Natural killer cells attacks which of the following cells
• The NK cells express activating and inhibitory receptors. The functional activity of the NK cells is regulated by a balance between signals from these receptors. Normal cells are not killed because inhibitory signals from normal MHC class I molecules override activating signals. The ability of NK cells to kill target cells is inversely related to target cell expression of MHC class I moleculesQ. If virus infection or neoplastic transformation disturbs or reduces the expression of class I MHC molecules, inhibitory signals delivered to NK cells are interrupted and lysis occurs.