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CTLA4-Ig prevents development of neutralizing antibody formation after continuous treatment with human FVIII in HA rats.

Gabi Overgaard ØvlisenPeter ThygesenKarin Nana WeldinghEsther BloemSøren SkovKasper AlmholtKarin Maria LövgrenCarsten Dan LeyThomas Lindebo Holm
Published in: Haemophilia : the official journal of the World Federation of Hemophilia (2022)
In a rat model with spontaneous bleeding, co-administration of CTLA4-Ig with rhFVIII prevented antibody formation. No FVIII antibodies were detected, demonstrating that CTLA4-Ig co-administration can be applicable as a method to prevent immunogenicity, when evaluating human proteins in preclinical systems permitting continuous pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic assessment.
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