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. 2003 Feb;41(2):671–674. doi: 10.1128/JCM.41.2.671-674.2003

TABLE 3.

HSV-1 and HSV-2 gG type-specific ELISA index values and Western blot analysis results by visit for women whose antibody status reverted from positive to negative by ELISAa

Patient ID and virus Index value/Western blot resultd at visit:
Baseline 4 mo 8 mo 12 mo
HSV-1
    1 1.23/0 0.96/0 0.59/0 0.46/0
    2 1.23/0 0.87/0 0.87/0 2.08/0
    3b 1.74/1 0.54/0 0.80/0 0.84/1
    4 1.53/0 1.43/0 1.24/0 0.64/0
    5c 3.30/1 3.79/1 3.66/1 0.13/0
    6 0.16/0 0.60/0 1.18/0 0.42/0
    7 0.91/0 0.93/1 1.26/1 0.83/1
    8 1.55/0 0.86/0 0.68/0 0.49/0
    9 0.86/0 1.19/0 0.78/0 0.70/0
    10 1.43/0 0.78/0 0.78/0 0.85/0
    11 1.26/1 0.72/1 1.21/1 0.97/1
HSV-2
    1 0.22/1 2.52/1 0.60/1 0.47/1
    2 1.16/0 1.07/0 0.75/0 1.11/0
a

Data for women who made four visits and hence had four serum samples.

b

Interpretation of the Western blot results indicated that samples from the baseline and 12-month visits were not from the same subject as those from the 4- and 8-month visits.

c

Interpretation of the western blot results indicated that the sample from the 12-month visit was not from the same subject as those from the baseline and the 4- and 8-month visits.

d

Western blot results were as follows: 0, antibody to neither HSV-1 or HSV-2; 1, antibody to HSV-1; 2, antibody to HSV-2.