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NK Cell-Mediated Recall Responses: Memory-Like, Adaptive, or Antigen-Specific?
Frontiers in cellular and infection microbiology - 1 Jan 2020
Stary Victoria, Stary Georg
Abstract excerpt
Mounting experimental evidence hints to an import role for natural killer (NK) cells in adaptive immune responses to pathogens. NK cells with adaptive features are heterogeneous and belong to different subsets according to their phenotype as well as the nature of their adaptive recall reactions. Three types of adaptive NK cell responses have been described: (i) NK cells with long-lived memory of multiple...
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