Regenerative Medicine
医疗投资
stem cell therapy
Reverse the clock of life and regenerate the source of youth
Definition of regenerative medicine
Regenerative medicine is hailed as the jewel of future medicine and ranked among the top 10 technologies of the 20th century. Regenerative medicine is a cutting-edge medical approach that replaces dead cells or tissues in the human body, while repairing damaged cells and tissues, thereby regenerating organs and restoring their proper functions. Regenerative medicine holds the promise of treating a wide range of difficult and complex diseases and holds the key to humanity's journey into the centenarian era.
stem cells
Stem Cells
Stem cell technology belongs to "regenerative medicine technology"
Stem cells (SCs) are a type of multipotent cell with the ability to self-renew. Under certain conditions, they can differentiate into a variety of functional cells, potentially regenerating various tissues, organs, and the human body. They are known in the medical community as "universal cells."
NK cells
Natural Killer Cell
NK cells - "the body's first barrier"
NK cells (natural killer cells), also known as natural killer cells, are a type of lymphocyte and one of the most primitive immune cells, possessing a powerful killing ability. They can distinguish between normal and cancerous cells, and upon detecting cancer cells, they immediately launch a fierce attack. They are the body's primary "warriors" responsible for killing abnormal cells, including those that are aging, infected by viruses, and cancerous. NK cells have the potential to prevent cancer and delay aging, and are recognized by the medical community as "the body's first line of defense."