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Sygnature Discovery and UBE Corporation successfully identify potent SHP2 Degrader Compounds

Sygnature Discovery

Sygnature Discovery identifies potent SHP2 degrader compounds using its proprietary targeted protein degrader platform, CHARMED, in collaboration with Japanese specialty chemical company, UBE Corporation.

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Women in STEM with Juliet Williams

Drug Target Review

This laid the groundwork for my career in drug discovery using novel modalities like small molecule inhibitors, antibodies, RNA interference (RNAi) and, currently, small molecule protein degraders – which are opportunities to change how we think about medicines.

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Sosei Heptares and Captor Therapeutics Enter Strategic Technology Collaboration Focused on Targeted GPCR Degradation as Novel Approach for Drug Design

The Pharma Data

Program focused on identifying small molecules that target a GPCR for degradation as potential therapeutic agents for gastrointestinal disorders. Unique combination of novel technologies to enhance GPCR drug discovery and expand capabilities into wider drug target universe.

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Monte Rosa Therapeutics raises $96m to develop protein-degrading molecules

The Pharma Data

. Monte Rosa Therapeutics has raised $96m in Series B financing to support further develop of its pipeline of small-molecule protein degraders.

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Antibody-drug conjugates payloads: then, now and next

Drug Target Review

Groundbreaking strategies like proteolysis-targeting chimeric molecules (PROTACs) are also being explored. 6 Combining the effect of payloads with different mechanisms of action – an approach that revolutionised small molecule chemotherapy – also holds the promise of enhanced therapeutic activity for ADCs.

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A New Wave of Therapeutic Innovation Through Targeting Transcription Factors

LifeSciVC

Lacking active sites entirely, transcription factors are instead largely regulated by post-translational modification, which in turn impacts changes in conformation, behavior, and interaction with other proteins.