Adoptive Cellular Immunotherapy
Adoptive cellular immunotherapy involves using immune cells, often modified or expanded in a laboratory, to fight diseases such as cancer. These cells are reintroduced into the patient’s body to enhance the immune response. This approach is part of advanced treatments aimed at targeting disease at a cellular level.
Preclinical CRO
Preclinical contract research organizations support early drug development by conducting laboratory and animal studies. These studies help determine the safety and biological effects of new compounds before they are tested in humans, forming a critical step in the development process.
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