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Decidualization‐derived cAMP promotes decidual NK cells to be angiogenic phenotype

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During early pregnancy, a large number of CD56bright natural killer cells (NKs) are accumulated in the decidua; unlike peripheral and cord blood NK cells (pNK and cNK), these decidual NK… Click to show full abstract

During early pregnancy, a large number of CD56bright natural killer cells (NKs) are accumulated in the decidua; unlike peripheral and cord blood NK cells (pNK and cNK), these decidual NK cells (dNK) display a great capacity to secrete a series of angiogenic/vascular factors, which are essential for placental development. However, the mechanism underlying the formation of dNK cells with an angiogenic phenotype remains unclear.

Keywords: decidual cells; decidualization derived; camp promotes; derived camp; angiogenic phenotype; cells angiogenic

Journal Title: American Journal of Reproductive Immunology
Year Published: 2022

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