https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/tak-243-mln24
While dual JAK/GSPT1-degrading PROTACs were most potent, development and evaluation of multiple PROTACs in an extended panel of xenografts identified a potent JAK2-degrading GSPT1-sparing PROTAC that demonstrated efficacy in the majority of the kinase-driven xenografts which were otherwise unresponsive to type I JAK inhibitors. Together, these data show the potential of JAK-directed protein degradation as a therapeutic approach in JAK-STAT-driven ALL, and highlight the interplay of Janus kinase and GSPT1 degradation activity in t
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