This, along with the absence of the degranulation response of NK cells against healthy donor PBMCs, showed that the use of DNAM-1+ GM NK-92 cells could be restricted/directed only to targets that had elevated CD112 and/or CD155 expression (Figures 2, 7), which is observed in tumors from various origins (65–83), including osteosarcomas (24). The gene discussed is CD226; the disease is osteosarcoma.