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**ALS20aI** is a lentiviral gene therapy vector designed to express human alpha-globin for the treatment of *alpha-thalassemia*. It uses the human alpha-globin gene under the control of the beta-globin promoter and locus control region to achieve high-level, sustained expression of alpha-globin in transplanted hematopoietic stem cells[6][1][4]. Preclinical studies have demonstrated that ALS20aI can correct defective alpha-globin production, support red blood cell survival, and restore hemoglobin synthesis in mouse models of alpha-thalassemia[1][4][23]. The therapy is intended to provide long-lasting correction of genetic defects by modifying the patient's own stem cells and enabling them to produce sufficient alpha-globin[1][6].
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