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. 2021 Apr 19;12:661990. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2021.661990

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Copyright © 2021 Van de Wijer, van der Heijden, Horst, Jaeger, Trypsteen, Rutsaert, van Cranenbroek, van Rijssen, Joosten, Joosten, Vandekerckhove, Schoofs, van Lunzen, Netea, Koenen, van der Ven and de Mast

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Clinical determinants of WBC percentages in PLHIV (A) Heatmap of WBC percentages (n=108 WBC subsets) that were significantly associated with any of the clinical determinants tested in 211 PLHIV; WBC subsets that showed no significant correlations with any of the parameters (n=37) have been removed from the figure. (B) Examples of WBC subsets that were significantly associated with age, sex, smoking, or CD4 nadir. Inverse-rank transformed data were analyzed using linear regression and adjusted for age, sex, sampling time, and season. For color coding of the FDR-adjusted p-values see legend. PLHIV, people living with HIV; WBC, white blood cells.