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. 2012 Aug 31;13:49. doi: 10.1186/1471-2172-13-49

Table 1.

General characteristics of H1N1 vaccine recipients and controls

  Unvaccinated (n = 12) Vaccinated (n = 81) Responders (n = 36) Non-responders (n = 44)
aCD4+ T cells/μL Mean ± SD
420 ± 235
529 ± 269
609 ± 277
475 ± 241
0–200
1 (8.3%)
9 (11%)
3 (8.3%)
5 (11%)
201–350
5 (42%)
13 (16%)
4 (11%)
9 (20%)
351–500
2 (17%)
15 (19%)
4 (11%)
11 (25%)
>500
4 (33%)
44 (54%)
25 (69%)
19 (43%)
Log10 viral load Median (IQR)
1.60 (1.60-2.09)
1.60 (1.60-2.70)
1.60 (1.60-2.34)
1.60 (1.60-3.07)
≤1.60
8 (67%)
50 (62%)
23 (64%)
27 (61%)
1.61-2.60
3 (25%)
11 (14%)
7 (19%)
4 (9.1%)
2.61-3.00
0
2 (2.5%)
1 (2.8%)
1 (2.3%)
3.01-4.00
0
6 (7.4%)
1 (2.8%)
5 (11%)
>4.00
1 (8.3%)
12 (14%)
4 (11%)
7 (16%)
Age (years) Mean ± SD
45.7 ± 6.6
45.2 ± 7.2
44.2 ± 7.5
46.2 ± 7.0
Male
8 (67%)
56 (69%)
27 (75%)
29 (66%)
Female
4 (33%)
25 (31%)
9 (25%)
16 (36%)
bPre-existing anti-H1N1 ND 28 (35%) 22 (61%) 6 (14%)

aNumber of CD4+ T cells/μL peripheral blood at time nearest to, but before H1N1 vaccination.

bNumber of individuals in each group with antibodies against H1N1 HA before vaccination.