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Explore the fascinating world of Immunobiology with a focus on Natural Killer (NK) cell receptors. This comprehensive resource delves into the intricate mechanisms of how NK cells recognize and eliminate threats, contributing significantly to cellular immunity. Learn about the diverse receptor repertoire of NK cells and their crucial role in defending against infections and cancer.