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1 Fig. 5. Rises in RSV PRNT during the surveillance period.
Rises in RSV PRNT during the surveillance period. RSV PRNT in sera from six vaccinees and three placebo recipients in whom ≥4-fold rises in titer between the pre- and postsurveillance specimens were detected (see text for additional details). Blue solid lines, vaccinees with rises in RSV PRNT in whom no RSV MAARI was detected (n = 5; corresponding to subjects 33, 35, 44, 46, and 56 in the supplementary tables); blue dashed line, vaccinee with rise in RSV PRNT in whom RSV MAARI was detected (n = 1; subject 38 in the supplementary tables); red solid line, placebo recipient with rise in RSV PRNT in whom no RSV MAARI was detected (n = 1; subject 36 in the supplementary tables); red dashed lines, placebo recipients with rise in RSV PRNT in whom RSV MAARI was detected (n = 2; subjects 43 and 57 in the supplementary tables). Antibody titers are expressed as 1/log2, but for ease of interpretation, titers corresponding to the arithmetic values of 1:16, 1:64, 1:256, 1:1024, and 1:4096 are also shown. Ruth A. Karron et al., Sci Transl Med 2015;7:312ra175 Published by AAAS

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