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ABX464

Abivax S.A. · Phase 3 active Small molecule

ABX464 is a small molecule that modulates RNA splicing to promote the production of anti-inflammatory isoforms of proteins involved in immune regulation.

ABX464 is a small molecule that modulates RNA splicing to promote the production of anti-inflammatory isoforms of proteins involved in immune regulation. Used for Inflammatory bowel disease (Crohn's disease), HIV infection.

At a glance

Generic nameABX464
Also known asObefazimod
SponsorAbivax S.A.
Drug classRNA splicing modulator
TargetRNA splicing machinery (non-specific modulator)
ModalitySmall molecule
Therapeutic areaImmunology, Infectious Disease
PhasePhase 3

Mechanism of action

ABX464 acts as an RNA splicing modulator that selectively enhances the production of anti-inflammatory protein variants, particularly affecting immune response pathways. By shifting the balance toward anti-inflammatory isoforms, it reduces excessive immune activation and inflammation. This mechanism is designed to restore immune homeostasis in inflammatory and infectious diseases.

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Key clinical trials

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