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NK Immune Cells

Natural killer cells, effective against cancer cells

Immune cells defend the body against invading pathogens, foreign matter and viruses — regulating immunity, destroying bacteria directly, and engulfing them.

Immune cell research in a laboratory

Why NK cells matter

Natural killer cells find cancer cells specifically and destroy them directly. They are a central part of innate immunity, and they respond without needing prior exposure to the target.

Because immunity declines with age, stress and illness, preserving and culturing healthy NK cells is a practical way to prepare for the future.

Types of immune cell

01

NK cell

NATURAL KILLER CELL

  • Finds cancer cells specifically and destroys them directly.
  • A key cell of innate immunity.
02

B cell

  • Responsible for humoral immunity.
  • Coordinates antibody production against specific pathogens.
03

T cell

  • Secretes toxins against invading antigens.
  • Remembers immune information and promotes antibody generation.
04

Macrophage

  • Involved in cellular immunity.
  • Regulates overall immune function.
05

Dendritic cell

  • Named for its finger- or branch-like shape.
  • An antigen-presenting cell that calls T cells to attack.
Immune cell visualisation

From immunity to daily wellbeing

Immune cell research connects directly to our other work — cell banking preserves the cells, cell beauty applies the culture media, and cell nutrition supports the body that produces them.

  • Increased immune cell activity
  • Mutual reinforcement with natural immunity
  • Almost no side effects reported
  • Effective alongside other treatment approaches

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