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SenGene International Biomedical Co., Ltd. is based in Taiwan, East Asia.
We are a biotechnology company with a professional R&D team. SenGene has been committing to the ultimate use of raw materials and inspirations from nature. And with those inspirations, we keep digging into the research and development technologies that are beneficial to the human body. SenGene's R&D team is assembled senior nutritionists, immunology experts, microbiologists, traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, and other professionals.
We have long-term cooperative development with various medical research centers in Taiwan to develop technologies for disease prevention, aging issues, and health promotion. Dealing with causes of deceases with a professional, sincere, and active attitude is the core spirit of every research SenGene has conducted. We aim to solve various problems existing in human society, improving human health, well-being, and creating a better life.
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in Immunology and Microbiology.
Two main mechanisms of immunity included in the adaptive immune system:
Cellular and Humoral immunity.
In the 18th century, the mainstream of immunology was cell-mediated immunity cellular immunity(CMI). CMI is the arm of immune response which incorporates the activation of macrophages and Natural Killer Cell to destroy intracellular pathogens with the complement system and phagocytosis on the whole.
Humoral immunity is also called antibody-mediated immunity. In the 19th century, the existence of antibodies was discovered by professionals through survivors of plague. This approach had been extensively used till now with its implementation of “Vaccine”.
Nearly all kinds of viruses invade cells through the mucous membrane. To reinforce the mucous immunity system means to effectively inhibit viral invasion and further infection.
