Posts Tagged ‘targeted protein degradation’
Exploring the Landscape of Molecular Glues: A Promising Frontier in Therapeutics
Introduction Advancements in molecular biology have paved the way for innovative therapeutic approaches, particularly in the field of monovalent degraders and molecular glues. These areas have gained significant attention and investment, offering promising solutions for previously challenging diseases. In this blog, we summarize key insights shared by Rachel East, TPD Research Analyst, and Frank Plowden,…Read more
Read MoreWorkshop Summary: Unveiling the Lessons Learned from TPD Degraders
In a recent TPD Searchlight workshop, participants delved into the realm of clinical insights surrounding TPD degraders currently undergoing clinical trials. Through the examination of two case studies, the workshop shed light on key approaches and considerations. It aimed to address critical questions, including the prediction of clinical responses based on pre-clinical data, a comparison…Read more
Read MoreUnraveling the Power of Molecular Glues | TPD Searchlight Journal Club
The Targeted Protein Degradation Searchlight network’s launches it’s new Journal Club, where the network delve into the latest research and advancements in the field. In this edition, the network will be focusing on the fascinating realm of molecular glues and their role in targeted protein degradation. Our esteemed moderator, William Farnaby from the University of…Read more
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