Z.-Q. LI, L.-J. ZHONG, J. NI, J. XU, and G. LI
Department of Stomatology, the First Affiliated Hospital of Xinjiang Medical
University, Urmuqi, ChinaObjective: To discuss the
clinical presentations and prognosis changes in Xinjiang Uygur patients with
HIV whose CCR5-32,CCR2-64I and SDF1-3A genes have mutations .
Methods: Buccal exfoliated cells were taken from 20
Xinjiang Uygur patients with HIV-infection and DNA extracted with Chelex-100
and analyzed for the CCR5, CCR2and SDF1 susceptibility genes with the
methods of PCR, digestion and electrophoresis. The result was compared with
their presentation and prognosis.
Results: There was 1case CCR2-64I gene mutation and 1case
SDF1-3'A gene mutation. Their clinical presentations were milder and
prognosis better than the other patients.
Conclusions: CCR2-64I or SDF1-3'A gene mutations can delay
the disease course of Xinjiang Uygur patients with HIV and their clinical
presentations are milder and their prognosis better than any other patients.
It is a new idea for prevention and cure for Xinjiang patients with HIV. |