Chasing molecular glue degraders: screening approaches
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By orchestrating interactions to an E3 ubiquitin ligase, molecular glue degraders have incredible therapeutic potential against otherwise “undruggable” proteins. We discuss how their discovery is evolving from serendipity to intentional strategies.
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TL;DR
This review surveys molecular glue degraders—monovalent small molecules that induce or stabilize E3 ligase–target protein interactions to trigger proteasomal degradation—and traces the field’s shift from serendipitous discoveries to intentional screening strategies. It categorizes target- and E3-agnostic/driven approaches and highlights examples such as IMiDs, aryl sulfonamides, cyclin K degraders, and structure-guided Helios degraders.
Key findings
- Molecular glue degraders are monovalent, linker-less compounds that strengthen or trigger direct E3:target interactions; they often lack affinity for at least one partner, can degrade otherwise unligandable proteins, have favorable drug-like properties, show non-saturable kinetics, and are already therapeutic as approved IMiDs (thalidomide, lenalidomide, pomalidomide). The review notes >300,000 human PPIs and, for theoretical E3–target pairings, ~420,000 proteins and about 600 human E3s.
- Serendipitous discoveries include IMiDs hijacking CRL4^CRBN to degrade IKZF1/IKZF3 and CK1α, aryl sulfonamides hijacking CRL4^DCAF15 to degrade RBM39/RBM23, and BI-3802 inducing BCL6 polymerization and SIAH1-mediated degradation.
- Intentional strategies converged on cyclin K degraders: (R)-CR8, dCeMM2/3/4, HQ461, and NCT02 act via CDK12/13–DDB1; a 3.5 Å structure confirmed the DDB1:CR8:CDK12-CycK complex, with DDB1–CDK12-CycK basal affinity of ~50 µM strengthened ~1000-fold by the degraders. Other examples include a 350,000-compound screen yielding β-catenin degrader NRX-1532 (optimized up to 10,000-fold), Helios degraders ALV1/ALV2, VHL–CDO1 compound 4, DEL-derived FYI979, and SUMO1 degrader HB007 from 1,596 compounds.
- Computational modeling is mostly PROTAC-oriented; MG modeling is described as more of a “blank canvas,” and accurate E3–target pair prioritization requires computationally expensive methods.
Methods
- Narrative review; no systematic review protocol or primary experimental dataset is reported. It synthesizes published literature and some conference/unpublished disclosures.
- The main analysis organizes MG degrader discovery into target-agnostic/E3-agnostic, target-agnostic/E3-driven, target-driven/E3-agnostic, and target-and-ligase-driven strategies, with figures summarizing chemical properties and screening approaches.
- Examples are drawn from cited studies, including biochemical screens, cell-based phenotypic screens, DNA-encoded libraries, structure-guided design, and computational modeling.
Limitations
- The paper states that the lack of systematic technologies to develop or even detect MG degraders has hampered broad translational efforts; the exact threshold of natural weak PPIs needed for a molecule to act as an MG remains to be determined; and computational methods are mainly PROTAC-oriented, with accurate predictions requiring computationally expensive approaches.
- The paper notes that some strategies/examples are unpublished or presented at conferences (e.g., NIBR VHL–CDO1, DEL-derived FYI979), limiting independent verification.
- Evident from the text: as a narrative review, it does not perform a systematic search or quantitative synthesis, and its selection of examples is illustrative rather than exhaustive.
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X-ray structures of the ternary complex confirmed the MG mode of action.
“X-ray structures of the ternary complex confirmed the MG mode of action.160”
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By combining a fluorescent JQ1-based tracer with a primary BRD4 antibody and a labeled nano-secondary antibody, the authors monitored BRD4 levels.
“By combining a fluorescent JQ1-based tracer with a primary BRD4 antibody and a labeled nano-secondary antibody, the authors were able to monitor BRD4 levels.”
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Using a small library of compounds enriched in non-IMiD-like metabolic inhibitors, the authors found that Spautin-1 induces IKZF1 destabilization in a CRBN-independent manner.
“Indeed, using a small library of compounds enriched in (non-IMiD-like) metabolic inhibitors, the authors found that the compound Spautin-1 induces IKZF1 destabilization in a CRBN-independent manner.”
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Chemical screens coupled to co-treatment with BVdU allowed identification of novel IMiD-like MG degraders of IKZF1 via concomitant resistance, e.g. MI-2-61.
