Characterization of the Adaptive Nkg2c+ Nk Cell in Human Cytomegalovirus Infected Individuals: A Systematic Review
Suruthimitra Okpoluaefe,
Farah Hanina Mahmad-Najhan,
Norfarazieda Hassan
Abstract:The significance of adaptive natural killer (NK) cells in the subject pertaining to human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) infection is emphasized by the preferential expansion of a specific subset, termed NKG2C+ which can recognize an array of HCMV-encoded proteins. Until today, the subject of adaptive or ‘memory-like’ NK cells remains controversial, but more emerging evidence shows the cells' ability to ‘remember’. The purpose of this systematic review was to appraise recent literature that centered on the expansion o… Show more
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