

Induced Treg
Cell Therapy
Transforming organ transplantation from lifelong immunosuppression to durable, cell-mediated immune tolerance.
From Lifelong Suppression to Durable Tolerance
Regulatory T cells (Tregs) are the immune system's natural peacekeepers — CD4+ cells defined by FOXP3 that selectively suppress harmful responses while preserving protective immunity. Half of all kidney transplants fail within 10–15 years. Calcineurin inhibitors — the standard of care — paradoxically damage the organ they protect, while increasing infection and cancer risk 2–4×. Wondercel's iTreg platform was engineered to break this cycle through scalable manufacturing of stable, potent FOXP3+ iTregs for repeated clinical dosing.
Scalable Autologous iTreg Manufacturing
A proprietary ex-vivo induction platform that converts conventional T cells into stable, potent FOXP3+ iTregs at clinical scale.
Blood Collection
Peripheral blood mononuclear cells collected from the transplant recipient
Ex-Vivo Induction
Proprietary cytokine and signaling cocktail drives stable FOXP3+ differentiation
GMP Expansion
Large-scale manufacturing with comprehensive phenotype and functional quality control
Repeated Infusion
Multiple doses to build and maintain durable transplant tolerance
Beyond What Drugs Can Achieve
iTreg therapy addresses the fundamental limitations of broad immunosuppression with four distinct mechanisms of action.
Dual Rejection Control
Tregs suppress both T-cell-mediated and antibody-mediated rejection through CTLA-4 competition, inhibitory cytokines, and follicular Treg regulation of B-cell responses.
Drug Reduction or Withdrawal
By inducing antigen-specific tolerance, iTreg therapy enables progressive reduction or elimination of immunosuppressants — alleviating organ toxicity and metabolic complications.
Extended Graft Survival
Tregs modulate the graft microenvironment — promoting tissue repair, suppressing chronic inflammation and fibrosis, potentially extending graft longevity beyond current benchmarks.
Scalable & Repeatable
Clinically relevant iTreg doses produced at scale, supporting multiple infusions per patient — essential for building and sustaining long-term immune tolerance.
A New Chapter in Transplant Medicine
Making immune tolerance — not immunosuppression — the standard of care for organ transplant recipients worldwide.
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