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NKDA no known drug allergies
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NK cells NK cells belong to the innate immune system and are specialized to kill target cells that are either infected with viruses or host cells that have become cancerous. CD56 is a surface marker specific to NK cells.
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NK cells natural killer lymphocytes - see natural killer (NK) cells.
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NK cells large lymphocytes with granules in the cytoplasm that kill infected cells and tumor cells
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NK c.’s natural killer cells; cells capable of mediating cytotoxic reactions without prior sensitization against the target. NK cells are small lymphocytes without B or T cell surface markers that originate in the bone marrow and develop fully in the absence of the thymus; their cytotoxic activity is not antibody-dependent. They can lyse a wide variety of tumor cells and other cell types and are probably important in natural resistance to tumors. Interferon augments their activity. See lymphocyte.
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