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. 2010 Dec 15;85(5):2429–2438. doi: 10.1128/JVI.01921-10

TABLE 3.

Correlations between virological parameters and levels of CD4 T cells and immune activation in untreated HIV-2 and HIV-1 infections

Viremia, DNA, or transcript Virus type r; Pa
% CD4 T cells CD4 T cells/μl % HLA-DR+ in CD4 T cells % HLA-DR+ 38+ in CD8 T cells
Viremia HIV-2 −0.3097; 0.1021 −0.3943; 0.0343 0.5186; 0.0039 0.5288; 0.0032
HIV-1 −0.6120; 0.0009 −0.5810; 0.0019 0.4731; 0.0146 0.7140; <0.0001
Proviral DNA HIV-2 0.0313; 0.8719 0.1555; 0.4207 0.2281; 0.2339 0.1029; 0.5952
HIV-1 0.0652; 0.7621 −0.1019; 0.6358 0.0005; 0.9983 0.1590; 0.4580
tat mRNA HIV-2 −0.5952; 0.1323 −0.5238; 0.1966 0.6190; 0.1017 0.6667; 0.0831
HIV-1 −0.3737; 0.1150 −0.3193; 0.1827 0.2825; 0.2413 0.5404; 0.0169
gag mRNA HIV-2 −0.5728; 0.0130 −0.3870; 0.1126 0.4985; 0.0353 0.3189; 0.1971
HIV-1 0.2281; 0.3477 0.1869; 0.4435 −0.4018; 0.0882 −0.4193; 0.0739
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Test cutoff values were used to calculate the correlations with viremia or proviral DNA, if levels were below the cutoff. Correlations with viral mRNA were calculated using the tat and gag relative quantification values of patients presenting detectable levels of the transcripts (8 and 18 in HIV-2, respectively, and 19 for both tat and gag in HIV-1). Statistically significant correlations are represented in bold.