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Table 1.

Clinical data.

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Figure 1.

Phenotypic analysis of NDGs.

NDGs were isolated from the blood of HIV+ patients with CD4+ T cell counts >350 (n = 11) or <350 cells/µL (n = 10) as described in materials and methods and the expression levels of phenotypic markers were determined by flow cytometry. Isotype controls: <1%. Statistical significance was determined by a two-tailed Mann-Whitney test. Box = interquartile range and median; whiskers = range.

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Table 2.

Phenotype of NDGs.

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Figure 2.

Correlation between CD4+ T cells and phenotypic markers.

NDGs were isolated from the blood of HIV+ patients (n = 21) as described in materials and methods and the expression levels of phenotypic markers were determined by flow cytometry. Correlation between CD4+ T cell counts and phenotypic markers was determined by a Spearman's rank test.

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Table 3.

NDGs: Correlation between CD4+ T cell counts and MFIs.

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Figure 3.

Correlation between viral load and phenotypic markers.

NDGs were isolated from the blood of HIV+ patients (n = 21) as described in materials and methods and the expression levels of phenotypic markers were determined by flow cytometry. Correlation between viral load and phenotypic markers was determined by a Spearman's rank test.

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Table 4.

NDGs: Correlation between viral loads and MFIs.

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Table 5.

Phenotype of LDGs.

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Table 6.

LDGs: Correlation between CD4+ T cell counts and MFIs.

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Table 7.

Correlation between viral loads and MFIs.

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Figure 4.

Phenotypes of NDGs and LDGs in CD4low and CD4high HIV+ patients.

PBMCs and NDGs were isolated from the blood of HIV+ patients with CD4+ T cell counts >350 (n = 11) or <350 cells/µL (n = 10) as described in materials and methods and the expression levels of phenotypic markers were determined by flow cytometry. Isotype controls: <1%. Statistical significance was determined by a two-tailed Mann-Whitney test. Box = interquartile range and median; whiskers = range.

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Table 8.

LDGs and NDGs in HIV+ patients in CD4low HIV+ patients.

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Table 9.

LDGs and NDGs in HIV+ patients in CD4high HIV+ patients.

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