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Scientists generate new targeted protein degradation system that tunes a cell’s own proteins

Broad Institute

In one approach, they mark targeted proteins with “destroy me” tags that work with small molecules known as molecular glues to prompt the cell’s own protein-clearing machinery to gobble up the proteins. The new study appears in Science. Paper cited Mercer JAM, et al. March 14, 2024.

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Targeted protein degradation: turning undruggable targets into druggable targets

Drug Target Review

TPD is a rapidly evolving therapeutic modality to degrade a disease-causing proteins, thereby eliminating their function specifically. 1 TPD is expected to challenge undruggable proteins, which are highly difficult to target by conventional small molecules. How does TPD work?

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AI in Drug Discovery - A Highly Opinionated Literature Review (Part III)

Practical Cheminformatics

Following up on Part I and Part II, the third post in this series is a collection of review articles published in 2023 that I found helpful.

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Women in STEM with Juliet Williams

Drug Target Review

I studied Natural Sciences at the University of Cambridge, where I was exposed to a range of disciplines from chemistry to physiology, specialising in my last year in biochemistry. Pushing the boundaries of science always opens the door to new, impactful developments, although there are always challenges along the way.

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Cell-based protein degrader assays for microplates | BMG LABTECH

BMG Labtech

Options for cell-based protein degrader assays Interest is growing in the use of targeted-protein degradation to induce the breakdown of disease-causing proteins after treatment with small molecule drugs.

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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. UBE Corporation: www.ube.com

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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. Chang, P. &