New Treatment Modalities: Protein Degraders And Molecular Glues Gain Traction
Taking Aim At Recalcitrant Targets
Executive Summary
In 2020, investors poured millions of dollars into biotech companies searching for new therapeutics that interact with cellular processes involving the destruction and recycling of cellular proteins. These protein degradation-targeted therapies, and molecular glues, have been attracting the attention of big pharma too.
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