. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Nov 1.

Published in final edited form as: J Infect Dis. 2009 Nov 1;200(9):1443–1451. doi: 10.1086/606116

Table 2. Association of antibody titers to individual rotavirus proteins and resistance to infection and diarrhea in adult volunteers.

	Antibody Isotype	Rotavirus		Likelihood Ratio p value^a

		Protein	Strain (Specificity)
Pre-challenge
	IgG	VP7	D(G1)	0.0077
		VP7	DS-1 (G2)
		VP7	P(G3)	0.0130
		VP7	ST3 (G4)
		VP7	AU32 (G9)
		VP4	KU (P1A[8])	0.0091
		VP4	DS-1 (P1B[4])
		VP4	1076 (P2A[6])	0.0191
		VP4	69M(P4[10])
		NSP4	DS-1 ([A])	0.0100

	IgA	VP7	D(G1)	0.0316
	IgA	NSP4	SA11 ([A])	0.0363

Post-challenge
	IgG	VP7	D(G1)	0.0140
		VP7	DS-1 (G2)	0.0291
		NSP4	SA11 ([A])	0.0363

	IgA	VP7	D(G1)	0.0003
		VP7	DS-1 (G2)	0.0209
		VP7	AU32 (G9)	0.0209
		VP4	KU (P1A[8])	0.0483

Note: Logistic regression analyses were performed to estimate probability of resistance to rotavirus infection with antibody titers to individual viral proteins.

^a Likelihood ratio test p values. Smaller p value indicates strong signicant association of resistance to rotavirus infection. P values >0.05 are not shown. P values <0.01 are in boldface.