Soleimanian et al. suggested that adaptive/memory-like NK cells, in particular NKG2C, could be exploited in future viral immunotherapy for COVID-19 [43], while Maucourant et al. also reported that the hallmarks of different immunotypes of patients were a high expression of perforin, NKG2C and Ksp37 reflecting the increased presence of adaptive NK cells in the bloodstream of patients with severe disease [44]. The gene discussed is KLRC2; the disease is COVID-19.