Univ of Oregon, Eugene, US
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488
Joel Wertheim* 1 , A Leigh Brown 2 , L Hepler 1 , S Mehta 1 ,
D Richman 1,3 , D Smith 1,3 , and S Kosakovsky Pond 1
1 Univ of California, San Diego, US;; 2 Univ of Edinburgh, UK;;
and 3 VA San Diego Hlthcare System, CA, US
479
+ Thais
Masahiko Mori* 1,2,3,4 , N Wichukchinda5 , R Miyahara1 , A Rojanawiwat1 ,
P Pathipvanich6 , T Maekawa1 , P Goulder2 , M Yasunami1 , K Ariyoshi1,4 ,
and P Sawanpanyalert5 1 2 3 Nagasaki Univ, Japan;; Univ of Oxford, UK;; Japan Fndn for AIDS
Prevention, Tokyo;; 4Nagasaki Univ Global COE Prgm, Japan;; 5Ministry of Publ Hlth, Nonthaburi, Thailand;; and 6 480
Lampang Hosp, Thailand
A Targeted Transcriptomic Approach Reveals HIV-1
Ivan Tasovski*, J Purushe, and M Chin
Temple Univ Sch of Med, Philadelphia, PA, US
481 Exome Sequencing to Assess the Role for Rare Coding
Mutations in the Host Genome in HIV-1 Control
Paul McLaren* 1,2 , P Shea3 , I Bartha1,2 , D Goldstein3 , and J Fellay1,2 1 2 Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland;; Univ Hosp
Lausanne, Switzerland;; and 3Duke Univ Sch of Med, Durham, NC, US
c Tuesday, 2:30-4 pm; Hall B2
Session 94–Poster Abstracts
(see Session 11 on Monday for corresponding Themed Discussion)
Simian Viral Reservoirs
482 Discovery of Novel and Highly Divergent SIV in Three Wild
William Switzer* 1 , M Lauck2 , A Shankar1 , D Hyeroba3,4 , A Tumukunde4 ,
C Chapman4,5,6 , N Ting7 , T Friedrich2,8 , D O’Connor2,8 , and T Goldberg2,4,6,8 1 2 3 CDC, Atlanta, GA, US;; Univ of Wisconsin-Madison, US;; Jane Goodall
Inst, Entebbe, Uganda;; 4Kibale EcoHlth Project, Makerere Univ Bio
Field Station, Kanyawara, Uganda;; 5McGill Univ, Montreal, Canada;;
6 7 Makerere Univ, Kampala, Uganda;; Univ of Oregon, Eugene, US;;
and 8 489
Mary Grabowski*
Wisconsin Natl Primate Res Ctr, Madison, US
1 , J Lessler1 , A Redd2 , O Laeyendecker2,3 ,
J Kagaayi4 , T Lutalo4 , M Wawer1,4 , D Serwadda4,5 , T Quinn2,3 , R Gray1,4 ,
and Rakai Hlth Sci Prgm
1Johns Hopkins Univ Bloomberg Sch of Publ Hlth, Baltimore, MD, US;;
2 3 Lab of Immunoregulation, NIAID, NIH, Bethesda, MD, US;; Johns
Hopkins Univ Sch of Med, Baltimore, MD, US;; 4Rakai Hlth Sci Prgm,
Entebbe, Uganda;; and 5Makerere Univ Sch of Med, Kampala, Uganda
490 Dynamics of Non-B HIV Transmission in the UK
Manon Ragonnet-Cronin* 1 , S Lycett1 , E Hodcroft1 , S Hue2 ,
E Fearnhill3 , D Dunn3 , V Delpech4 , A Leigh Brown1 , and UK Collaborative
Group on HIV Drug Resistance
1 2 3 Univ of Edinburgh, UK;; Univ Coll London, UK;; MRC Clin Trials Unit,
London, UK;; and 4Hlth Protection Agency, London, UK
491 Defining HLA Genotypes from Bulk HIV Sequences
A Kreimer1 , M Shaefer2 , N Pfeifer1 , V Tan1 , P Goulder3 , M John4 , Z Brumme5 ,
E Hunter2 , D Heckerman1 , Jonathan Carlson* 1 , and Intl and Southern
Africa HIV Assn Collaboratives
1 2 Microsoft Res, Los Angeles, CA, US;; Emory Univ, Atlanta, GA, US;;
3 4 5 Univ of Oxford, UK;; Murdoch Univ, Australia;; and Simon Fraser Univ,
