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Immune signatures for HIV 1 and HIV 2 induced CD4+T cell dysregulation in an Indian cohort

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Table 1 Clinical characteristics of participants
Table 2 Association of CD4 T cell subsets, MFI of CD25 and CD127, Level of immune activation and level of cytotoxicity withabsolute CD4 count across the groups
Fig. 2 Level of Immune activation in HIV-1 and HIV-2 chronic infection.and the significance (was evaluated by unpaired t test; *,in both ART-naïve HIV-1( a Comparison of expression of immune activation markers (CD38&HLA-DR) onCD4+T and CD8+T cells among AR
Fig. 3 Expression of Granzyme B in CD4and ***,both ART-naïve HIV-1 (and the significance (HIV-2 (+T and CD8+T cells
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