Final Program [International Conference on AIDS (14th: 2002: Barcelona, Spain)]

Poster Exhibitions

Wednesday July io

Postr Ehibiion Wedesdy Juy i

WePeA5761 Expression of HHV-8 latency genes modulates the
interactions between PEL cells and mesothelial
cells
P Rimessi, M Fabris, A Bonaccorsi, A Caputo,
A Gloghini, A Carbone, B Ensoli, P Monini (Italy)
WePeA5762 Prevalence of human papillomavirus (HPV) types
in cervical samples of HIV infected Italian women
M L Tornesello, I Salatiello, M L Duraturo,
M Sansone, R Piccolo, L Buonaguro, FM
Buonaguro (Italy)
WePeA5763 Association of high HIV-1 RNA levels and
homozygosity at HLA class II DRB in adults
coinfected with Mycobacterium Tuberculosis in
Harare, Zimbabwe
L S Zienah', WE Hartogensis2, DA Katzenstein2
0 Tobaiwa', ] Mutswangwa', P R Mason',
L G Louie2 (Zimbabwe; 2United States)
WePeA5764 Genetic influence of STRL33 chemokine receptor
alleles on PCP mediated AIDS progression among
African American injection drug users
P Duggal, P An, T H Beaty, S A Strathdee,
H Farzadegan, R B Markham, S ] O'Brien,
D Vlahov, CA Winkler (United States)
WePeA5765 HLA class I effects on transmission of HIV-1C in
heterosexual Zambian couples: Risk of
concordant H LA-B alleles
M T Dorak J Tang, A 0 Westfall, IS Zulu,
E Lobashevsky, CL Leakeas, M M Schaen,
N G Kancheya, S A Allen, R A Kaslow
(United States)
WePeA5766 Analysis of the frequencies and influence of HLA
and non-HLA genetic polymorphisms in HIV-2
infected subjects in a West African village
A Jaye', ] Todd2, H Njie', S Marshall2, N Berry2,
K Ariyoshi, M Schim van der Loeff, P Aaby',
H C Whittle' (Gambia; 2United Kingdom)
WePeA5767 HIV-1-specific CD8+ T cell responses contribute to
the differential HIV disease progression in HIV-1 -infected individuals with variable HLA-B35
genotype
X in X ]Gao, M Ramanathan, G R Deschenes,
G Nelson, S ]O'Brien, D D Ho, TR O'Brien,
M Carrington (United States)
WePeA5768 Association of the NRAMPi gene with modified
risk to human immunodeficiency virus
susceptibility in South Africa
D Pretorius, M Zeier, E Vorster, A Kruger, C Venter,
M ] Kotze (South Africa)
WePeA5769 Tumor Necrosis Factor alpha (TNF), A genetic
mechanism for HIV disease progression?
A ] Handley, C Bennett, P U Cameron (Australia)
WePeA577o Role of CCR5-32, CCR2-641 and SDF1-3'A alleles in
a population of HIV-1 patients with known date of
seroconversion
S Corvasce', R Mazzucchelli', A Cozzi-Lepri2,
G Rezza', C Fiorini, MA Ursitti', G Ippolito',
M MoronP, C Balotta' ('Italy; 2United Kingdom)
WePeA5771 Susceptibility to HIV transmission and AIDS
progression: role of toll-like receptor 4
S R Kleeberger, A E]edlicka, E C Seaberg,
D A Schwartz (United States)
WePeA5772 Long-term survivors in Nairobi: complete HIV-i
RNA sequences and immunogenetic profiles
G Fang', C Kuiken', B Weiser', S Rowland-jones2,
F Plummer, C H Chen', R Kaul2, A 0 Anzala4,
S Bwayo I Oyugi, B Gaschen', D Lang
S Philpott', S Beddows2, Q Sattenau2, C Ramirez

Kitchen', E Paxinos', H Burger' (United States;
2United Kingdom; 3Canada; 4Kenya)

WePeA5773 HIV-1 long term non-progression is associated
with low viral replication
] F Morlese N A Qazi, G Hardy, R Abbas,
B G Gazzard, N Imami (United Kingdom)
WePeA5774 Characterization of a defect in the vif gene of an
unusually slow growing strain of HIV-1
MA Farrow, L Sullivan, T C Greenough,
M Somasundaran (United States)
WePeA5775 The "Milano" cohort of long-term nonprogressors
(LTNP): a 7-year follow-up study
S Ghezzi, G Morsica, E Vicenzi, F Pacciarini,
E Santagostino, A Gringeri, G Carminati, M Cusini,
A Lazzarin, G Poli (Italy)
WePeA5776 HIV-1 neutralizing antibodies of long term
nonprogressors inhibit HIV-1 replication through
recognition of a region whithin the first cysteine
loop of CCR5
L Loalco, C Barassi, S Ghezzi, C Pastore, G Poli,
A Lazzarin (Italy)
WePeA5777 Evaluation of oxidative stress markers and CD4,
CD38, CD95 positive T lymphocytes subsets in
HIV/AIDS patients
L Gil del Valle, G Martfnez, I Gonzalez, A Tarinas,
R Molina, A Alvarez, F Ramos, C Luzardo,
R Tapanes, JPerez, A Nunez (Cuba)
WePeA5778 Immunohistochemical expression of cyclin Ti in a
case of AIDS related cachessia
V Esposito, M Gargiulo, L Loiacono,
V Montesarchio, R Parrella, V Sangiovanni,
A Chirianni (Italy)
WePeA5779 Suppression of CCR5- but not CXCR4-tropic HIV-1
in lymphoid tissue by human herpesvirus 6
SC Grivel', Y Ito', G Fag62, W S Fitzgerald',
FSantoro2, M S Malnati2, P Lusso2, L B Margolis'
(United States; 2Italy)
WePeA578o Analysis of anti-malaria immune response among
HIV-1 infected adults in Kinshasa, Democratic
Republic of Congo
M M Kashamuka', N E Nzila', B Milangu',
I L Atibu', K L Mussey2, N M Lubaki2, T C Quinn2
R C Bollinger, N Kumar2 (Congo, the Democratic
Republic of fhe; 2United States)
WePeA5781 Mycobacterium tuberculosis inhibits viral
replication in HIV-1 acutely infected macrophages
D Goletti, S Carrara, D Vincenti, G Ippolito,
E Giacomini, L Fattorini, A R Garbuglia,
M R Capobianchi, M Federico, E Coccia (Italy)
WePeA5782 Association of HIV-1 disease progression and
HHV-6, but not HHV-7 and CMV infections
U Kositanont C Wasi, N Wanprapar,
P Bowonkiratikachorn, K Chokephaibulkit,
S Chearskul, K Chimabutra, R Sutthent,
K Yamanishi (Thailand)
WePeA5783 Optimal control of human immune system and
HIV interaction dynamics
D A Pritrkin, V V Velichenko (Russian Federation)
WePeA5784 A statistical model of HIV prevalence in Botswana
MV Muddapur (Botswana)
WePeA5785 Using the Bayesian approach to assess whether
the ANRS 059 trial (early cotrimoxazole
prophylaxis in Abidjan) could have been stopped
earlier
A Kpozihouen', A Alioum, X Anglaret, P Van De
Perre2, G Chine', T N'Dri-Yoman3, R Salamon'
(France; 2Burkina Faso; 3Cote d'lvoire)
WePeA5786 Risk factors associated with cases of pulmonary
tuberculosis coinfected by HIV with a smear

positive for Mycobacterium tuberculosis
P Godoy, A Domfnguez, ] Alvarez, N Camps,
J M Jansh, ] Alcaide, S Minguell (Spain)

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