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Table 2 Pretreatment drug resistance mutations detected and their resistance pattern to common drugs

From: Increased HIV-1 pretreatment drug resistance with consistent clade homogeneity among ART-naive HIV-1 infected individuals in Ethiopia

Sample ID Age/Sex Viral load (copies/ml) Mutations type
NNRTIs Resistant to NRTIs Resistant to PIs Resistant to
MT416676 32/F 134,263 None   None   G73S* ATV/ra
MT416698 37/F 124,246 K103N EFVc, NVPc None   None  
MT416672 45/M 19,652 Y188L, H221Y, L234I* ETRa, DORc, EFVc, NVPc, RPVc Y115F, M184V ABCc, FTCc, 3TCc None  
MT416680 40/M 443,919 K101E ETRa, EFVa,NVPb, RPVb, DORa None   None  
MT416667 25/F 66,791 V106A, E138A ETRa, DORc, EFVb, NVPc, RPVa None   None  
MT416710 27/F 14,498 E138A ETRa, RPVa None   None  
  1. F Female, M Male, ATV/r Atazanavir/ritonavir, ABC Abacavir, FTC Emtricitabine, 3TC Lamivudine, DOR Doravirine, EFV Efavirenz, ETR Etravirine, NVP Nevirapine, RPV Rilpivirine, NRTI nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor; NNRTI non-NRTI, PI protease inhibitor
  2. aLow-level resistance, bIntermediate-level drug resistance, cHigh-level drug resistance
  3. Mutations in bold, are PDRMs by both IAS-USA and the CPR tool; Mutation in Italics are reported by IAS-USA only. While indicated by * only detected by the CPR tool
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