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The contribution of natural killer (NK) cells to immunosurveillance of human cancer remains debatable. Here, we discuss advances in several areas of human NK cell research, many of which support the ability of NK cells to prevent cancer development and avoid relapse following adoptive immunotherapy. We describe the molecular basis for NK cell recognition of human tumor cells and provide evidence for...
Surveillance against neoplastic transformation is dependent on intrinsic “nonimmune” control mechanisms that sense DNA damage and illegitimate cell growth. In addition, evidence from gene-targeted mice with a variety of immune defects demonstrates that the immune system is involved in tumor elimination. Induction of apoptosis is a common feature of most nonimmune surveillance mechanisms but also the...
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