Table 2.

Emergence and fading of resistance mutations among infants with K65R in the KiBS, 2003–09, Kenya

InfantTimepoint (weeks)VL (log10 copies/mL)Resistance mutationsMaternal VL (log10 copies/mL)Maternal resistance mutations
1.0066.8a24.42WT2.74c
65.81WTundetectable
143.97K65R, G190Aundetectable
244.25D67N, T215F, G190A3.43c
36D67N, K70R, M184V, K103N, T215F, G190A, K238T
1.0079.3a24.73WT4.90WT
65.57Y181C, G190A2.97c
143.87K65R, M184I/V, K101E, K103N, Y181C, G190A3.87c
243.94M184V, K101E, G190Aundetectable
366.15M184V, K101E, G190A
1.0410.42negativeundetectable
64.64M184I/V
145.43K65R, M184Vundetectable
245.51M184V, T215Yundetectable
365.74T215Dundetectable
1.0457.9b2ccundetectable
65.26K65R, M184Vundetectable
145.92K65R, M184Vundetectable
245.92K65Rundetectable
364.35M184V
1.0472.8b23.48WT3.13WT
65.85K65R, M184Vundetectable
145.79K65R, M184V K103N, Y181Cundetectable
246.51K65R, M184V, K103N, Y181C3.84M184V, K103N
363.37M184V, K103N, Y181C
1.0496.823.26cundetectable
65.48K65R, M184Vundetectable
145.99M184Vundetectable
245.79M184V4.50WT
365.30WT
InfantTimepoint (weeks)VL (log10 copies/mL)Resistance mutationsMaternal VL (log10 copies/mL)Maternal resistance mutations
1.0066.8a24.42WT2.74c
65.81WTundetectable
143.97K65R, G190Aundetectable
244.25D67N, T215F, G190A3.43c
36D67N, K70R, M184V, K103N, T215F, G190A, K238T
1.0079.3a24.73WT4.90WT
65.57Y181C, G190A2.97c
143.87K65R, M184I/V, K101E, K103N, Y181C, G190A3.87c
243.94M184V, K101E, G190Aundetectable
366.15M184V, K101E, G190A
1.0410.42negativeundetectable
64.64M184I/V
145.43K65R, M184Vundetectable
245.51M184V, T215Yundetectable
365.74T215Dundetectable
1.0457.9b2ccundetectable
65.26K65R, M184Vundetectable
145.92K65R, M184Vundetectable
245.92K65Rundetectable
364.35M184V
1.0472.8b23.48WT3.13WT
65.85K65R, M184Vundetectable
145.79K65R, M184V K103N, Y181Cundetectable
246.51K65R, M184V, K103N, Y181C3.84M184V, K103N
363.37M184V, K103N, Y181C
1.0496.823.26cundetectable
65.48K65R, M184Vundetectable
145.99M184Vundetectable
245.79M184V4.50WT
365.30WT

The table shows viral load and HIV resistance patterns over the different study visits in the six infants who acquired K65R together with maternal information at corresponding visits. The K65R mutation is highlighted in bold at each timepoint. Four infants started treatment at 6 months.

aStarted NNRTI-based regimen.

bStarted PI-based regimen.

cNot performed because of insufficient sample or failed amplification.

Table 2.

Emergence and fading of resistance mutations among infants with K65R in the KiBS, 2003–09, Kenya

InfantTimepoint (weeks)VL (log10 copies/mL)Resistance mutationsMaternal VL (log10 copies/mL)Maternal resistance mutations
1.0066.8a24.42WT2.74c
65.81WTundetectable
143.97K65R, G190Aundetectable
244.25D67N, T215F, G190A3.43c
36D67N, K70R, M184V, K103N, T215F, G190A, K238T
1.0079.3a24.73WT4.90WT
65.57Y181C, G190A2.97c
143.87K65R, M184I/V, K101E, K103N, Y181C, G190A3.87c
243.94M184V, K101E, G190Aundetectable
366.15M184V, K101E, G190A
1.0410.42negativeundetectable
64.64M184I/V
145.43K65R, M184Vundetectable
245.51M184V, T215Yundetectable
365.74T215Dundetectable
1.0457.9b2ccundetectable
65.26K65R, M184Vundetectable
145.92K65R, M184Vundetectable
245.92K65Rundetectable
364.35M184V
1.0472.8b23.48WT3.13WT
65.85K65R, M184Vundetectable
145.79K65R, M184V K103N, Y181Cundetectable
246.51K65R, M184V, K103N, Y181C3.84M184V, K103N
363.37M184V, K103N, Y181C
1.0496.823.26cundetectable
65.48K65R, M184Vundetectable
145.99M184Vundetectable
245.79M184V4.50WT
365.30WT
InfantTimepoint (weeks)VL (log10 copies/mL)Resistance mutationsMaternal VL (log10 copies/mL)Maternal resistance mutations
1.0066.8a24.42WT2.74c
65.81WTundetectable
143.97K65R, G190Aundetectable
244.25D67N, T215F, G190A3.43c
36D67N, K70R, M184V, K103N, T215F, G190A, K238T
1.0079.3a24.73WT4.90WT
65.57Y181C, G190A2.97c
143.87K65R, M184I/V, K101E, K103N, Y181C, G190A3.87c
243.94M184V, K101E, G190Aundetectable
366.15M184V, K101E, G190A
1.0410.42negativeundetectable
64.64M184I/V
145.43K65R, M184Vundetectable
245.51M184V, T215Yundetectable
365.74T215Dundetectable
1.0457.9b2ccundetectable
65.26K65R, M184Vundetectable
145.92K65R, M184Vundetectable
245.92K65Rundetectable
364.35M184V
1.0472.8b23.48WT3.13WT
65.85K65R, M184Vundetectable
145.79K65R, M184V K103N, Y181Cundetectable
246.51K65R, M184V, K103N, Y181C3.84M184V, K103N
363.37M184V, K103N, Y181C
1.0496.823.26cundetectable
65.48K65R, M184Vundetectable
145.99M184Vundetectable
245.79M184V4.50WT
365.30WT

The table shows viral load and HIV resistance patterns over the different study visits in the six infants who acquired K65R together with maternal information at corresponding visits. The K65R mutation is highlighted in bold at each timepoint. Four infants started treatment at 6 months.

aStarted NNRTI-based regimen.

bStarted PI-based regimen.

cNot performed because of insufficient sample or failed amplification.

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