The types segment classifies Immuno-Cell Therapy by cellular modality, encompassing CAR‑T cells, TCR‑engineered T cells, NK‑cell therapies, and dendritic‑cell vaccines. CAR‑T cells, the most mature technology, generate the largest share of commercial sales due to their proven efficacy in B‑cell malignancies. TCR‑engineered T cells extend target reach to intracellular antigens, adding depth to the oncology portfolio. NK‑cell therapies, sourced from allogeneic donors or induced pluripotent stem cells, offer off‑the‑shelf advantages and are gaining traction across both cancer and viral indications. Dendritic‑cell vaccines, though less prevalent, provide a unique antigen‑presentation strategy for personalized immunization against tumors and infectious agents. Each subtype contributes distinct value streams—CAR‑T drives current revenue, while NK and dendritic platforms represent high‑growth pipelines—thereby shaping the overall market trajectory and informing strategic R&D allocation within the broader market taxonomy.