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. 2009 Feb 4;83(8):3556–3567. doi: 10.1128/JVI.02132-08

FIG. 1.

FIG. 1.

Log viral loads of 68 participants categorized into stage I/II (viral RNA positive, p24 antigen and EIA antibody negative, or RNA and p24 antigen positive but EIA antibody negative), stage III (EIA antibody positive but negative by Western blot), stage IV (EIA antibody positive with an indeterminate Western blot result), stage V (Western blot positive but without reactivity to the p31 integrase band), and stage VI (Western blot positive with a p31 band present) (8). Boxes represent the 70th percentile; horizontal bars represent the median, and whisker bars correspond to minimum and maximum values. p24 antigen tests, which differentiate stages I and II of infection, were not carried out for all participants; therefore, HIV RNA-positive, enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay-negative individuals were classified as stage I/II. One participant was classified as being in stage V or VI of infection and is thus not included in this figure. The mean number of days postinfection was determined by Fiebig et al. (8) and modified by Keele et al. (16).