“Chemical screens coupled to co-treatment with BVdU allowed them to identify novel IMiD-like MG degraders of IKZF1 via the concomitant resistance (e.g., MI-2-61) (Fig. 7 and 8).”
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Bellail et al. found FBXO42 and CAPRIN1 as drug interactors using genome-scale CRISPR screens and HB007-based pull-down proteomics.
“Bellail et al. found FBXO42 (a CRL1 substrate receptor) and CAPRIN1 as drug interactors, using genome-scale CRISPR screens and HB007-based pull-down proteomics.”
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Koduri et al. interrogated around 100 newly synthesized analogs of pomalidomide, including classical IKZF1 degraders and a small library of uncharacterized IMiDs.
“Koduri et al. interrogated around 100 newly synthesized analogs of pomalidomide, including the classical IKZF1 degraders and a small library of uncharacterized IMiDs reported in the literature.”
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In 2019, Simonetta et al. identified and optimized small molecules that enhanced the lost interaction between CRL1 b-TrCP and mutant b-catenin.
“In 2019, Simonetta et al. identified and further optimized small molecules that enhanced the lost interaction between CRL1 b-TrCP and mutant b-catenin.166”
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Several rounds of optimization led to ALV1 and ALV2.
“Several rounds of optimization led to ALV1 and ALV2 (Fig. 7 and 8).”
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In 2021, Wang et al. reported structure-guided development of CRBN-dependent MG degraders of Helios (IKZF2), a transcription factor involved in immunosuppression.
“In 2021, Wang et al. reported the structure-guided development of CRBN-dependent MG degraders of Helios (IKZF2), a transcription factor involved in immunosuppression.167”
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The potency of NRX-1532 was improved up to 10,000-fold in derivatives NRX-252114 and NRX-252262.
“the potency of the original hit NRX-1532 was improved up to 10 000-fold in the derivatives NRX-252114 and NRX-252262.”
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This campaign identified compounds such as NRX-1532 that enhance binding and CRL1 b-TrCP-dependent ubiquitination of mutant b-catenin.
“This campaign identified several compounds, like NRX-1532, able to enhance the binding and CRL1 b-TrCP -dependent ubiquitination of mutant b-catenin (Fig. 7 and 8).166”
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The resulting DELs have been applied to MG discovery for preselected targets by screening for cooperative binding.
“The resulting DELs have been applied to MG discovery for preselected targets by screening for cooperative binding.”
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Differential interrogation of DELs for a target protein in absence and presence of presenter proteins brought about discovery of presenter-dependent binders decodable by DNA sequencing.
“Differential interrogation of the DELs for a target protein in the absence and presence of ''presenter'' proteins brought about the discovery of presenter-dependent binders that can be decoded by DNA sequencing (Fig. 7).”
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Drummond and Williams proposed four methods combining linker conformational searches with protein-protein docking, leading to virtual models of ternary complexes resembling known crystal structures.
“Soon after, Drummond and Williams proposed four methods that combined linker conformational searches with protein-protein docking, leading to virtual models of ternary complexes that resembled known crystal structures.174,175”
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In 2018, Nowak et al. applied in silico protein-protein docking frameworks to identify low-energy binding modes that guided design of BRD4 selective PROTACs.
“In 2018, Nowak et al. applied in silico protein-protein docking frameworks to identify low-energy binding modes that guided the design of BRD4 selective PROTACs.42”
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Latest studies have incorporated molecular dynamics as a more thorough computational approach to assess PROTAC-related thermodynamics.
“The latest studies have incorporated molecular dynamics as a more thorough computational approach to assess PROTAC-related thermodynamics.[179][180][181]”
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Weng et al. improved the aforementioned pipelines by combining FRODOCK's protein docking with filtering, re-scoring, and RosettaDock refinements.
“The aforementioned pipelines were subsequently improved by Weng et al. by combining FRODOCK's protein docking with rounds of filtering, re-scoring, and final RosettaDock's refinements.177”
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Bai et al. correlated target degradation with frequency of ternary complex formation for a small set of PROTACs with different linker lengths.
“In addition, Bai et al. were able to correlate target degradation with the frequency of ternary complex formation of a small set of PROTACs with different linker lengths.178”
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Some recent studies have shown that only ternary complex models with optimal target-lysine accessibility for E2 could predict target degradation outcomes.
