cell therapy

Natural killer cells are shown attaching a tumor.
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An illustration of cells with orange nuclei and transparent cytoplasm
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Four blue-colored B cells are shown against a blue background.
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A woman rubs her hands.
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Avani Parikh wears a lab coat while conducting an experiment at a lab bench.
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Inside the robotic cluster at Multiply Labs
| 8 min read
A hand with a white glove placing an object in a centrifuge.
Two Antion Biosciences researchers look at a fluorescent image on a computer monitor while wearing white lab coats and purple gloves.
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A 3D rendering of a purple-colored macrophage engulfing orange-colored cancer cells
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Two women compete in a judo match.
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