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. 2018 Nov 26;69(5):853–860. doi: 10.1093/cid/ciy1006

Table 3.

Characteristics of 14 Index-partner Pairs with HIV-1 Infections and an HIV-1 pol Sequence Available

Pair ID Participant Gender Age Married HIV-1 RNA
(Copies/mL)
Days to First Seqa Genetic Distanceb Major Drug Resistance Mutation
1 Index M 41 0 >10 000 000 7 0.004
1 Partner F 27 1 281 895 15
2 Index F 35 0 >10 000 000 7 0.003
2 Partner M 32 1 201 030 91
3 Index F 19 1 2 538 529 5 0.003
3 Partner M 25 1 298 907 14
4 Index F 23 1 14 975 12 0.007
4 Partner M 27 1 94 271 12
5 Index F 38 1 168 106 12 0.001
5 Partner M 49 1 >10 000 000 17
6 Index M 27 1 >10 000 000 4 0.004
6 Partner F 20 1 20 076 7
7 Index M 23 1 2 141 468 7 0.005
7 Partner F 27 1 192 750 17
8 Index F 25 0 >10 000 000 10 0.007 M184V, T215F, K103N
8 Partner NA NA NA 131 763 25 M184V, T215F, K103N
9 Index F 19 1 1 485 143 10 0.012
9 Partner M 21 1 2982 18 V106VAMT,Y181YC
10 Index M 30 1 951 731 6 0.011
10 Partner F 36 1 12 296 17
11 Index M 23 1 208 792 8 0.004
11 Partner F 34 0 NA 11
12 Index F 25 1 109 739 5 0.001 K103N
12 Partner M 34 1 110 615 11
13 Index M 29 1 3 517 217 15 0.003 K103N
13 Partner F 21 1 389 34 K103N
14 Index F 21 1 491 952 6 0.042
14 Partner M 21 1 108 970 9

Abbreviations: HIV, human immunodeficiency virus; NA, not available.

aDays from diagnosis (index cases) or enrollment (partners) to HIV-1 sequences sampling.

bPairwise genetic distance between HIV-1 partial pol sequences (substitutions per site), calculated using the general time-reversible model of nucleotide substitution.