Do natural killer cell subsets differentially reject embryonic stem cells based on licensing?
In this study, we show that expression of inhibitory Ly49s correlates with the ability of NK cells to kill murine ESC in an NKG2D-dependent manner. This further suggests that the rejection of similar stem cell transplants in humans will be dependent upon the presence of licensed NK cells.
The GR is not a useful measure of hypomimia or motor severity in PD.