Immune Cell Theraphy

Immune Cell

The Future of Personalized Immunotherapy 

What are Immune Cells?

Immune cells are specialized cells that protect the human body by resisting invading pathogens and viruses, as well as tumor (cancer) cells that develop internally. A decline in immune cell function can lead to various infectious diseases and cancer. Conversely, a malfunction in immune cell activity can result in autoimmune diseases, such as allergies, atopy, and rheumatism.

Types of Immune Cells

Innate Immunity

Natural, non-specific immunity present from birth.

(Example: The reflex of tearing up to flush out dust from the eyes.)

Adaptive(Acquired) Immunity 

Immunity developed through learning and memory upon exposure to specific pathogens. Characterized by a specific memory response. (Example: Flu vaccination.)

GERON BIO’s Immune Cells  

Immune Cell Culture and Research Process 

NK Cell morphology 

Before cultivation

After cultivation

Characterization of Produced Cells