Table 2.

Neutralization of breast milk viruses by autologous plasma and breast milk

		Plasma	Breast Milk1, 2	Uninfected milk1	Uninfected milk 2	Uninfected milk 3
3305 BMC1	Nontransmitting	20	<5	6	16	12
3305 BMC9	Nontransmitting	38	<5	10	17	26
3305 BMC11	Nontransmitting	22	<5	5	15	11
3305 BMF4	Nontransmitting	<20	5	12	48	32
3305 BMF6	Nontransmitting	30	6	12	15	39
0301 BMA2	Nontransmitting	45	5	5	5	26
0301 BMA6	Nontransmitting	24	4	<5	8	31
0301 BMA12	Nontransmitting	83	31	24	8	86
4707 BMF8	Nontransmitting	42	56	8	19	21
4707 BM H2	Nontransmitting	32	27	14	23	17
702 BMB4	Nontransmitting	<20	77	18	9	20
702 BMB9	Nontransmitting	26	54	17	17	28
702 BMH12	Nontransmitting	36	56	22	29	32
5807 BMD1	Nontransmitting	44	<5	7	<5	<5
5807 BME7	Nontransmitting	24	<5	7	<5	<5
4403 BMB6	Transmitting	28	<5	<5	12	6
4403 BMB10	Transmitting	30	<5	<5	12	6
4403 BMC5	Transmitting	25	<5	<5	12	10
4403 BMG1	Transmitting	22	<5	<5	15	5
4403 BMH22	Transmitting	117	53	<5	10	<5
1209 BMA5	Transmitting	451	39	44	9	8
1209 BMB21	Transmitting	50	13	41	10	9
1209 BMG5	Transmitting	429	22	50	10	19
1209 BMH5	Transmitting	2079	202	22	7	<5
0404 BMB9	Transmitting	27	9	24	7	6
0404 BMD4	Transmitting	33	16	42	17	16
0404 BMF3	Transmitting	<20	7	64	16	10
0404 BMG3	Transmitting	<20	<5	10	6	35
0404 BMH4	Transmitting	<20	<5	15	<5	<5

¹Neutralization above the cut off of 3 standard deviations above the inhibitory dilution 50% of milk of uninfected mothers or plasma from uninfected individuals is bold and italic. ²Numbers indicate inhibitory dilution 50%.