Conditioning with a regimen of fludarabine (F)/cyclophosphamide (C)/ALLO-647 (A, a humanized anti-CD52 monoclonal IgG1) targets host CD52+ immune cells for elimination while allowing subsequently infused CD52-knock-out ALLO-501/501A cells to persist. A single dose of AlloCAR T therapy following FCA90 conditioning provided durable responses with a manageablesafety profile in autologous CAR T-naïve pts with r/r LBCL. Among 8 pts who received FCA90 and ALLO-501/501A and had the opportunity to be evaluated for 6 months, 50% maintained that response for at least 6 months, with a median DOR of 23.1 months. These findings support broader evaluation of ALLO-501A/ALLO-647 in the ongoing, first potentially pivotal phase 2 trial (ALPHA2) of AlloCAR T therapy.