‘Molecular glues’ are sticking it to cancer
15-09-2026 16:56 via chemistryworld.com

‘Molecular glues’ are sticking it to cancer

Compounds that enhance selected protein–protein interactions to interfere with signalling or send proteins to be destroyed are making it possible to influence processes that were previously considered ’undruggable’
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