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Altered natural killer cells subsets distribution in children with hepatitis C following vertical transmission.

Alimentary pharmacology & therapeutics - 1 Jan 2016

Indolfi G, Mangone G, Moriondo M, Serranti D, Bartolini E, Azzari C, Resti M

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BACKGROUND: Natural killer (NK) cells number, phenotypes and function have been evaluated in many studies in adults with hepatitis C as compared with healthy controls or dynamically during interferon-based and interferon-free treatments. Overall, in adults with chronic infection number of circulating NK cells has been reported to be lower when compared to spontaneous resolvers and healthy subjects. Different...

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PMID: 26470759
DOI: 10.1111/apt.13430

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