FcγRIIIA

In a land of cells, so small and bright, There lived a protein, shining with light. CD16a was its fancy name, A receptor with a special claim. With low affinity, it would bind, To immunoglobulins, oh how kind! It recognized the Fc region so true, And knew just what to do. CD16a, a gene it did hold, Encoded in humans, a story to unfold. Part of the cluster of differentiation, On the cell surface, a lovely creation. In the immune system, it played a role, Helping the body stay strong and whole. With its binding power, it would fight, Protecting us with all its might. So let's celebrate CD16a, oh so grand, A protein with a mission, you understand. In the land of cells, it shines so bright, Keeping us healthy day and night. Random page: KACN-LP