“Moreover, some recent studies have shown that only the ternary complex models with optimal target-lysine accessibility for the E2 could predict target degradation outcomes.[181][182][183]”
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Molecular glue degraders can induce the degradation of unligandable proteins, broadening the targetable proteome.
“By mastering the ability to influence PPIs, molecular glue degraders can induce the degradation of unligandable proteins, thus providing an exciting path forward to broaden the targetable proteome.”
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MG degraders are already a therapeutic reality.
“(iv) they are already a therapeutic reality.[56][57][58][59][60][61][62][63][64][65][66][67]”
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MG degraders have favorable drug-like properties that often fall within Lipinski's rule of 5.
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Cyclosporin A forms a binary complex with cyclophilin that is able to bind and inhibit calcineurin.
“Another example of an MG is Cyclosporin A, which forms a binary complex with cyclophilin able to bind and inhibit calcineurin.80,81”
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Retrospective studies have shown that a growing number of natural products exert their physiological activity through an MG-like mechanism of action.
“Retrospective studies have shown that a growing number of natural products exert their physiological activity through an MG-like mechanism of action.”
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MG degraders can induce the degradation of target proteins otherwise deemed unligandable, such as IKZF1/3 and RBM39.
“(ii) can induce the degradation of target proteins otherwise deemed unligandable (e.g., IKZF1/3, RBM39); [44][45][46][47][48][49][50][51][52][53][54][55]”
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Auxin complements a suboptimal protein interface, facilitating nanomolar protein-E3 interactions.
“The X-ray structures revealed that auxin complements a suboptimal interface, facilitating nanomolar protein-E3 interactions.”
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Fusicoccanes induce targeted stabilization between 14-3-3 proteins and part of their interactome.
“Often called ''chemical stabilizers'', fusicoccanes (e.g., fusicoccin A, cotylenin A) induce the targeted stabilization between the 14-3-3 proteins and part of its interactome (Fig. 4).[83][84][85]”
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Trametinib glues MEK to KSR.
“In 2020, structural studies with trametinib, unlike other MEK inhibitors revealed that it glues MEK to KSR (Fig. 3C and 6).106”
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Human papillomavirus protein E6 induces interactions between TP53 and E6-associated protein (E6-AP).
“Studying the human papillomavirus protein E6, they discovered that E6 induces interactions between two host proteins: TP53, involved in viral surveillance, and one that they named E6-associated protein (E6-AP).”
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Auxin promotes the degradation of AUX/IAA transcription repressors by enhancing weak existing interactions with TIR1.
“In 2007, Tan et al. showed that auxin promotes the degradation of the family of transcription repressors AUX/IAA by enhancing weak existing interactions with TIR1 (part of the E3 ligase complex SCF TIR1 ).72”
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Methyl jasmonate glues the E3 ligase SCF COI1 to the transcriptional repressor JAZ.
“This hormone glues the E3 ligase SCF COI1 to the transcriptional repressor JAZ.73”
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Brefeldin A inhibits Golgi functions by stabilizing ARF(GDP) with its guanine exchange factor ARNO.
“The fungal metabolite brefeldin A (Fig. 4), a macrocyclic lactone used to study membrane trafficking, inhibits Golgi functions by stabilizing ARF(GDP) with its guanine exchange factor ARNO. 86,87”
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Viral proteins bind and redirect specific E3 ligases to ubiquitinate certain host proteins and enhance viral replication.
“Viral proteins bind and thereby redirect specific E3 ligases to ubiquitinate certain host proteins and enhance viral replication.”
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Brassinosteroids are phytohormones that function as molecular glues by linking the membrane receptor kinase BRI1 to its coreceptors.
“brassinosteroids are phytohormones that function as MGs by linking the membrane receptor kinase BRI1 to its coreceptors (Fig. 3A and 4).71,88”
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IMiD binding to the E3 CRL4 CRBN leads to induced degradation of several targets.
“Seminal biochemical and structural studies uncovered that IMiD binding to the E3 CRL4 CRBN leads to the induced degradation of several targets.[44][45][46][47][48][49][50]”
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BI-3802 facilitates the self-assembly of a symmetric BCL6 dimer into polymers.
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Small differences in chemical structure can drive substantial differences in the specific set of proteins targeted for degradation.
“Therefore, small differences in the chemical structure could drive substantial differences in the specific set of proteins targeted for degradation.”
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Most MG degraders hijack E3s of the cullin RING ligase (CRL) family.
“In addition, most of them hijack E3s of the cullin RING ligase (CRL) family.”
