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NK cell determinants of immunity to mycobacterium tuberculosis in humans
Natural killer (NK) cells are highly equipped responders to pathogen-infected and neoplastic cells by directly killing target cells and secreting immunoregulatory cytokines. Our understanding of the role of NK cells in TB pathogenesis remains incomplete. This thesis aimed to investigate the function...
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Department of Pathology
2024
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