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Tuning the Natural Killer Cell Response to Missing Self

When

Wednesday, January 31, 2018

12:00 PM - 01:00 PM

Where

NCI at Frederick, 549 Auditorium

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Event Type

Seminar

Event Series

Frederick Faculty Seminar Series

Event Description

The human KIR and murine Ly49 receptors for class I MHC play an important role in the development and function of natural killer (NK) cells. A major focus of the Anderson lab is unraveling the mechanisms controlling the stochastic process whereby class I receptors are expressed by subsets of NK cells. Note: Lecture will be video-conferenced to the ATRF Room E1201.

Featured Speaker(s)

Dr. Stephen Anderson Senior Investigator (Contr) Cancer and Inflammation Program Head, Molecular Immunology Section.

Sponsored By

Cancer and Inflammation Program

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