Killer Ig-Like Receptor ( <i>KIR</i> ) Genotype Predicts the Capacity of Human KIR-Positive CD56dim NK Cells to Respond to Pathogen-Associated Signals
Daniel S. Korbel(University of Cologne), Eleanor M. Riley(University of Edinburgh), Kirsty C. Newman(London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine), Amir Horowitz(Cancer Institute (WIA)), Ketevan Gendzekhadze(City Of Hope National Medical Center), Peter Parham(Stanford University), Paul J. Norman(University of Colorado Denver)
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