Table 4.

Detection of HIV-1 Tat in the serum of HIV-1—infected patients


HIV-1+ patients

Tat, ng/mL*
1   300  
2   400  
3   400  
4   500  
5   550  
6   300  
7   150  
8   400  
9   150  
10   < 50  
11   250  
12   250  
13   250  
14   < 50  
15   400  
16   550  
17   450  
18   450  
19   150  
20   250  
21   300  
22   350  
23   < 50  
24   400  
25   < 50  
26   200  
27   250  
28   550  
HIV-1- HBV+/HCV+ patients   
1   ND  
2   ND  
3   < 10  
4   < 10  
5   ND  
6   ND  
7   < 10  
8   ND  
9   ND  
10   < 10  
Healthy donors   
H1   ND  
H2   ND  
H3   ND  
H4   ND  
H5   < 10  
H6   < 10  
H7   ND  
H8   < 10  
H9   ND  
H10   ND  
H11   ND  
H12   < 10  
H13   ND  
H14   ND  
H15
 
ND
 

HIV-1+ patients

Tat, ng/mL*
1   300  
2   400  
3   400  
4   500  
5   550  
6   300  
7   150  
8   400  
9   150  
10   < 50  
11   250  
12   250  
13   250  
14   < 50  
15   400  
16   550  
17   450  
18   450  
19   150  
20   250  
21   300  
22   350  
23   < 50  
24   400  
25   < 50  
26   200  
27   250  
28   550  
HIV-1- HBV+/HCV+ patients   
1   ND  
2   ND  
3   < 10  
4   < 10  
5   ND  
6   ND  
7   < 10  
8   ND  
9   ND  
10   < 10  
Healthy donors   
H1   ND  
H2   ND  
H3   ND  
H4   ND  
H5   < 10  
H6   < 10  
H7   ND  
H8   < 10  
H9   ND  
H10   ND  
H11   ND  
H12   < 10  
H13   ND  
H14   ND  
H15
 
ND
 
*

Tat measurements in the sera of HIV-1-infected patients, patients with HBV/HCV infection, and healthy donors were performed using ELISA with a rabbit anti-Tat antiserum (10 μg/mL) as capture antibody and a biotinylated rabbit anti-Tat antiserum (1 μg/mL) as detection antibody, followed by Av-HRP (1:2000) and by the specific substrate. Results (ng/mL) referred to synthetic Tat (Tecnogen) used as standard.

ND indicates not detectable.

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