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. 2014 Oct 20;7:737. doi: 10.1186/1756-0500-7-737

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Scatter plots with model fits between the viral levels and immune response parameters. a and b give the scatter plots with linear fits between the viral levels and the neutralizing efficiency h ₁ of antibodies at time t=10 and t=100, respectively. The circles are the data points and the line is the linear fit. In Figure 6 a, a negative relationship between the viral levels and the antibody neutralizing efficiency is observed. Figure 6 b shows a positive relationship between the viral levels and the neutralizing efficiency. c-d give scatter plots with linear fits (correlations) between the viral levels and the probability of proliferation of B cells ψ, at time t=10 and t=100, respectively. Figure 6 c shows a negative relationship between the viral levels and the probability of proliferation of B cells. In Figure 6 d, a positive relationship between the viral levels and the probability of proliferation of B cells is observed. The parameter values used are given in Table 1 and the initial conditions were .

Inline graphic — Scatter plots with model fits between the viral levels and immune response parameters. a and b give the scatter plots with linear fits between the viral levels and the neutralizing efficiency h ₁ of antibodies at time t=10 and t=100, respectively. The circles are the data points and the line is the linear fit. In Figure 6 a, a negative relationship between the viral levels and the antibody neutralizing efficiency is observed. Figure 6 b shows a positive relationship between the viral levels and the neutralizing efficiency. c-d give scatter plots with linear fits (correlations) between the viral levels and the probability of proliferation of B cells ψ, at time t=10 and t=100, respectively. Figure 6 c shows a negative relationship between the viral levels and the probability of proliferation of B cells. In Figure 6 d, a positive relationship between the viral levels and the probability of proliferation of B cells is observed. The parameter values used are given in Table 1 and the initial conditions were .