Table 1 Characteristics of the participants from the three cohorts

From: Dual role of circulating and mucosal Vδ1 T cells in the control of and contribution to persistent HIV-1 infection

 

ART PWH GW/UNCa

ART PWH SVb

ECc SV

N

46

4

3

Median age (years)(IQR)

36 (30–42)

40 (32–46)

52 (51–54)

Sex (self-reported)

 Male (%)

42 (91.3)

4 (100)

2 (66.6)

 Female (%)

4 (8.7)

-

1 (33.3)

Race (self-reported) (%)

 African-American

20 (43.5)

  

 Non-Hispanic, White

19 (41.3)

  

 Hispanic, White

3 (6.5)

4 (100%)

3 (100)

 Asian

2 (4.3)

  

 Other/unknown

2 (4.3)

  

Median time since diagnosis (months)(IQR)

89 (41–156)

92 (81–103)

310 (290–343)

Median CD4 nadir (cells/mm3)(IQR)

420 (324–531)

499 (423–594)

433 (313–523)

Stage at time of ART initiation (%)

 Acute (%)

11 (23.9)

  

 Chronic (%)

35 (76.1)

4 (100)

 

Median time on ART (months)(IQR)

72 (37–113)

60 (47–85)

 

Median time suppressed (<50 copies/ml)(months)(IQR)

44 (27–91)

56 (38–80)

 

Median CD4 count (cells/mm3)(IQR)

719 (615–851)

1103 (984–1143)

758 (552–782)

  1. aCohorts from George Washington (GW) or the University of North Carolina (UNC).
  2. bCohort from Seville (SV), Spain.
  3. cEC elite controllers.