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ABA-201 is Abata’s autologous Treg therapy in development for the treatment of T1D. It targets T1D patients who have remaining beta cell function and a specific HLA genetic haplotype.
Abata’s autologous Treg cell therapies are engineered to express T cell receptors (TCRs) that recognize antigens present in tissue where an autoimmune response has been triggered.