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Assessment of the sensitivity, specificity and reproducibility of the VioOne HIV Profile Supplemental Assay


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Specificity A total of 280 serum samples and 300 plasma samples from a low-risk population (e.g. blood donors) will be collected at Houston Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center (Houston, TX). All serum and plasma specimens will be previously screened and found non-reactive with FDA licensed or approved HIV-1/2 assays (a population of samples that would not normally be tested with the Avioq VioOne™ HIV Profile™ Supplemental Assay). The number of serum samples will be supplemented up to 300 with the inclusion of 20 pediatric samples; 10 from children aged 2 - 11 and 10 from children aged 12-18 for a total of 600 samples for specificity testing. Samples will be tested with one of three validation kit lots of the Avioq VioOne TM HIV Profile™ Supplemental Assay manufactured at Avioq.

The samples will be tested at 3 external sites in proportions based on the manufacturing size of the individual validation lots. At Site 1 the samples will be further divided approximately 70% I 30% between Validation lots 1 & 2. At Site 2 the samples will be divided approximately 70% / 30%, between Validation lots 2 and 3. At site 3 the samples will be tested entirely with Validation lot 3. The study design calls for the use of at least one lot in common at all 3 clinical sites based on a request from the FDA.

For the Specificity Study, any indeterminate or reactive samples will be tested with either the FDA approved Bio-Rad Geenius assay or Western Blot to determine the true classification. Specificity and 95% confidence intervals will be calculated.

Sensitivity Serum or plasma (n= 757) repository samples from individuals infected with HIV will be tested at four external sites and at Avioq with up to four validation kit lots. The samples will be tested at all sites in proportions based on the manufacturing size of the individual validation lots. At Site 1 the samples will be further divided approximately 75% I 25% between Validation lots 1 & 2. At Site 2 the samples will be divided approximately 75% / 25%, between Validation lots 2 and 3. At sites 3 and 4 the samples will be tested entirely with Validation lot 3. A fourth lot (Validation lot 5) will be used to test a few HIV-1 Group O samples at Avioq. The study design calls for the use of at least one lot in common at all 4 clinical sites based on a request from the FDA.

The sensitivity samples will consist of 400 HIV positives, a minimum of 200 HIV-2 positives, 50 AIDS positive, 40 pediatric HIV positive, a minimum of 15 HIV-O positives, 10 HIV-1/HIV-2 coinfected positives and a minimum of 27 samples from pregnant females (samples from all three trimesters) infected with HIV.

All specimens are expected to be positive for HIV-1 and/or HIV-2 antibody representing the types of specimens expected to be tested with the Avioq VioOne™ HIV Profile™ Supplemental Assay. Samples with VioOne™ HIV Profile™ assay results discordant from this expectation will be resolved by testing the same samples in FDA approved confirmatory assays such as the BioRad Geenius or Western Blot. ;


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NCT number NCT03727932
Study type Interventional
Source Avioq, Inc.
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Status Completed
Phase N/A
Start date January 3, 2018
Completion date April 11, 2018

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