FIRSTLY
What are NKT cells(natural killer T cells)?
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1986
NKT cells are discovered
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1997
Discovery of NKT cell ligand glycolipid (immune function active substance)
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2000
Discovery of adjuvant action by NKT cells
Advantages of NKT cell-targeted therapy
- By simultaneously activating the innate and adaptive immune systems, it simultaneously attacks 2 types of “cancer cells” that are always present: (1) cancer cells with MHC and (2) cancer cells without MHC.
- Therefore, all patients and all cancers can be treated.
- Recovery from cancer-induced immunodeficiency.
- Fewer side effects because it activates the immune cells already present in the body
SCONDLY
What is NKT cell-targeted therapy(natural killer T cell-targeted therapy)?
It has been shown to be highly effective in preventing recurrence.
It is the fourth type of lymphocyte after T cells, B cells, and NK cells. The name NKT comes from the fact that it has the characteristics of both NK cells and T cells.NKT cells have a strong immune response enhancement effect, and by directly killing cancer cells and IFN-γ production, they activate the immune system and exert an indirect antitumor effect.We are developing an immuno-cell therapy that targets NKT cells.
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It is a treatment method in which blood is collected and cultured and dendritic cells are bound
with an immunologically active substance and returned to the body.Doing so activates NKT cells in the body and exerts an antitumor effect.
THIRDLY
NKT cell-targeted treatment procedure
成分採血した単球(白血球の1つ)を細胞培養施設に移送します。
Dendritic cells bound with substances possessing specific functions are used as in-hospital preparations.
What are NKT cells (natural killer T cells)?
It is the fourth type of lymphocyte after T cells, B cells, and NK cells. The name NKT comes from the fact that it has the characteristics of both NK cells and T cells. NKT cells have a strong immune response enhancement effect, and by directly killing cancer cells and activating the immune system through IFN-γ production, they exert antitumor effects indirectly.We are developing an immuno-cell therapy that targets NKT cells.