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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Future Virol. 2011 Jan 1;6(1):59–71. doi: 10.2217/fvl.10.75

Table 1.

The effects of age, HIV infection and HAART initiation stratified by time of infection (perinatal vs adolescent or adult infection) on T- and B-cell subsets.

Cell subset Effect of age Effect of HIV Effect of HAART
Perinatal infection Adolescent/adult infection
T cells (CD3+)
Naive (CD45RA+CCR7+) ↓ [14] ↓ [52,53] ↑ [78,82,83] ↔/↑ [80,84]
Central memory (CD45RA+CCR7) ↑ [19,20,24] ↓ [52] ↔/↑ CD4+ [78,82]
↔/↓ CD8+ [78,82]
↑ [84]
Effector memory (CD45RACCR7+) ↑ [19,20,24] ↑ [53] ↔/↑ CD4+; [78,82]
↔/↓ CD8+ [78,82]
?
Effector (CD45RACCR7) ↔/↑ [19,24] ↑ [53] ? ↓ [84]
B cells (CD19+CD20+)
Naive (CD21+CD27) ↔/↓ [29,31,35] ↑ [34,35] ? ↔/↑ [31,91]
Resting memory (CD21+CD27+) ↑ [28,29,31,34,36] ↓ [29] ↑ [35,93] ↑ [31,91,92]

Arrows indicate the change in each cell subset as an increase (↑), decrease (↓), no change (↔) or conflicting evidence (↔/↓ or ↔/↑).

Memory T-cell subsets were not evaluated based on CCR7 expression and were classified as total CD45RO+ memory cells.