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Discovery of first-in-class potent and selective oral degraders of KAT6A that demonstrate anti-cancer activity in pre-clinical models

Key Takeaway: The article discusses the discovery of novel oral degraders targeting KAT6A, which have shown promising anti-cancer effects in pre-clinical studies. This first-in-class approach could pave the way for new cancer therapies. The findings highlight the potential of these degraders in addressing unmet medical needs in oncology.
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  • Discovery of first-in-class oral degraders of KAT6A
  • Demonstrated anti-cancer activity in pre-clinical models
  • Potential for significant impact in cancer treatment

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Full Press Release Details

Monisha Sivakumar, Sarah Pawley, Anthony Reichelderfer, Corey Basch, Jimin Park, Jessica Burtell, Chaoyi Xu, Min Wang, Chun Chen, Justin Kurian, Quincy Lewis, Vijay Devannah, Sina Rezazadeh, Joy Cote, Miles Cowart, Stephanie Rodgers, Amy Crossan, Joseph Rager, Koichi Ito, Sandy Geeganage, SangHyun Lee, Andrew Combs, Peggy Scherle, Andrew Buesking, Jack Carter

Frequently Asked Questions

What are KAT6A oral degraders?

KAT6A oral degraders are novel compounds designed to selectively degrade the KAT6A protein.

What was the outcome of the pre-clinical studies?

The pre-clinical studies demonstrated that these degraders exhibit anti-cancer activity.

Why is this discovery significant?

This discovery represents a first-in-class approach that could lead to new cancer therapies.

Who were the researchers involved in this study?

The study involved researchers Monisha Sivakumar, Sarah Pawley, and others.

Last updated: Apr 25, 2025