WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
Differentiation of uterine tissue-resident natural killer cells
Differentiation of uterine tissue-resident natural killer cells is a funding opportunity from WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, up to 37249, closing February 1, 2030.
Feb 1, 2030
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PROJECT SUMMARY For a pregnancy to succeed, the immune environment at the maternal-fetal interface must be precisely regulated to support fetal development. Uterine natural killer (uNK) cells–the most abundant lymphocyte at the maternal- fetal interface–are thought to contribute to various physiological aspects of…