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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Mar 15.
Published in final edited form as: J Immunol. 2010 Feb 17;184(6):3250–3259. doi: 10.4049/jimmunol.0900722

TABLE IV.

Longitudinal IFN-γ ELISPOT Responses in IS and HSV-2+ Subjectsa

Subject Study
Day
# of SFC/106 PBMC to each of the following HSV-2 Peptide Pools:
gD-2 ICP0A ICP0B ICP22A ICP27B ICP4A ICP4C ICP4D UL39A UL39B UL39C UL19B UL19-C UL19D UL25B UL46B UL47A UL49 UL27A UL29B UL29C
IS2 0 215b 105 70 90
1,638 100
1,945
IS4 0 115
14 140
34 60 185
51 145
350 90 155
IS5 0
22 100 105 110 155
343
1,865 95
1,927 95
IS6 0 285
51 240
155 555
450 760 450
IS7 0 1,280 1,760
161
366 60
707
IS9 0 1,340 115 845 15
140 80
163 110
1,767 150
IS11 0 1,200
57 520
343 1,040
IS12 0 130 890 135
28
IS13 0
302 205
400
IS16 0 60
27 105
IS17 0 110
364
651 105
764
IS19 0 60
28 1,315 240 230 95
56
91
406
1,148 105 60
HSV-2+ A 0 119 74 329 154 96 179
358 129 286 291 169
HSV-2+ B 0 200 163
314 58
HSV-2+ C 0 275
440 61
HSV-2+ D 0 83 130
185 130
a

PBMC were obtained from multiple blood draws from IS and HSV-2+ subjects and screened by IFN-γ ELISPOT using HSV-2 peptide pools. Only those HSV-2 peptide pools recognized by these subjects are displayed; no other HSV-2 peptide pools were positive in these 16 subjects. Blank cells represent a negative response to the peptide pool.

b

Shading denotes peptide pools positive from more than 1 blood draw in the same subject.