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*Longitudinal samples from women in the HIV Prevention Trials Network (HIVNET) 012 trial and HIVNET 012 follow-up study were analyzed using the BED-Capture enzyme immunoassay (BED) [8] and an antibody avidity assay based on the BioRad 1/2 + O ELISA test (avidity) [9].

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posted on 2013-02-20, 23:00 authored by Oliver Laeyendecker, Jessica D. Church, Amy E. Oliver, Anthony Mwatha, S. Michele Owen, Deborah Donnell, Ron Brookmeyer, Philippa Musoke, J. Brooks Jackson, Laura Guay, Clemesia Nakabiito, Thomas C. Quinn, Susan H. Eshleman

Baseline samples were collected near the time of delivery in the HIVNET 012 trial. Data from the baseline samples is shaded, as well as data from follow-up visits where a woman was pregnant (see Methods). Results from the BED and avidity assays that indicate recent infection (BED: results OD-n<0.8; for avidity: results <40%) are shown in bold text. Results are shown for baseline samples (obtained in the HIVNET 012 trial from the time of delivery or 7 days after delivery), and for samples collected 3, 4, and 5 years later (3Y, 4Y, 5Y). aThese women were identified as falsely incident at follow-up using the BED assay; two of these women had subtype A infection and two had subtype D infection. bThese women may have had incident infection in the HIVNET 012 trial. cThese samples were obtained when women were on antiretroviral therapy.

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