| EPA057 | Viral genome-intactness bioinformatics for subtype A1 and D HIV-1 | E-poster | Identification, characterisation and Quantification of HIV/SIV reservoirs and rebounding virus |
| OAA0105 | Inducibility and distribution of HIV proviruses in early treated Thai children on suppressive ART | Oral abstract session with live Q&A | Identification, characterisation and Quantification of HIV/SIV reservoirs and rebounding virus |
| OAA0302 | Scarcity of intact HIV genomes in vertically infected Thai children who initiated ART during the first months of life | Oral abstract session with live Q&A | Identification, characterisation and Quantification of HIV/SIV reservoirs and rebounding virus |
| OAA0303 | HIV SMRTcap, a novel single molecule, long-read sequencing assay to characterize the HIV-1 reservoir in cells and tissues across multiple subtypes | Oral abstract session with live Q&A | Identification, characterisation and Quantification of HIV/SIV reservoirs and rebounding virus |
| OAA0304 | Intact HIV proviruses persist in the central nervous system despite viral suppression with antiretroviral therapy | Oral abstract session with live Q&A | Identification, characterisation and Quantification of HIV/SIV reservoirs and rebounding virus |
| PESUA18 | In vivo and in vitro evidence for infection of naïve CD4 T cells with CCR5-tropic HIV | Poster exhibition | Identification, characterisation and Quantification of HIV/SIV reservoirs and rebounding virus |
| PESUA19 | High prevalence of HIV persistence in CSF of adolescents and young adults with perinatally-acquired HIV and cognitive impairment in the IMPAACT 2015 study | Poster exhibition | Identification, characterisation and Quantification of HIV/SIV reservoirs and rebounding virus |
| PESUA20 | Subtype A1 and D HIV-1 proviral genome landscape in Rakai, Uganda | Poster exhibition | Identification, characterisation and Quantification of HIV/SIV reservoirs and rebounding virus |
| EPA038 | Genetic polymorphism of toll-like receptors (TLRs) in HIV-I infected patients with and without tuberculosis (TB) co-infection | E-poster | Immune mechanisms of natural or post-treatment control |
| EPA039 | Spontaneous HIV control is associated with concentrations, and not the biophysical characteristics, of polyfunctional anti-Env specific antibody responses | E-poster | Immune mechanisms of natural or post-treatment control |