The regulating function of nature killer cells in immune system / 国际儿科学杂志

ABSTRACT

Nature killer ( NK) cells, important innate immune cells, can respond in an antigenindependent manner as well as secrete huge amounts of cytokines, which can regulate acquired immunity. The role of NK cells in immune system attracts increasingly attention. Resent studies have shown that the regulating function of NK cells is by reacting with dendritic cells and secreting cytokines.