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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Med Virol. 2012 Nov;84(11):1703–1709. doi: 10.1002/jmv.23398

Table 1.

Compartmentalization analysis between blood and genital tract

ID TP Test P-value Comp CMV
L7 TP1 SM 0 Yes nd
Fst 0
TP2 SM 0 Yes 3.97
Fst 0.02
TP3 SM 0.01 Yes 3.02
Fst 0.01
TP4 SM 0.79 No nd
Fst 0.8

X3 TP1 SM 0.98 No 3.5
Fst 0.71
TP2 SM 0.72 No nd
Fst 0.33
TP3 SM 0.58 No nd
Fst 0.72

P9 TP1 SM 0 Yes nd
Fst 0
TP2 SM 1 No nd
Fst 0.97
TP3 SM 0 Yes 6.81
Fst 0
TP4 S-M 0 Yes 4.45
F_st 0

L3 TP1 SM 0.03 No nd
Fst 0.47
TP2 SM 0.09 No 4.13
Fst 0.5
TP3 SM 0 Yes 4.24
Fst 0

ID: subject identification number, TP: time point;

Test performed to determine presence of compartmentalization between HIV-1 populations in blood and seminal plasma: SM: Slatkin-Maddison, Fst: Wright-s measure of population subdivision with relatives p-values

Samples is defined as compartmentalized (Comp) if both tests show a p-value <0.05

CMV: Levels of cytomegalovirus in semen are reported as Log10 copies/ml, nd: not detectable