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Natural killers to rescue immune surveillance?

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Published1982
Citations38
References13

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1982 • 624 citations

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1977 • 467 citations

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1982 • 153 citations

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1981 • 141 citations

Studies on the mechanism of NK cell lysis.

1982 • 136 citations

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1982 • 133 citations

Oxygen intermediates are triggered early in the cytolytic pathway of human NK cells

1982 • 116 citations

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1979 • 98 citations

Mechanism of cell-mediated cytotoxicity at the single cell level. IV. Natural killing and antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity can be mediated by the same human effector cell as determined by the two-target conjugate assay.

1982 • 78 citations

Human large granular lymphocytes and natural killing: Ultrastructural studies of strontium‐induced degranulation

1982 • 76 citations

Differential effects of various pharmacological agents on the cytolytic reaction mechanism of the human natural killer lymphocyte: further resolution of programming for lysis and KCIL into discrete stages.

1982 • 60 citations

Clonally restricted natural killer-like cytotoxicity displayed by cloned human T cell lines.

1982 • 29 citations

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1982 • 10 citations

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