. 2017 Sep 14;12(9):e0184494. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0184494

Table 2. Mean difference of HIV viral load in co-infected subjects according to time of HIV infection and HPgV viral load conditions.

*Conditions*	*HIV-recent HPgV-negative n = 29*	*HIV-late HPgV-negative n = 118*	*HIV-recent HPgV-low n = 37*	*HIV-late HPgV-low n = 82*	*HIV-recent HPgV-high n = 15*
*HIV-late HPgV-negative n = 118*	+0.062016
*HIV-recent HPgV-low n = 37*	-0.429253	-0.491269
*HIV-late HPgV-low n = 82*	-0.212959	-0.274974	+0.216294
*HIV-recent HPgV-high n = 15*	-0.455913	-0.517929	-0.02666	-0.242955
*HIV-late HPgV-high n = 22*	-0.795124^*	-0.85714^*	-0.365871	-0.582166	-0.339211

The table shows the differences of HIV viral load means between the 6 formed conditions (Bonferroni comparison test). HIV viral loads are expressed as genomic equivalents (GE)/ml (log₁₀).

* = (p<0.05).