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NK-GDT is an investigational **allogeneic cellular immunotherapy** being developed by **Enochian Biosciences** for **HIV infection**. The product consists of **donor-derived natural killer cells and gamma delta T cells** collected from another person and administered as an adoptive immune-cell therapy intended to restore or augment antiviral immune control. Based on the provided context, the program has been described as a novel treatment for people with HIV who have failed to achieve viral suppression with antiretroviral therapy, with a reported case of virologic control during 155 days of treatment in a heavily treatment-experienced patient. Its proposed mechanism is immune-mediated control of HIV through the antiviral and cytotoxic activity of infused NK cells together with gamma delta T-cell activity.
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