The website lists CaDAnCe-302 for tacabrutideg/BGB-16673 as Phase 3. CDAC is the company's term for chimeric degradation-activating compounds.
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GT20029 is a topical AR PROTAC. A 2024 announcement reports that the China Phase 2 male androgenetic alopecia study met its primary endpoint.
An original 2025 ESMO abstract describes QLH12016 as an oral AR PROTAC, with data through February 2025 from 36 patients with mCRPC.
An April 2025 website announcement identifies TQB3019 as the OAPD platform's first oral BTK PROTAC and reports Chinese clinical authorization.
The official pipeline explicitly lists HJ-002 and HJ-004 as EGFR PROTACs for NSCLC and advanced cancers, respectively.
The website lists NanoBRET/TR-FRET/SPR and HiBiT/JESS platforms for permeability, target engagement, ternary complexes, and quantitative degradation kinetics.
A dedicated page describes E1/E2/E3 and deubiquitinase assays for the ubiquitin–proteasome system, plus PROTAC evaluation from ternary complexes to degradation kinetics and selectivity.
Develops the LUNAR lipid delivery and STARR self-amplifying mRNA platforms. KOSTAIVE is an approved sa-mRNA COVID-19 vaccine.
Active in nucleic acid synthesis since 1996; a Maravai-owned CDMO supplying mRNA, NTPs, and CleanCap capping reagents.
CHARMED provides parallel synthesis with common E3 ligands and linkers, degradation screening, and early ADME. The website identifies an SHP2 degrader collaboration with Japan's UBE.
Founded in 2009, this LNP delivery technology company advances nucleic acid drug delivery R&D and commercialization primarily through partners. Licensed platforms are not classified as company-owned drug candidates.
An official technical poster describes development of bifunctional degraders using novel E3 ligases and construction of molecular glue libraries.
The website offers CRBN/VHL/IAP degrader design and synthesis, binary / ternary binding, NanoBRET, HiBiT, ubiquitination, and direct-to-biology workflows, and lists a collaboration with Amphista.
The company explicitly accepts FFS, cost-sharing, and FTE models. Its dedicated page lists validated assays for BRD4, KRAS, CRBN/VHL binding, and ternary complexes.
The website explicitly offers PROTAC and molecular glue screening and drug discovery support, describing assay systems for degradation research.
A dedicated R&D Systems page explicitly offers custom active-degrader design / synthesis, building-block panels, and E3 ligase development, including a Tocris client case.
On 2026-08-13, FDA granted accelerated approval to iberdomide (Zenbexus) with daratumumab/hyaluronidase-fihj and dexamethasone for certain previously treated multiple myeloma patients. It is a CRBN-modulating CELMoD.
On 2026-06-08, Roche announced joint development and commercialization with Nurix of the oral BTK degrader bexobrutideg (NX-5948), with CLL Phase 3 planned for summer 2026.
Kymera's Q2 2026 update reports that Sanofi began first-in-human Phase 1 KT-485 (SAR447971), an oral IRAK4 degrader, in June. Sanofi is responsible for subsequent development, regulatory work, and commercialization.
DT2216 is a VHL-recruiting BCL-XL PROTAC. An original 2025 Phase 1 paper in 20 patients reports human PK and peripheral leukocyte BCL-XL reduction. NCI lists combination studies in ovarian and fibrolamellar liver cancers.
An original joint announcement with Photys on 2026-08-13 reports Phase 1 healthy-volunteer dosing of HPB-143/PHT-776. Polymed licensed development and commercialization rights outside Greater China and Southeast Asia to Photys.
An original Nurix announcement on 2026-09-29 reports a research milestone in the Pfizer DAC collaboration. Pfizer handles antibody conjugation and subsequent development. Global vepdegestrant development, manufacturing, and commercialization rights transferred to Rigel in June 2026.
Lilly's website lists LY4584180 as an oral, monovalent BCL6 polymerizing molecular glue. Phase 1 NOVA-BCL6-1, NCT07226843, is recruiting; UCSF's trial page records an April 2026 start.
A dedicated official page offers PROTAC and partial-PROTAC synthesis, E3 ligand / linker design, molecular glues, ternary-complex and cellular degradation evaluation, and custom ADME/PK and toxicology services, through standalone or integrated projects.
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