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. 1999 Dec 20;190(12):1857–1868. doi: 10.1084/jem.190.12.1857

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HIV-1 and KSHV viral load in coinfected animals. (A) KSHV genome copy number (○) per 200,000 cells in implants infected with KSHV, HIV-1, HIV-1, and KSHV or UV-inactivated KSHV and HIV-1. The right side depicts a standard curve for dilution series of pDD4 and the corresponding fluorescent threshold (ct). Dashed line indicates the lower limit of detection in this assay. (B) HIV-1 p24 levels in pg per 10⁶ cells (○) in implants 14 d after inoculation infected with KSHV, HIV-1, HIV-1, and KSHV or UV-inactivated KSHV and HIV-1 (mock).

HIV-1 and KSHV viral load in coinfected animals. (A) KSHV genome copy number (○) per 200,000 cells in implants infected with KSHV, HIV-1, HIV-1, and KSHV or UV-inactivated KSHV and HIV-1. The right side depicts a standard curve for dilution series of pDD4 and the corresponding fluorescent threshold (ct). Dashed line indicates the lower limit of detection in this assay. (B) HIV-1 p24 levels in pg per 10⁶ cells (○) in implants 14 d after inoculation infected with KSHV, HIV-1, HIV-1, and KSHV or UV-inactivated KSHV and HIV-1 (mock).