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FcRγ Gene Editing Reprograms Conventional NK Cells to Display Key Features of Adaptive Human NK Cells
19 Oct 2020
Abstract excerpt
Adaptive human natural killer (NK) cells display significantly enhanced responsiveness to a broad-range of antibody-bound targets through the engagement of CD16 compared to conventional NK cells, yet direct reactivity against tumor targets is generally reduced. Adaptive NK cells also display a distinct phenotype and differential expression of numerous genes, including reduced expression of signaling adapter FcRγ...
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