Column A Column B a. NK-cell education 1. random expression patterns of KIR genes b. gene-content 2. two different protein modules with variation the same function c. framework genes d. variegated expression | 3. common to all KIR haplotypes 4. haplotypes differ in number and types of KIR genes e. convergent evolution 5. engagement of inhibitory receptor with a cognate MHC class I molecule

Column A Column B a. NK-cell education 1. random expression patterns of KIR genes b. gene-content 2. two different protein modules with variation the same function c. framework genes d. variegated expression | 3. common to all KIR haplotypes 4. haplotypes differ in number and types of KIR genes e. convergent evolution 5. engagement of inhibitory receptor with a cognate MHC class I molecule

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