Book Chapter
Futuristic methods for determining HIV co-receptor use
JK Flynn, A Laumaea, M Gartner, PR Gorry
Global Virology III Virology in the 21st Century | SPRINGER INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING AG | Published : 2019
Abstract
HIV infection of two key immune cells, CD4+ T cells and macrophages, plays a major role in the establishment of HIV infection and the seeding of the latent reservoir. There is a critical gap in our understanding of the determinants of viral tropism for these cell types and the molecular Env-receptor interactions involved. The development of novel futuristic methods including machine learning and neural network approaches, will allow the generation of sophisticated genotypic predication algorithms which will greatly enhance accurate HIV coreceptor usage identification within the clinic. Furthermore, advancements in surface plasmon resonance, biolayer interferometry and glycol-FRET technologie..
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Funding Acknowledgements
MG was supported by an RMIT PhD Scholarship. The authors thank Dr Andrew Guy, School of Science, RMIT University for his helpful input and discussions on the machine learning section of this chapter.