Table 3.

Associations of biomarker concentrations with HIV status, demographics, smoking and alcohol use in the full sample

	B	95% CI	p-value
LBP (ng/ml)
HIV infectiona	4304.9	1293.3, 7316.4	.005
Sexb	5574.2	2250.6, 8897.8	.001
Age	66.8	−61.7, 195.2	.308
Cigarettes/day	209.1	3.7, 414.5	.046
Current alcohol usec			.
Moderate drinking	−30.3	−3089.6, 3029.0	.985
Heavy drinking	−1771.0	−5960.1, 2418.2	.407
LPS (pg/ml, log10 transformed)
HIV infection	.123	.025, .221	.014
Sex	.085	-.008, .179	.072
Age	−.006	-.009, −.002	.002
Cigarettes/day	−.002	-.007, .003	.364
Current alcohol use
Moderate drinking	−.025	-.134, .083	.647
Heavy drinking	−.010	-.137, .116	.871
sCD14 (ng/ml)
HIV infection	538.1	349.0, 727.3	< .001
Sex	298.9	103.6, 494.2	.003
Age	2.7	-7.2, 12.5	.598
Cigarettes/day	4.5	-8.0, 17.0	.482
Current alcohol use
Moderate drinking	−26.3	-238.5, 185.9	.808
Heavy drinking	−128.1	-408.2, 152.0	.370
sCD163 (ng/ml)
HIV infection	237.8	109.8, 365.8	< .001
Sex	118.0	−8.3, 244.3	.067
Age	1.1	−4.5, 6.8	.693
Cigarettes/day	−12.4	−27.4, 2.5	.103
Current alcohol use
Moderate drinking	29.3	−281.4, 340.0	.853
Heavy drinking	103.2	−166.0, 372.5	.452

^aCoded to indicate biomarker values in HIV-infected participants relative to uninfected participants.

^bCoded to indicate biomarker values in women relative to men.

^cComparisons are to non-drinking group.