PMID: 11317076Apr 24, 2001Paper

HIV viral load in Thai men and women with subtype E infections

Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes : JAIDS
R TrichavarojA E Brown

Abstract

The assessment of potential "breakthrough infections" in HIV vaccine trials requires knowledge of viral load in unvaccinated persons. Therefore, HIV-1 RNA was quantitated in plasma from Thai adults with subtype E infections. RNA was detectable (> or =500 copies/ml) in 93% of 255 specimens, with a mean (standard deviation) value of 4.09 (0.88) log copies/ml. The concentration of RNA was directly related to the presence of AIDS-defining illnesses, inversely related to CD4 count, and independent of gender after adjustment for CD4 count.

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