NKp30 enables NK cells to act naturally with fungi

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Quintin, J. Jessica
Levitz, S.M.

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NK cells have direct activity against fungal pathogens. Using an unbiased systematic approach, Li et al. (2013) find that NKp30 is a major NK cell receptor responsible for fungal recognition. Moreover, diminished NKp30 expression is associated with reduced antifungal activity in NK cells isolated from HIV-infected persons.

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