Co-factors
that enhance progression/HIV replication |
Co-factors
that inhibit progression/HIV replication |
|
---|---|---|
Co-Infections HHV-1/Herpes Simplex Virus-1 |
GBV-C/Hepatitis G Virus | |
Bad Nutritional Factors - Low Zinc, low alpha lipoate,low antioxidants | Good Nutritional Factors - Zinc, alpha lipoate,antioxidants | |
Muscle Waisting, Obesity | Muscle Building Exercise | |
Rapidly progressing or Drug resistant Viral genotypes | Slowly or nonprogressing Viral genotypes | |
High NGF levels | Low NGF levels | |
Use of amphetamines | 3 or more Anti-viral drug therapy | |
Psycho-Social Factors (stress, finances, lack of support, non-compliance with medication regimen) | Psycho-Social Factors (low stress, good finances, good support, compliance with medication regimen) | |
Host Genotypes CCR5 variants,CXCR4 variants, homozygosity of HLA class I alleles, HLA -A 24,HLA-B 18,39,35Px, w6 variants, APOBEC3G low activity or Vif-high binding variants and CUL5-elongins B, C, + Rbx1 functional complexes, human topoisomerase high activity variants, hp32 splicing factor variants, human RNA Helicase A variants. TRIM5-alpha low activity variants |
Host Genotypes CCR5 delta32, CCR5 promotor variants, CCR2-v64I, CXCR4 variants,HLA -A 1101 , HLA-B 27, 44, 55, 57-01/03, w4, HLA-DR5, rare HLA supertypes, APOBEC3G high activity or Vif-low binding variants and/or CUL5-elongins B, C, + Rbx1 nonfunctional complexes, human topoisomerase low activity variants, hp32 splicing factor variants, human RNA Helicase A variants. TRIM5-alpha high activity variants |
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