they act as macrophages and eat invaders nearby. it klls anything that is harmful.
far as i know of there is no nk cells
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How a natural killer cells don't kill own or self cell because NK cells are non specific in nature
Natural Killer cells are lymphocytes (white blood cells specialised in immunity) that are cytotoxic, meaning that they produce toxins that affect other cells.
this is my question what is the function of t-cells?
far as i know of there is no nk cells
Natural Killer cells (NK)
IgG functions as an antibody that helps in phagocytosis of microbes and activates NK cells to kill the pathogen.
T-cells B-cells NK cells (natural killer)
B cells T cells or NK cells
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Yes our immune system does fight it. These are the NK cells. NK cells naturally present Inhibitory R and NK R. Target cells do not present MHC but present the ligand for NKR. So although lignad on NK binds to NKR, there is no MHC to interact with inhibitory R. So NK cells do not receive inhibitory signal and attacks the cell (e.g. cancerous cell). But at times there may be cancer cells undetected, which is why our immune system can't 'sense' it.
NK Cells. Natural Killer Cells.
Cancer cells and virus infected body cells can be killed before activation of adaptive immunity by natural killer cells. These may be noted as NK cells in literature.
How a natural killer cells don't kill own or self cell because NK cells are non specific in nature
Nk (natural killer) cells.
NK cell