Richard Haubrich, M.D., and David Wyles, M.D. of UC San Diego Antiviral Research Center, presents "Update from the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases Meeting" at AIDS Clinical Rounds
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Update from the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases Meeting
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Evolution of sofosbuvir resistance in the subject with S282T. The viral load profile for the subject who received sofosbuvir monotherapy for 12 weeks (treatment period depicted as a gray box) and developed S282T is shown. The percentage of the wild-type serine (S) or resistance-associated threonine (T) at position 282 as determined by deep sequencing and the sofosbuvir fold change in the 50% effective concentration (FCEC50) from the baseline and replication capacity (RC) at each time point tested is shown in boxes. The dotted line at 15 IU/mL represents the limit of detection (LOD) of the viral load assay. Abbreviation: HCV, hepatitis C virus.
75% experienced in +RBV arm
75% experienced in +RBV arm
Stratified by 1a/1b and prior partial/null vs relapse/BT
Stratified by 1a/1b and prior partial/null vs relapse/BT