Droplet microfluidic sequencing of HIV genomes and integration sites
Sun, C.; Liu, L.; Perez, L.; Li, X.; Liu, Y.; Xu, P.; Boritz, E. A.; Mullins, J. I.; Abate, A.
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Sequencing individual HIV-proviruses and their adjacent cellular junctions can elucidate mechanisms of infected cell persistence in vivo. Here, we present a high throughput microfluidic method to sequence entire proviruses in their native integration site context. We used the method to analyze infected cells from people with HIV on suppressive antiretroviral therapy, demonstrating >90% capture and sequencing of paired proviral genomes and integration sites. This method should enable comprehensive genetic analysis of persistent HIV-infected cell reservoirs, providing important insights into the barriers to HIV cure.
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