Burnaby, Canada
492 Whole Genome Sequencing of HIV + African Americans with
Rapid Disease progression or Long-term Non-progression
Amy Weintrob* 1,2 , K Pelak3 , R Thomas2 , P Ehrenberg2 , P Shea3 ,
J Okulicz1 , A Ganesan1 , B Agan1 , N Michael2 , and D Goldstein3 1Uniformed Svcs Univ Infectious Disease Clin Res Prgm, Bethesda, MD,
US;; 2Military HIV Res Prgm, Bethesda, MD, US;; and 3Duke Univ Ctr for
Human Genome Variation, Durham, NC, US
493 Exome Sequencing of Elite and Rapid HIV Progressors:
Results from the Exploratory Pilot of the UK HIV Genomics
Consortium
Deepti Gurdasani* 1,2 , C Scott1 , E Young1,2 , K Porter3 , P Kellam1,4 ,
M Sandhu1,2 , and UK HIV Genomics Consortium
1 2 Wellcome Trust Sanger Inst, Cambridge, UK;; Univ of Cambridge, UK;;
3 4 MRC Clin Trials Unit, London, UK;; and Univ Coll London, UK
c Monday, 2:30-4 pm; Hall B2
Session 96–Poster Abstracts
Transmission Clusters
494
Alessia Lai* 1 , M Franzetti 1 , M Prosperi 2 , G Sterrantino 3 , F Saladini 4 ,
B Bruzzone 5 , M Zazzi 4 , M Ciccozzi 6 , C Balotta 1 , and A Deluca 7
1 L Sacco Hosp, Univ of Milan, Italy;; 2 Univ of Florida, Coll of Med,
Emerging Pathogens Inst, US;; 3 Infectious Diseases of Careggi, Florence,
Italy;; 4 Univ of Siena, Italy;; 5 Lab of Hygiene, San Martino Hosp, Italy;;
6 Italian Inst of Hlth, Rome;; and 7 Siena Univ Hosp, Italy
485
cpzPtt Infection in Wild-living
Vanina Boue* 1,2 , F Liegeois1,2 , AP Okouga2 , S Locatelli1 , C Butel1 ,
P Ngari2 , E Delaporte1 , M Peeters1 , and F Rouet2 1UMI 233, Inst de Recherche pour le Devt and Univ of Montpellier,
France and 2Ctr Intl de Recherches Med de Franceville, Gabon
486
and Uakari Monkeys from Brazil
Claudia Muniz* 1 , A Santos1 , H Jia2 , L Troncoso1 , L Faria1 ,
A Augusto3 , L Fedullo3 , A Pissinatti4 , M Soares1,5 , and W Switzer2 1 2 3 Univ Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil;; CDC, Atlanta, GA, US;; Fndn
Rio-Zoo, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil;; 4Ctr de Primatologia do Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil;; and 5 495 HIV Transmission Patterns among Immigrant Latinos
Data
Ann Dennis*
Prgm de Oncovirologia, Inst Nacional de Cancer, Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil
1 , S Hue2 , S Napravnik1 , D Pasquale1 , L Hightow-Weidman1 ,
J Sebastian3 , D Pillay2 , and J Eron1 1 2 Univ of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, US;; Univ Coll London, UK;;
and 3Lab Corp of America, Research Triangle Park, NC, US
496 Improving the Sensitivity of Molecular Epidemiology Using
Ultra-deep Sequencing
Lance Hepler* 1 , G Wagner1 , S Little1 , D Richman1,2 , J Wertheim1 ,
S Mehta1 , D Smith1,2 , and S Kosakovsky Pond1 1 2 Univ of California, San Diego, La Jolla, US and VA San Diego Hlthcare
System, CA, US
497 Chronic Infections Drive HIV Transmission Networks among
High-risk Populations
Philip Chan* 1 , A Huang1 , M Salemi2 , M Prosperi2 , M Reitsma1 ,
and R Kantor1 1 2 Brown Univ, Providence, RI, US and Univ of Florida, Gainesville, US