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. 2009 Jul 15;16(9):1293–1301. doi: 10.1128/CVI.00074-09

TABLE 1.

Baseline demographic, viral, and immune characteristics of study group

PIDa Age (yr) Genderb Ethnicity HIV-1 RNA load (log10 no. of copies/ml) CD4
CD8
CD4
%c No. of cells/ml %c No. of cells/ml CD45RA
CD45RO
%d No. of cells/ml %d No. of cells/ml
P1 0.2 F Black 5.8 43 3,491 23 1,867 95 3,316 5 175
P2 0.3 F Black 6.8 19 371 17 332 82 304 17 63
P3 4.2 F Black 3.2 34 821 28 676 76 624 25 205
P4 4.3 F Caucasian 4.1 45 1,332 32 947 81 1,079 19 253
P5 5.0 M Black 4.3 22 673 55 1,683 47 316 53 357
P6 6.2 M Hispanic 3.7 31 986 30 955 71 700 28 276
P7 6.9 F Black 3.5 31 379 47 575 68 258 38 144
P8 7.5 M Caucasian 4.9 35 886 43 1,088 75 665 25 222
P9 11.1 F Black 4.1 31 568 50 917 63 358 35 199
P10 19.4 F Black 4.8 37 654 39 689 57 372 43 281
P11 19.9 F Black 2.9 33 446 40 541 63 280 36 161
P12 20.1 M Caucasian 3.5 27 469 30 521 47 220 55 258
P13 22.3 M Black 3.6 21 389 53 981 44 171 53 206
a

PID, patient identification. For patients P10, P11, and P12, the source of infection was sexual transmission; for patient P13 the source of infection was blood transmission; for all other patients, the source of infection was maternal transmission.

b

F, female; M, male.

c

Percentage of lymphocytes.

d

Percentage of CD4+ T cells.