Table 2.
total ELISPOTS2 | SHIV-1157ip nAb activity | ||||
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SFU | fold change from 1st challenge |
titer | fold change from 1st challenge3 |
vRNA | |
RAt-9 | |||||
1st challenge | 3,830 | 130 | <50 | ||
2nd challenge | 9,320 | 2.4× | 160 | 1.2× | <50 |
RSr-9 | |||||
1st challenge | 5,960 | 160 | <50 | ||
2nd challenge | 160 | 0.007 | <10 | 0.06 | 3.3 × 106 |
RNu-9 | |||||
1st challenge | 440 | <10 | <50 | ||
2nd challenge | 550 | 1.25× | <10 | - | 7.4 × 106 |
RBa-10 | |||||
1st challenge | 820 | 120 | transient – 267 | ||
2nd challenge | 240 | 0.29 | <10 | 0.08 | 3.8 × 106 |
RAr-9 (Control) | |||||
1st challenge | 0 | <10 | <50 | ||
2nd challenge | 5 | - | <10 | - | 7.7 × 107 |
Comparison of virus-specific ELISPOT reactivity, SHIV-1157ip nAb activity and peak plasma viremia levels at the time of 1st challenge (SHIV-1157ip) and 2nd challenge (SHIV-1157ipd3N4) from animals that were rechallenged with SHIV-1157ipd3N4. Values for the completely protected animal, RAt-9, are underlined.
The sum of all HIV-Tat and SIV Gag-specific ELISPOTS at the time of each challenge.
Where 1st challenge values were <10, the magnitude fold-change was calculated using a value of 9. adapted from Rasmussen et al. [13]