Lung Perfusion Provides New Insights into Human Lung-Resident Immune Cell Localization and Functional Interactions.

The article offers information about the ex vivo lung perfusion provides new insights into human lung-resident immune cell localization and functional interactions. It mentions that peripheral tissues have exposed to pathogens, requiring a specialized set of immune cells to recognize these threats. It discusses about tissue-resident memory considered as a player for protection from infection and cancer and participate in autoimmunity, allergy, and organ transplant rejection.