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Mucosal tissue NK cells directly mediate tissue protection and repair during infection
Abstract Preserving barrier integrity while mounting effective immunity is essential at mucosal surfaces. In examining the immune cells that mediate both inflammation and tissue homeostasis, we uncovered a dual role for natural killer (NK) cells in barrier immunity. While NK cells are known to contr
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