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This article explores how type-I interferon activates NK cells to control polycythemia vera progression, revealing insights into immune modulation and therapeutic potential in myeloproliferative neoplasms.
Severe trauma induces maturation and cytotoxic phenotypes in NK cells but paradoxically decreases expression of activating receptors critical for immune defense, revealing a mechanism underlying posttrauma immune dysregulation and vulnerabi
Severe trauma induces phenotypic maturation of natural killer cells but leads to a loss of key activating receptors, potentially driving posttraumatic immune dysfunction and increased infection risk.