Therapeutic goals for autoimmune diseases involve making the immune system controlled and targeted, rather than using blanket immunosuppression.

“So, we want to the immune system is always these sort of two sides of the coin. Making sure that we're having strong responses to infection. We'll talk about cancer where we want to also strengthen our responses. But for autoimmunity inflammation allergies we want to make sure that like our goal therapeutically in with drugs is to make sure that we make the immune system under control and ideally do it in a targeted way so that you don't have to turn off the whole immune system with blanket immunosuppression, but to do it in a way that just makes you tolerant or not reactive against the things that are being inappropriately targeted by the immune system.”