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. 2011 Aug;85(15):7523–7534. doi: 10.1128/JVI.02697-10

Table 2.

Longitudinal follow-up of subjects

Transmission pair follow-up data
Seroconverter follow-up datad
Subject DPSa No. of viral NFLGb Plasma VL (RNA copies/ml)c Subject DPSa No. of viral NFLGb Plasma VL (RNA copies/ml)c
Pair 2 S1 7 10 377,060
    T2 14 10 290,040 13 10 1,912,200
    R2 3 9 620,820 21 15 312,200
7 9 2,498,840 44 10 32,630
Pair 3 68 10 232,050
    T3 ∼9 yr* 10 28,610 96 10 109,950
    R3 25 10 472,810 127 10 45,590
33 10 169,580 181 10 105,870
40 12 117,310 S2 6 10 923
53 10 71,230 12 10 1,049,870
83 10 30,650 20 10 26,785,000
116 11 32,430 42 9 665,680
144 10 24,740 48 10 668,660
200 10 19,460 56 14 124,000
247 10 14,610 69 9 254,300
Pair 4 98 11 151,000
    T4 3,343 10 40,600 151 10 242,940
3,394 9 22,190 210 10 60,950
    R4 13 10 2,804,000 273 10 51,120
18 10 54,160 350 10 49,600
26 10 29,180 S3 3 10 469,830
11 9 >1,600,000
15 10 42,810
71 10 12,200
99 9 14,170
128 10 18,210
196 10 70,780
a

DPS, days postonset of clinical symptoms, with the exception of the value for T3 (*).

b

NFLG, nearly full-length genome sequence.

c

VL, viral load.

d

No transmitter identified.