HIV-infected children showed lower plasma concentrations and avidities of IgG against TT and measles, but not against pneumococcal polysaccharides, independent of viremia when compared with community controls, although anti-TT IgG avidities in HIV-infected children with low viremia did not reach statistical significance.
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Control of Viremia Enables Acquisition of Resting Memory B Cells with Age and Normalization of Activated B Cell Phenotypes in HIV-Infected Children.
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