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From: Naïve CD4+ cell counts significantly decay and high HIV RNA levels contribute to immunological progression in long-term non-progressors infected with HIV by blood products: a cohort study

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The dynamics of CD4+ T cell subsets during follow-up between DG and non-DG. The CD4+ T cell percentage decreased gradually in the DG(a). The CD4+ T cell count dropped significantly in the DG while it maintained the similar level with that at enrolment in the non-DG(b). The naïve CD4+ T cell percentage experienced a down trend(c) while memory CD4+ T cell percentage was comparable to that at enrolment (e). The naïve CD4+ T cell counts decreased significantly(d) while memory CD4+ T cell counts decayed slightly(f) in the DG

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BMC Immunology

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