Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Innate lymphoid cells (ILCs) are a group of innate immune cells that belong to the lymphoid lineage but do not respond in an antigen-specific manner, as they lack a B or T cell receptor. This relatively newly described group of cells has different physiological functions, some of them analogous to helper T cells, while also including the cytotoxic NK cells. In accordance, they have an important role in protective immunity and the regulation of homeostasis and inflammation, so their dysregulation can lead to immune pathology such as allergy and autoimmune disease."@en }
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- Innate_lymphoid_cell abstract "Innate lymphoid cells (ILCs) are a group of innate immune cells that belong to the lymphoid lineage but do not respond in an antigen-specific manner, as they lack a B or T cell receptor. This relatively newly described group of cells has different physiological functions, some of them analogous to helper T cells, while also including the cytotoxic NK cells. In accordance, they have an important role in protective immunity and the regulation of homeostasis and inflammation, so their dysregulation can lead to immune pathology such as allergy and autoimmune disease.".
- Q13418826 abstract "Innate lymphoid cells (ILCs) are a group of innate immune cells that belong to the lymphoid lineage but do not respond in an antigen-specific manner, as they lack a B or T cell receptor. This relatively newly described group of cells has different physiological functions, some of them analogous to helper T cells, while also including the cytotoxic NK cells. In accordance, they have an important role in protective immunity and the regulation of homeostasis and inflammation, so their dysregulation can lead to immune pathology such as allergy and autoimmune disease.".