(一)干细胞疗法

1.什么是干细胞疗法?

干细胞是一类具有自我复制和多向分化潜能的原始细胞。它们存在于伴侣动物的许多组织中,能够发育成各种不同类型的细胞,用于修复和再生受损的组织和器官。

干细胞疗法使用伴侣动物自身的干细胞进行治疗,即自体干细胞疗法,利用自身干细胞的再生能力,指导它们治疗由创伤和衰老引起的疾病。

干细胞疗法提供了一种定制化且独特的解决方案,将有助于确保您的爱宠未来的健康和生活质量。因细胞来自宠物自身,因此不用担心排斥反应或副作用!

2.为什么选择自体干细胞?

零排异风险:使用伴侣动物自身细胞,无需药物抑制免疫

高活性保障:年轻时期储存的细胞增殖能力更强

即时可用:危急时刻无需等待细胞培养周期

3.双轨细胞库建设方案

方案一:自体干细胞库

采集来源:新生幼崽脐带/自体皮下脂肪等易获取组织

黄金窗口:建议在宠物3岁前完成首次储存

服务保障:终身冻存+三次免费复苏激活

方案二:异体同源细胞库

覆盖品种:约克夏/吉娃娃/拉布拉多/西高地/金毛/哈士奇/藏獒/德文/缅因/紫金渐层/蓝金渐层/布偶/暹罗等常见犬猫品种

应用优势:异体同源干细胞疗法比自体来源的疗法更具成本效益,并且效果相同

特别推荐:适合未储存自体干细胞的紧急治疗

4.干细胞疗法适应症

(1)神经系统疾病(脊髓损伤)

(2)消化系统疾病(口炎、扁桃腺炎、炎性肠病、咽炎、肝损伤)

(3)呼吸系统疾病(肺炎、支气管炎)

(4)运动系统疾病(骨折、关节炎、骨髓炎)

(5)内分泌系统疾病(糖尿病、皮肤病)

(6)泌尿系统疾病(肾损伤、膀胱炎、尿道炎)

(7)抗衰老

5.即刻开启细胞守护计划

初步评估:我们的专家团队将对宠物进行全面的健康评估,确定干细胞治疗的适应症和方案。 间充质干细胞采集和制备流程:

(二)NK细胞疗法

1.什么是NK细胞疗法?

认识免疫系统的特种部队NK细胞——与生俱来的病毒清道夫

NK细胞疗法是一种利用自然杀伤细胞(Natural Killer Cell,简称NK细胞)来治疗疾病的方法。

NK细胞是免疫系统中的快速反应部队,具备两大核心能力:

精准识别:无需抗体标记即可锁定异常细胞

多重杀伤:通过释放穿孔素/颗粒酶摧毁病变细胞

2.自体NK细胞的战略价值

免疫兼容性:100%匹配宠物自身生物特征

活性优势:年轻时期储存的细胞杀伤效能更强

快速响应:危急时刻可立即启动治疗程序

3.双轨细胞储备体系

方案一:自体NK细胞库

采集来源:外周血

黄金时期:建议在宠物健康状态良好时储存

服务保障:液氮冻存+活性定期检测

方案二:强化异体细胞库

覆盖病种:肿瘤疾病(淋巴瘤、乳腺癌、黑色素瘤)、病毒感染性疾病(猫泛白细胞减少症、犬瘟热)

应用场景:适合自体细胞活性不足的紧急情况

4.NK细胞疗法治疗流程

(三)外泌体疗法

1.什么是外泌体疗法?

外泌体——生命体的智能纳米快递

外泌体是细胞分泌的30-150nm囊泡,搭载着天然的修复指令系统:

精准导航:这些外泌体如同细胞的“快递员”,表面标记蛋白锁定受损组织并传递修复信号

信息包投递:携带300+种活性成分(mRNA/生长因子),促进受损组织的再生和恢复

安全无痕:天然载体不触发免疫排斥反应,且能在体内长时间保持活性

2.为何选择外泌体疗法?

穿透力强:纳米尺寸直达深层病变组织

长效修复:持续释放活性成分

多靶点调控:同步实现抗炎+再生+免疫调节

3.双轨细胞储备体系

治疗维度 作用机制 临床获益
分子快递 递送miRNA修复遗传指令 重启细胞正常代谢
微环境重塑 调节细胞因子网络平衡 阻断慢性炎症循环
干细胞联动 增强内源性干细胞活性 加速组织原位再生

4.外泌体疗法适应症

(1)皮肤疾病(伤口愈合、过敏性皮炎、皮藓)

(2)眼科疾病:(青光眼、视网膜病变、干眼症、角膜损伤)

(3)口腔疾病:(牙周炎、口腔溃疡、粘膜破损修复)

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