Fig. 2: bNAb PK and susceptibility predict time to HIV rebound but not post-ART set point. | Nature

Fig. 2: bNAb PK and susceptibility predict time to HIV rebound but not post-ART set point.

From: Correlates of HIV-1 control after combination immunotherapy

Fig. 2

a, Viral load and modelled bNAb concentrations over time after the second dose of bNAbs in each participant; bNAb line colours: black, 10-1074; grey, VRC07-523LS. At the top of each graph, phenotypic susceptibility of autologous HIV to neutralization by bNAbs (IC90) is depicted in pairs of shaded rectangles (left rectangle, 10-1074; right rectangle, VRC07-523LS). Susceptibility was measured from both cell-associated provirus at baseline (depicted in the left-most rectangles in each graph; grey indicates that the value could not be determined (ND)) as well as from post-rebound plasma virus at multiple timepoints, as indicated. b, The correlation between 10-1074 and VRC07-523LS exposure (area under the bNAb concentration–time curve (AUC) after the second dose of bNAbs) and time to rebound. c, The correlation between bNAb susceptibility (IC90) after rebound and the time to rebound after ATI. d, The correlation between bNAb exposure and the post-rebound viral load set point. Statistical analysis was performed using two-sided Spearman’s correlation (bd).

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