Tac-kling tissue-resident uterine NK cells

After human uterus transplant, all uterine immune cell lineages were reconstituted but with alterations in tissue-resident NK cells, potentially due to tacrolimus (Asiimwe <i>et al.</i> and Strunz <i>et al.</i>, this issue).

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Science Translational Medicine
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2026-03-11
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https://doi.org/10.1126/scitranslmed.aec4494
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Reproductive System and Pregnancy
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Tac-kling tissue-resident uterine NK cells

Scott M. Gordon, Monique M. Poulson, Sonresa R. Molina-Vidales
Science Translational Medicine
Reproductive System and Pregnancy
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Tac-kling tissue-resident uterine NK cells

Scott M. Gordon, Monique M. Poulson, Sonresa R. Molina-Vidales
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Abstract

After human uterus transplant, all uterine immune cell lineages were reconstituted but with alterations in tissue-resident NK cells, potentially due to tacrolimus (Asiimwe <i>et al.</i> and Strunz <i>et al.</i>, this issue).

Science Translational MedicineVol. 18(840)
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (US), University of Pennsylvania (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 23%
Reproductive System and Pregnancy
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