Abstract:Impaired natural killer (NK) cell activity in women with endometriosis is thought to promote implantation and the progressive growth of endometrial tissue in accordance with Sampson's hypothesis. However, the mechanisms responsible for decreased NK cell activity and the antigens recognized by NK cells in these women are not clear.
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