Early stage oncology data of interest in TARGETS23 preview
We’re reaching a turning point in oncology R&D.
More companies are looking to switch attention from classic, well established targets where there is so much competition it’s hard to differentiate to difficult, even intractable targets with significantly less competition.
To achieve this switch we need to find not only new targets, but also different modalities.
One way to go about bridging this switch is to develop molecular glues.
The magic of chemical induced proximity with this approach means there’s no linkerology involved, simplifying the design somewhat.
Here we look at what some companies are doing in this niche from targets to platforms and collaborations through to exploring what’s coming at the TARGETS meeting in Boston next month. There’s an added bonus included with some unexpected developments…
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