Figure 2.
Figure 2. Decline in EBV-specific CD4+ and CD8+ memory T cells during HIV infection. Examples of EBNA1- and BZLF1-specific T-cell responses during the course of HIV infection, measured after 12 days of specific in vitro expansion. Panel A represents a subject who progressed to an EBV-related NHL, panel B represents an individual who progressed to non–EBV-related AIDS (Candida esophagitis), and panel C represents a slow progressor (asymptomatic for more than 17 years). Values in the top left corner indicate the number of CD8+ T cells that grew out of 106 PBMCs put into culture (after substraction of the medium background), whereas the vertical values in the right part of the plots indicate the number of specific CD4+ T cells. The values above the plots indicate the follow-up time in months relative to NHL or AIDS or to HIV seroconversion for the slow progressor. † indicates death; Prog, progressor; and SC, seroconversion.

Decline in EBV-specific CD4+ and CD8+ memory T cells during HIV infection. Examples of EBNA1- and BZLF1-specific T-cell responses during the course of HIV infection, measured after 12 days of specific in vitro expansion. Panel A represents a subject who progressed to an EBV-related NHL, panel B represents an individual who progressed to non–EBV-related AIDS (Candida esophagitis), and panel C represents a slow progressor (asymptomatic for more than 17 years). Values in the top left corner indicate the number of CD8+ T cells that grew out of 106 PBMCs put into culture (after substraction of the medium background), whereas the vertical values in the right part of the plots indicate the number of specific CD4+ T cells. The values above the plots indicate the follow-up time in months relative to NHL or AIDS or to HIV seroconversion for the slow progressor. † indicates death; Prog, progressor; and SC, seroconversion.

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