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Origin, phenotype and function of human natural killer cells in pregnancy.
Trends in immunology - 1 Nov 2011
Vacca Paola, Moretta Lorenzo, Moretta Alessandro, Mingari Maria Cristina
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During the early phases of pregnancy, natural killer (NK) cells are the predominant lymphoid cells in the human decidua. Here, rather than act as killers and/or drivers of inflammation, NK cells contribute to tissue building and remodeling and formation of new vessels due to the release of interl...
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