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Table 1 Demographic status of the populations examined

From: Variants in the CYP7B1 gene region do not affect natural resistance to HIV-1 infection

Characteristics

Colombia

Italy

Peru

SP (n = 51)

HESN (n = 62)

SP (n = 114)

HESN (n = 125)

SP (n = 95)

HESN (n = 130)

Age, mean years ± SD

33.9 ± 7.5

35.1 ± 10.6

42.4 ± 8.8

41.6 ± 9.1

30.8 ± 6.7

31.2 ± 10.7

Males, n (%)

26 (50)

27 (44.2)

69 (60.5)

53 (42.4)

94 (99)

123 (90)

Viral load, median copies/mL (interquartile range)

2569 (488–25,075)

10,950 (395–27,410)

29,694 (11,162–63,381)

CD4+ T cell/µL count, median (interquartile range)

366 (190–568)

369 (239–554)

417e (331–544)

Monthly unprotected sexual episodes, mean (range)c

8 (1–30)

8 (1–30)

3 (1.5–10)

7 (1–25)

Previous history of sexually transmitted diseases and/or AIDS-defining illnesses (%)

40

22a

39

ndd

29

Heterosexual orientation (%)

79

90

100

100

ndd

17

Homosexual orientation (%)

3

2

0

0

ndd

44

Bisexual orientation (%)

17

7

0

0

ndd

39

Ethnicity, ancestryb (%)

Afr: 25

Afr: 22

European (Tuscan): 100

European (Tuscan): 100

Mestizo: 100

Mestizo: 89

Amer: 40

Amer: 42

Indigenous: 5

Eur: 34

Eur: 35

Others: 6

  1. SP seropositives, HESN HIV-1 exposed seronegative, SD standard deviation, yrs years, Afr African, Amer Amerindian, Eur European
  2. aIn HESNs sexually transmitted diseases but no AIDS-defining illnesses
  3. bAncestry of the Colombian cohort was previously reported [17]
  4. cIn Peru, this refers to number of partners, not sexual episodes
  5. d“nd” is not determined. The majority is gay men but this question was not formally asked
  6. eCohort inclusion criteria was CD4 count >250 (requested by ethics board)