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Table 2 Treatment status and baseline natural integrase polymorphisms of the HIV-1 recombinant viruses used for the in vitro selections with integrase inhibitors

From: Selective resistance profiles emerging in patient-derived clinical isolates with cabotegravir, bictegravir, dolutegravir, and elvitegravir

Sample ID

GenBank accession number

Treatment status

Integrase baseline polymorphisms

E78001

MH513660

ART-naïve

D10E, V31I, L68LV, V72I, I73IV, T112IT, I113V, G123S, R127K, I162IV, V201I, N232D, R284GR

E78003

MHS13661

ART-naive

D10E, E11D, S24N, V31IV, V32I, L45IL, V72I, L101I, T112A, S119PRST, T122IT, G123S, A124AT, R127K, K136KN, V201IV, N232D

E78004

MHS13662

ART-naïve

D10AE, E11D, V37I, K111A, T112A, S119P, G123S, A124T, T125A, R127K, V201IV, T206S, I208IL, N232D

E78005

MHS13663

ART-naive

D10E, V72I, L101I, G123S, A124T, R127K, I203M, T206ST, N232D

E78060

MHS13664

ART-naive

L45V, V72I, L74I, L101I, S119G, G123S, A124T, R127K, A128AT, N232D

E78110

MHS13665

ART-naive

D10E, E11D, V31I, A91AT, L101I, S119T, G123S, A124T, R127K, K156N, E157Q, F181L, V201I, K211R, N232D, A265AV, I268IL

E102430† (subtype D)

MHS13666

INSTI (DTG)-experienced

D10E, S17N, K34KR, L45I, V72I, L101I, T112V, G123S, T125A, R127K, G134DG, I141IV, E157Q, K160E, D167E, G193E, V201I, I220V, N232D, L234I, D270DN, D288N

E102952† (subtype D)

MHS13667

INSTI (DTG)-experienced

D10E, S17N, K34KR, L45I, V72I, L101I, T112IV, G123S, T125A, R127K, E157Q, K160E, D167E, G193E, V201I, I220V, N232D, L234I, D288N

E103211*

MHS13668

INSTI-naive

D10E, S17N, V31I, V72I, L101I, K111R, T112A, S119RS, T122IT, G123CS, A124N, R127K, E157Q, K160Q, V201I, K215N, N232D, D256E, S283GS

E103212*

MHS13669

INSTI-naive

D10E, S17N, V31I, V72I, L101I, K111R, T112A, S119RS, T122IT, G123CS, A124NT, T125AT, R127K, E157Q, K160Q, V201I, K215N, N232D, D256E

  1. Italic refers to the presence of the E157Q substitution at baseline
  2. †E102430 and E102952 contain integrase from the same patient
  3. * E103211 and E103212 contain integrase from the same patient. Blood samples were drawn a few months apart for each of the patients