Search for dissertations about: "NK cell education"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 19 swedish dissertations containing the words NK cell education.
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1. NK Cell Cytotoxicity at the Single Cell Level
Abstract : Natural killer (NK) cells are innate immune cells with the ability to recognize and eliminate virally infected cells and cancer cells without prior sensitization. There is a functional heterogeneity between individual NK cells, where some NK cells are more efficient at killing cancer cells than others. READ MORE
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2. NK cell education and adhesion molecules : implications for immunotherapy
Abstract : NK cells have a key role in immune surveillance. They detect aberrant expression of stressinduced molecules and MHC class I molecules with an array of activating and inhibitory receptors. READ MORE
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3. On the role of Natural Killer cell immunogenetics for the outcome of immunotherapy in acute myeloid leukemia
Abstract : Numerous studies have revealed that natural killer cells have fundamental roles as effector cells in myeloid leukemias. Thus, understanding NK cell-related biomarkers that influence clinical outcome are warranted. READ MORE
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4. Dynamic shaping of human NK cell receptor repertoires : implications for NK cell-based immunotherapy
Abstract : Natural killer (NK) cells are innate lymphocytes with a potent intrinsic capacity to kill tumor cells, which makes them attractive candidates for cell-based cancer immunotherapy. Advances during the past decade have revealed that NK cells display a high degree of functional plasticity, suggesting that some subsets may be more effective in targeting cancer cells. READ MORE
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5. Single cell studies of natural killer cell immune surveillance
Abstract : Our immune system protects us from microbes such as viruses, bacteria and parasitic worms. The immune system also plays a key role in fighting cancer and in carrying out a function termed ‘immune surveillance’, natural killer (NK) cells patrol tissues and participate in the elimination of transformed cells and established tumors. READ MORE