Placentation and antitumor immunity regulated by a scaffolding protein in NK cells

Francesco Colucci

doi:10.1126/sciimmunol.aax9589

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Abstract

Natural killer cells use the Gab3 adaptor protein to limit trophoblast invasion during pregnancy and to reject tumor cells. See the related Research Article by Sliz et al.

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Natural killer cells use the Gab3 adaptor protein to limit trophoblast invasion during pregnancy and to reject tumor cells. See the related Research Article by Sliz et al.

Placentation and antitumor immunity regulated by a scaffolding protein in NK cells

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