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

Poster Exhibitions

Tuesday July 9

I - I -

TuPeA4396 Dual HIV-1-2 infection in Zimbabwe: Clinical,
immunological and virological indicators
GA Stanczuk A Mashu, S Madzime, M Munjoma,
EN Sibanda (Zimbabwe)
TuPeA4397 Aetiology of community acquired pneumonia in a
mixed cohort of HIV infected and non HIV
infected adult patients: the King Edward VIII
Hospital study, Durban South Africa
KNyamande, M John, U G Lalloo (South Africa)
TuPeA4398 Intestine Parasitosis in children with
compromised immunity
A Azserzon, R Simioli, G Saidman, R Hirsch
(Argentina)
TuPeA4399 Neutralization sensitivity and replication of SIV
are modulated by truncation of gp41
AN Vzorov RW Compans (United States)
TuPeA44oo A mouse model to study mother-offspring viral
transmission
I Chakraborty, H Okonta, J Duggan
(United States)
TuPeA44o1 Co-infection rate of HIV and Hepatitis C Virus
(HCV) among blood Donors in Rajasthan, India
NM Mehta', A Purohit', A Haag2, A Mathur',
K C Joshi', R Joshi', R Behra'
(India; 2United States)
TuPeA44o2 Avascular necrosis in HIV-infected patients at an
inner city ambulatory HIV clinic
R Reddy, M N Daftary, R A Delapenha, W Frederick
(United States)
TuPeA44o3 Disseminated mycobacterium avim complex and
associated laboratory abnormalities in the
prognosis of African Americans with AIDS
R Reddy, Mangru, M Hubley, V Mody, M Daftary
(United States)
TuPeA44o4 Immune protection induced by the infectious
clone of live attenuated EIAV vaccine strain
against lethal challenge of wild type EIAV
B ia X He, X J Fan, FXue, Z Y Liu, QB Zhao,
RX Shen, Y M Shao (China)
TuPeA44o5 New primate lentivirus from agile monkey
(Cercocebus agilis) suggests a host-dependent
evolution within mangabeys in Central Africa
E Nerrienet', CApetrei2, Y Foupouapouognigni,
B Ling2, A Luckay2, L Chakrabarti2, A Ayouba',
P A Marx2 (Cameroon; 2United States)
TuPeA44o6 HTLV-II seroprevalence in former injecting drug
users in Italy
E Tanzi, G Zehender, A Amendola, C Colasante,
D Colzani, A Boschini, C Galli (Italy)
TuPeA44o7 Molecular characterization of new SIVs from
different species of colobus monkeys in West
Africa
V Courgnaud', P Formenty2, CAkoua-Koffi2,
R Noe', C Boesch3, E Delaporte', M Peeters'
('France; 2Cote d'lvoire; 3Germany)
TuPeA44o8 Molecular characterization of a novel simian
immunodeficiency virus with a vpu gene from
greater spot-nosed monkeys (Cercopithecus
nictitans) from Cameroon
V Cour naud, M Salem, X Pourrut', E MpoudiNgole3, B Abela3, P Auze3, F Bibollet-Ruche4,
B Hahn4, A Vandamme2, E Delaporte', M Peeters'
('France; 2Belgium; 3Cameroon; 4United States)
TuPeA44o9 Cloning and analysis of full-length genomes of
HIV-i strains of subtype A and CRFo3-AB
prevalent among intravenous drug users in
countries of the former Soviet Union

A E Masharsky ', V F Eremin2, A P Kozlov'
(Russian Federation; 2Bel/arus)

TuPeA441o The magnitude of HIV biological variability as
revealed by co-receptor use
I Karlsson L Antonsson, A Karlsson, J Albert,
T Leitner, C Owman, EM Fenyo (Sweden)
TuPeA4411 Is HIV-1 superinfection needed to explain high
levels of recombinant infection?
K L Gross, T C Porco, R M Grant (United States)
TuPeA4412 Sequence diversity of CRFolAE envelope,
derived from genital secretions and peripheral
blood of mother-infant transmission pairs
S Tovanabutra', M deSouza, N Sittisombut',
V Ketsararat', V Gulgolgarn', D L Birx2
FE McCutchan2, M R Robb2, C Khamboonruang'
(Thailand; 2United States)
TuPeA4413 Determination of the HIV-1 intersubtype
recombination hot-spots: Evidence for significant
correlation between the intersubtype
recombination frequency and sequence similarity
G Maqiorkinis', D Paraskevis', A M Vandamme 2
E Magiorkinis', A Hatzakis' ('Greece; 2Belgium)
TuPeA4414 Two distinct CRFol_AE variants circulated in
Thailand
P Wirachsilp', N Horthongkham',
P Pratheepawanich', S Kaoriangudom',
P Chaisilwatana', K Chokpaibulkit', M Honda2,
P Warachit', R Sutthent' (Thailand; 2Japan)
TuPeA4415 Characterisation of near full-length sequences of
three South African HIV-1 subtype C isolates
GM Hunt, M Papathanasopolous, G Gray,
C T Tiemessen (South Africa)
TuPeA4416 Evaluation of genetic diversity among HIV-1 group
O isolates
CA Brennan', I Yamaguchi', P Bodelle',
C Ngansop2, L Kaptu&2, L Zekeng2, L G Grtler3,
S G Devare' (United States; 2Cameroon;
3Germany)
TuPeA4417 Molecular characterization of a primate
lentiviruse from a cercopithecus wolfi
B Ekwalanqa', R Kazadi', M C Dazza2, M Nende',
K B Shamamba', S Saragosti2 Congo, the
Democratic Republic of fhe; 2France)
TuPeA4418 Non-invasive detection and new lineages of
simian immunodeficiency viruses from sooty
mangabeys
B Ling, M Santiago, B Gormus, H McClure,
B H Hahn, PA Marx (United States)
TuPeA442o Natural polymorphisms in the protease gene
occurring in HIV-1 group M subtype G infected
naive patients
V Duque, A Carvalho V Mota, I Ramos,
E Rabaddo, Oliveira, I Saraiva-da-Cunha,
A Meligo-Silvestre (Portugal)
TuPeA4421 Human immunodeficiency viruses type 1
subtypes circulating in Portugal
V Duque', A Holguin2, A Meligo-Silvestre,
V Soriano2 ('Portugal; 2Spain)
TuPeA4422 In-utero transmission of quasispecies among HIVisubtypes
M H Chung', B Renjifo', P Gilbert', G Msamanga2,
D Mwakagile2, W Fawzi', M Essex'
(United States; 2Tanzania)
TuPeA4423 Three cases of HIV-1 subtype E primary infection
and one case of atypical HIV-1 subtype B
infection: Results obtained with fourth
generation HIV screening assays
B Weber, R Thorstensson2, U Schmitt3,
W Melchior3, S Tanprasert, T Meier

(Luxembourg; 'Sweden; 3Germany; 4Thailand)

Tuesday

XIV International AIDS Conference BARCELONA - JULY 7-12

93