Functional and phenotypic changes of natural killer cells in whole blood during Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection and disease

Keyphrases

• Natural Killer Cells 100%
• Mycobacterium Tuberculosis Infection 100%
• Phenotypic Change 100%
• Whole Blood 100%
• Functional Change 100%
• Tuberculosis Disease 100%
• Tuberculosis 70%
• Tuberculin Skin Test 30%
• Innate Immunity 20%
• Interferon-α (IFN-α) 10%
• Treatment Response 10%
• Cell Phenotype 10%
• Cellular Components 10%
• Cell Function 10%
• Infectious Diseases 10%
• Cell Differentiation 10%
• Knowledge Gaps 10%
• Mycobacterium Tuberculosis (M. tb) 10%
• Infection Rate 10%
• Natural Killer 10%
• Adaptive Immunity 10%
• Health Anxiety 10%
• Cytokine Signaling 10%
• Valuable Insight 10%
• Latently Infected 10%
• Degranulation 10%
• Cell Toxicity 10%
• Protective Immunity 10%
• Global Health 10%
• Tuberculosis Treatment 10%
• Vaccine Development 10%
• Components of the Immune System 10%
• Low-resource Countries 10%
• Gambia 10%
• Antigen Exposure 10%
• Specific Memory 10%
• Household Contacts 10%
• Cross-sectional Assessment 10%
• Natural Protection 10%
• Memory Type 10%
• Infection Surveillance 10%
• CD57 10%
• NKG2C 10%
• Memory Markers 10%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Natural Killer Cell 100%
• Mycobacterium Tuberculosis 100%
• Mantoux Test 30%
• interferon 10%
• Cell Differentiation 10%
• Adaptive Immune System 10%
• Innate Immune System 10%
• Cell Mediated Cytotoxicity 10%
• Degranulation 10%
• Cytokine Signaling 10%
• Components of the Immune System 10%