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From: Characterisation of a wild-type influenza (A/H1N1) virus strain as an experimental challenge agent in humans

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Summary of clinical, virological and immunological responses. Data from individual subjects is ranked per cohort according to physician-reported signs. Physician-reported signs: Data is shown as the cumulative number of clinical signs reported after influenza challenge during the quarantine period. For each subject, mild, moderate and severe clinical signs are shown as a stacked bar graph with no weighting of data applied. Fever of greater than 37.7°C is shown as a symbol next to the bar where appropriate. Subject-reported symptoms: As for clinical signs but reporting the sum of the subject-reported symptoms. Nasal discharge weight: Data is shown as the cumulative nasal discharge weight in grams. Lymp:Monocyte ratio: The lymphocyte to monocyte ratio was calculated from haematology results collected 5 days after infection. Viral shedding (rRT-PCR): The results are shown as the cumulative virus copies/mL during the quarantine period. Serology: Geometric mean HI titres to A/California/7/2009 are shown from serum samples collected at 28 days after challenge. HI tires at screening and one day prior to challenge were all negative (≤10).

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