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ABO-206 is a preclinical gene-editing candidate developed by Arbor Biotechnologies for the treatment of an undisclosed central nervous system (CNS) disorder. The therapy utilizes Arbor's proprietary Compact RT Editing technology, a form of reverse transcriptase-mediated gene editing designed for high precision and a compact size that facilitates delivery via a single adeno-associated virus (AAV) vector. By leveraging a diverse library of CRISPR-based editors, the program aims to address neurological conditions that require precise genomic modifications. As of 2024, ABO-206 is in the discovery phase of development.
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