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Left out but not forgotten: Should closer attention be paid to coinfection with herpes simplex virus type 1 and HIV?

机译:被遗忘但未被遗忘:是否应该更密切关注1型单纯疱疹病毒和HIV的合并感染?

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Herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) and type 2 (HSV-2) are among the most common coinfections seen in individuals infected with HIV-1. Most research on HSV-HIV coinfection has focused on HSV-2, and in particular, on its impact on HIV transmission. HSV-2 is associated with micro- and macroulcerations in genital mucosal surfaces, increased numbers of HIV target cells in genital mucosal tissue and increases in plasma HIV viral load of up to 0.5 log10 copies/mL, such that HSV-2 infection increases the risk of both HIV acquisition and transmission. Because plasma HIV RNA levels are a major determinant of rates of CD4 cell decline, HSV-2 coinfection may also adversely affect the progression of HIV disease. Anti-HSV medications have in fact been associated with reciprocal decreases in HIV viral load in short-term studies. These findings have led to the development of several clinical trials of HSV-2 suppression as strategies for preventing HIV transmission and slowing the rate of HIV disease progression. HSV-1 coinfection has largely been ignored from this growing body of research, yet there are several reasons that this coinfection remains an important issue for study. First, the seroprevalence of HSV-1 is consistently higher than that of HSV-2 among both HIV-infected and HIV-uninfected populations, underscoring the relevance of HSV-1 coinfection to the majority of HIV-infected persons. Second, pre-existing HSV-1 antibodies in individuals may modulate the course of subsequently acquired HSV-2 infection; the implications of such changes on HSV-HIV coinfection remain unexplored. Third, HSV-1 and HSV-2 are closely related viruses that share 83% genetic homology. Their virological and pathobiological similarities suggest that their implications on HIV pathogenesis may be similar as well. Finally, HSV-1 is becoming increasingly relevant because the incidence of genital HSV-1 has risen. Although genital herpes is traditionally associated with HSV-2, recent studies have shown that the majority of serologically confirmed primary genital herpes in some settings is attributable to HSV-1. Because the genital tract is an important site of biological interaction between HSV and HIV, this epidemiological change may be clinically important.
机译:单纯疱疹病毒1型(HSV-1)和2型(HSV-2)是感染HIV-1的个体中最常见的合并感染。关于HSV-HIV合并感染的大多数研究都集中在HSV-2,特别是其对HIV传播的影响上。 HSV-2与生殖器粘膜表面的微溃疡和大溃疡,生殖器粘膜组织中HIV靶细胞的数量增加以及血浆HIV病毒载量增加高达0.5 log10拷贝/ mL有关,因此HSV-2感染增加了风险艾滋病毒的获取和传播。因为血浆HIV RNA水平是CD4细胞下降率的主要决定因素,所以HSV-2合并感染也可能对HIV疾病的发展产生不利影响。实际上,在短期研究中,抗HSV药物与HIV病毒载量的倒数下降有关。这些发现促成了多项HSV-2抑制临床试验的发展,作为防止HIV传播和减慢HIV疾病发展速度的策略。 HSV-1合并感染在不断发展的研究中已被很大程度上忽略,但是有多种原因使该合并感染仍然是研究的重要问题。首先,在感染了艾滋病毒的人群和未感染艾滋病毒的人群中,HSV-1的血清阳性率始终高于HSV-2的血清阳性率,强调了HSV-1合并感染与大多数HIV感染者的相关性。其次,个体中预先存在的HSV-1抗体可能会调节随后获得的HSV-2感染的过程。此类变化对HSV-HIV合并感染的影响尚待探索。第三,HSV-1和HSV-2是紧密相关的病毒,具有83%的遗传同源性。它们的病毒学和病理生物学相似性表明,它们对HIV发病机理的影响也可能相似。最后,由于生殖器HSV-1的发病率上升,HSV-1变得越来越重要。尽管生殖器疱疹传统上与HSV-2相关,但最近的研究表明,在某些情况下,经血清学确认的原发性生殖器疱疹多数归因于HSV-1。由于生殖道是HSV与HIV之间生物相互作用的重要部位,因此这种流行病学变化可能在临床上很重要。

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