02How it works
Step 1
The patient’s own NK cells.
Prior to starting initial treatment, a small number of NK cells are collected from the patient. No donor.
Step 2a
Intensive treatment comes first.
The patient goes through intensive treatment, such as chemotherapy and a stem cell transplant. It clears most of the cancer, but not always all of it: a few cells can be left behind.
Step 2b
Multiplied two-thousandfold.
Meanwhile, our proprietary method expands these NK cells ~2,000× and turns them into high-quality cancer fighters. No genetic editing required.
Step 3
Quick & simple infusion.
A 10-minute infusion returns them to the same patient, with no preconditioning beforehand.
Step 4
Seek and destroy.
Our NK cells are primed to find and kill cancer cells, targeting the residual disease left behind.
Step 5
Again, and again.
Cells kept back from the same batch go in as repeat doses, keeping up the pressure on any cancer cells that remain.