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. 2009 Apr 10;5(4):e1000377. doi: 10.1371/journal.ppat.1000377

Table 1. Patient characteristics of elite suppressors, chronic progressors, and acutely infected individuals.

Patient Year of diagnosis Sampling date Duration of infectiona Plasma viral load (RNA copies/ml) CD4 count (cells/µl)
Elite Suppressors
ES2 1986 5/04 18 years <50 383
ES3 1991 3/04 13 years <50 677
ES4 1996 8/04 8 years <50 837
ES7 1994 1/05 11 years <50 1,125
ES8 2003 6/04, 9/04 1 year <50 458
ES9 1999 3/04, 8/04 5 years <50 800
ES10 2002 3/04 2 years <50 900
Chronic Progressors
C61 1999 9/04 5 years 19,100 1,261
C62 1998 9/04 6 years 33,300 481
C93 2001 3/05 4 years 47,270 402
C94 1999 2/05 6 years 22,898 351
C96 2001 3/05 4 years 12,500 400
C98 2004 3/05 1 year 17,838 426
C109 2002 5/05 3 years 61,000 222
Acute Infection
502 19 days 31,622,777 306
503 17 days 588,844 531
504 32 days 2,691,535 152
506 43 days 467,735 341
508 26 days 389,045 266
510 16 days 1,584,893 581
512 25 days 3,388,442 745
514 26 days 676,083 291
516 51 days 295,121 371
517 38 days 87,096 588
518 15 days 21,379,621 226
519 22 days 1,819,701 322
520 40 days 257,040 512
522 21 days 3,235,937 583
523 28 days 173,780 273
526 26 days 100,000 205
527 21 days 134,896 538
528 16 days 12,022,644 438
529 19 days 28,840,315 537
530 30 days 6,456,542 469
a

Time of infection expressed in approximate years for ES and CP patients from diagnosis to sampling. Time of infection for acute infection samples estimated by 14 days after the onset of acute seroconversion symptoms or identification of high risk transmission event, and sampling was conducted <4 weeks post-presentation and initiation of HAART.