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Florent Ginhoux reflects on a 2002 paper by Merad and colleagues that challenged the dogma that adult Langerhans cells arise from blood-circulating precursors.
Nuclear factor of activated T cells (NFAT) regulates IFNγ production in natural killer cells and controls fibrinolytic processes required to clear skin infections.