KIR-KIRL combinations that effectively contribute to NK cell alloreactivity
KIR-KIRL interaction . | Functional consequences . | NK cell alloreactivity toward . |
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KIR2DL1–HLA-C2 | Inhibition in HLA-C2+ patients | Lysis in HLA-C1+ patients |
KIR2DL2/3–HLA-C1 | inhibition in HLA-C1+ patients | Partial lysis in HLA-C2+ patients* |
KIR3DL1–HLA-Bw4 | Inhibition in patients with Bw4+ supertypic specificity | Lysis in Bw4− patients |
KIR2DS1–HLA-C2 | Activation in HLA-C2+ patients | Lysis in HLA-C2+ patients (only when donor is HLA-C1/C1) |
KIR-KIRL interaction . | Functional consequences . | NK cell alloreactivity toward . |
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KIR2DL1–HLA-C2 | Inhibition in HLA-C2+ patients | Lysis in HLA-C1+ patients |
KIR2DL2/3–HLA-C1 | inhibition in HLA-C1+ patients | Partial lysis in HLA-C2+ patients* |
KIR3DL1–HLA-Bw4 | Inhibition in patients with Bw4+ supertypic specificity | Lysis in Bw4− patients |
KIR2DS1–HLA-C2 | Activation in HLA-C2+ patients | Lysis in HLA-C2+ patients (only when donor is HLA-C1/C1) |
See Pende et al.40