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Contribution of the rev gene to the immunogenicity of DNA vaccines targeting the envelope glycoprotein of HIV

The Rev protein of HIV plays a critical role in the export of viral mRNA from the nucleus to the cytoplasm of infected cells. This work examines the effect of introducing rev into a DNA vaccine encoding the Env protein of HIV, and compares the activity of env genes regulated by CMV versus CAG promoters.