Research Article

Study of Natural Cytotoxicity Receptors in Patients with HIV/AIDS and Cancer: A Cross-Sectional Study

Table 5

Correlation analysis between NCRs and CD4 T cells, CD4/CD8 ratio, and days since HIV/AIDS diagnosis.

NKp30CD4 T cellsCD4/CD8 ratioDays since HIV/AIDS diagnosis

NK cells
Healthy donors
NKp460.7272 0.2585 −0.1408 NA
NKp300.1617 −0.0004 NA
HIV/AIDS group
NKp460.9046 0.2400 0.1928 0.0677
NKp300.2821 0.3249 0.1428
HIV/AIDSWC group
NKp460.7580 0.3351 0.0754 0.0948
NKp300.3677 0.2671 0.3910

CD56 NK subset
Healthy donors
NKp460.7838 0.2220 −0.1461 NA
NKp300.2208 0.0192 NA
HIV/AIDS group
NKp460.9297 0.2213 0.1986 0.0962
NKp300.3037 ()0.3446 0.1946
HIV/AIDSWC group
NKp460.7156 0.3558 0.0864 0.1039
NKp300.3571 0.3112 0.4727

CD56 NK subset
Healthy donors
NKp460.7121 0.6241 0.0698 NA
NKp300.6232 0.2029 NA
HIV/AIDS group
NKp460.3303 0.3947 0.0571 0.2101
NKp300.0987 0.1911 0.3172
HIV/AIDSWC group
NKp460.8096 0.3094 −0.0091 −0.1055
NKp300.2354 0.0524 0.0975

The numbers are shown as “rs (p)”. . Significant p values are highlighted in bold. The correlation coefficient rs > 0 shows positive correlation; rs < 0 stands for negative correlation. and rs > 0.4 indicates the significant correlation between the two indexes. NA: not applicable.