To determine the response of each of these subsets to HIV infection in children, we compared the transcriptional response in ILC3 NKp44–, ILC3 NKp44+, and NK CD127– cells in tonsils from two virally suppressed ART-treated HIV-infected children with five age- and gender- (female) matched HIV-uninfected children (see Table S6). This evidence concerns the gene IL7R and HIV infectious disease.