NS5b GT4

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Sofosbuvir

 1. Harvoni US Product Lable       
2. Chariton (2016) EASL PS099
3. EASL Guidelines 2106
4. Xu et al. (2017) Antiviral therapy 22:587-97.
5. Verrmhren et al. Www.natap.org/2017/AASLD_156.htm
6. Camus G, J Viral Hepat. 2017;00:1–10.
https://doi.org/10.1111/jvh.12795
Sofosbuvir in GT4
EC50 (uM)Fold-shiftPhenotypeRepliation FitnessClinical RASReferenceComments
WT0.014-0.111xlikely susceptible100 (6)1,6
K231A1.3xlikely susceptible1014
E237G1.3xresistance possible 66Yes2,4clinical TE RAV (2)
S282T6.xresistance likely5.3Yes1,3,4,6clinical TE RAV (5)
S282T+V321I3xresistance likely2.76
S282Rresistance likelycatalytic triad
S282Gresistance likelycatalytic triad
V321I0.7xresistance possible 23.6Yes6,1clinical RAV n=2
A324V0.9xlikely susceptible464
The current dataset does not contain resistance possible classification
>2.5x FS, resistance likely
All S282 substitutions are considered resistance likely
Multiple RASs:
Data for variants with multiple mutations take precedence over estimation from individual RASs
If RAV data are not available, follow rules for individual RASs in the variant
2 likely susceptible = likely susceptible
2 resistance possible = resistance likely
likely susceptible + resistance possible = resistance possible
>/= 1 resistance likely RASs = resistance likely
Clinical RAV:
without data but observed in Clinical VF = resistance possible
likely susceptible RASs + clinical RAV = resistance possible
Positions monitored for "Mutations Detected, effects unknown"
159, 282, 316, 320, 321
For NGS data: only RASs with >/=2% frequency will be included
strikthrough= mutations obsreved in VFs with NGS but deemed unimportant by FDA.
1. Harvoni US Product Lable
2. Chariton (2016) EASL PS099
3. EASL Guidelines 2106
4. Xu et al. (2017) Antiviral therapy 22:587-97.
5. Verrmhren et al.  Www.natap.org/2017/AASLD_156.htm
6. Camus G, J Viral Hepat. 2017;00:1–10.
https://doi.org/10.1111/jvh.12795