Immune conditions of the human newborn. II. Cellular specific inmunity. Antibody-dependent cellular cyto­toxicity and natural killer
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Romo A, Lorente Toledano F, García Burriel JI, Salazar V. Immune conditions of the human newborn. II. Cellular specific inmunity. Antibody-dependent cellular cyto­toxicity and natural killer. Bol Pediatr. 2026;27(119):25-32. Accessed June 25, 2026. https://boletindepediatria.org/boletin/article/view/2135

Abstract

The cellular immunity of the human new­ born, like the rest of the immune system, is functionally deficient. His regulatory func­ tion and the effector role are impaired. The function of the «third population» of lym­phocytes and the natural killer activity are also immature at this age. These decreased functional properties may provide another explanation for the increased susceptibility to infection in the neonate.

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