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                     Killer-cell Immunoglobulin-like Receptor (KIR) gene profiles modify HIV disease course, not HIV acquisition in South African women

A. Hill (3410096); A. Kharsany (3410075); C. Gray (3410090); D. Chopera (3410084); D. de Assis Rosa (3410102); H. Hong (2665978); K. Mlisana (3410072); L. Werner (3410063); M. Altfeld (3410093); N. Garrett (3410105); Q. Abdool Karim (3410081); R. Moodley (3410066); S. Abdool Karim (3410099); S. Sibeko (3410078); T. Ndungâu (3410171); V. Naranbhai (3410087); W. Carr (3410069)

Additional file 4: Figure S3. of Killer-cell Immunoglobulin-like Receptor (KIR) gene profiles modify HIV disease course, not HIV acquisition in South African women

Authors: A. Hill (3410096)
A. Kharsany (3410075)
C. Gray (3410090)
D. Chopera (3410084)
D. de Assis Rosa (3410102)
H. Hong (2665978)
K. Mlisana (3410072)
L. Werner (3410063)
M. Altfeld (3410093)
N. Garrett (3410105)
Q. Abdool Karim (3410081)
R. Moodley (3410066)
S. Abdool Karim (3410099)
S. Sibeko (3410078)
T. Ndungâu (3410171)
V. Naranbhai (3410087)
W. Carr (3410069)
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Abstract

Viral load measures according to HLA-types. . Each panel shows individual viral load or CD4+ T-cell count measures (dots) and LOWESS smoothed curve coloured according to HLA classification as protective, harmful or reference according to previous studies, with 95Â % CI shown in grey shading. (PDF 1148Â kb

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