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. 1999 Dec 21;96(26):15167–15172. doi: 10.1073/pnas.96.26.15167

Table 1.

Patient-Specific Fitted Parameters

Patient Proportion of cells in most active state Fraction of viral replication prevented by drug β N
Vaccination 0.016  (0.007, 0.028) N/A 5.11  (2.93, 12.76) 1,089  (668, 1602)
era008 0.015  (0.004, 0.034) 0.63  (0.23, 0.98) 9.95  (3.36, 208.71) 652  (294, 1677)
era014 0.030  (0.007, 0.035) 0.76  (0.24, 0.95) 8.71  (2.46, 58.07) 364  (124, 734)
era016 0.034  (0.008, 0.034) 0.36  (0.14, 0.78) 2.84  (1.98, 11.53) 1,161  (742, 1711)
20452d 0.034  (0.006, 0.035) 0.47  (0.16, 0.83) 3.19  (1.86, 22.05) 587  (323, 858)
20453e 0.031  (0.009, 0.034) 0.54  (0.16, 0.87) 4.39  (2.38, 28.85) 538  (278, 859)
20508e 0.032  (0.006, 0.034) 0.32  (0.08, 0.80) 2.82  (2.09, 30.13) 672  (417, 1019)
3419 0.008  (0.004, 0.034) 0.50  (0.47, 0.52) 13.95  (5.27, 24.52) 744  (389, 1025)
3429 0.027  (0.009, 0.035) 0.52  (0.47, 0.54) 4.36  (2.36, 10.32) 1,108  (753, 1375)
3431 0.007  (0.004, 0.034) 0.50  (0.43, 0.53) 15.97  (3.29, 30.69) 745  (394, 1020)

Parameter estimates and approximate 95% multivariate confidence bounds, together with transmission variables derived from fitted parameters. Most parameters were fitted to have common values for all patients, with only a few being patient-specific. Parameter estimates quoted refer to the dimensionless equations given in the text; all state variables from these equations need to be multiplied by N to give population size corresponding to 0.02 μl of lymphoid tissue (assuming lymphoid and peripheral blood compartments are of equal volume).