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RM-018 overcomes KRAS G12C/Y96D-mediated resistance to approved covalent KRAS G12C inhibitors.
“Interestingly, KRAS Y96D confers resistance to currently approved (non-gluelike) covalent KRAS G12C inhibitors, and RM-018 overcomes such KRAS G12C/Y96D -mediated resistance.”
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The weak binary affinity of aryl sulfonamides is compensated by a large DCAF15-RBM39 interaction surface, twice as big as the CRBN-target interaction area facilitated by IMiDs.
“The weak binary affinity is compensated by a large DCAF15-RBM39 interaction surface, twice as big as the CRBN-target interaction area facilitated by IMiDs.”
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IMiDs trigger CRBN-dependent proteasomal degradation of the transcription factors IKZF1 and IKZF3.
“In brief, IMiDs were first shown to trigger CRBN-dependent proteasomal degradation of the C2H2-type zing-finger transcription factors Ikaros (IKZF1) and Aiolos (IKZF3).[46][47][48]”
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All the aforementioned MG degraders, whether natural or synthetic, share the capacity to induce degradation of target proteins otherwise deemed non-ligandable.
“Notably, all the aforementioned MG degraders, whether natural or synthetic, share a common feature, namely their capacity to induce the degradation of target proteins otherwise deemed non-ligandable (e.g., transcription factors).”
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MG degraders do not necessarily depend on high-affinity binding to the E3 in isolation.
“Sulfonamides have proven that MG degraders do not necessarily depend on high-affinity binding to the E3 in isolation.”
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Aryl sulfonamides such as indisulam and E7820 hijack CRL4 DCAF15 to degrade the splicing factor RBM39 and its paralog RBM23.
“Retrospective studies showed that they hijack CRL4 DCAF15 to degrade the splicing factor RBM39 and its paralog RBM23.[51][52][53][54][55]”
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Aryl sulfonamides have much weaker binding to DCAF15 alone than IMiDs show nanomolar affinity for CRBN.
“Whereas IMiDs show a nanomolar affinity for CRBN, aryl sulfonamides have much weaker binding to DCAF15 alone.”
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BI-3802 induces BCL6 destabilization via compound-induced polymerization.
“The authors revealed that BCL6 destabilization was elicited via compound-induced polymerization.”
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BCL6 polymerization leads to exacerbated ubiquitination by SIAH1.
“These filaments led to an exacerbated ubiquitination by SIAH1, an E3 ligase of the RING family.”
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Nonligandable E3s are valuable for drug development campaigns.
“Conceptually, this suggests that nonligandable E3s are also valuable for drug development campaigns.”
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Simple, non-natural compounds can induce protein-protein interactions.
“These examples provided proof of concept that simple, non-natural compounds can also induce PPIs.”
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dCeMM2/3/4 were proved to be CycK MG degraders.
“Through an extensive and orthogonal effort aimed at dual target-E3 identification, these chemical entities were proved to be CycK MG degraders.154”
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Słabicki et al. showed that DCAF15 expression correlated with aryl sulfonamide toxicity.
“First, they showed that DCAF15 expression correlated with aryl sulfonamide toxicity.”
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In 2020, three groups independently reported the discovery of structurally different CycK MG degraders.
“In 2020, three groups independently reported the discovery of structurally different CycK MG degraders (Fig. 7 and 8).”
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dCeMM2/3/4 were identified as dependent on functional CRLs to exert their toxicity.
“In addition, three small-molecule drugs (dCeMM2/3/4) were identified as dependent on functional CRLs to exert their toxicity.”
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(R)-CR8 induces selective degradation of CycK in a DDB1-dependent manner.
“Słabicki et al. then proved that (R)-CR8 induces selective degradation of CycK in a DDB1dependent manner.”
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Chemical diversification of known glue degraders, especially IMiDs, has delivered derivatives that are approaching the clinic.
“Chemical diversification of known glue degraders, especially IMiDs, has delivered derivatives that are even approaching the clinic.16,31”
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Examples of strategies for the systematic development or identification of novel MG degraders are still limited.
“Examples of strategies for the systematic development or identification of novel MG degraders are still limited.152”
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Impaired UBE2M function confers degrader resistance through inactivation of a substantial number of CRL complexes.
“UBE2M is an essential E2 enzyme in the neddylation cascade whose impaired function confers degrader resistance through the inactivation of a substantial number of CRL complexes.141”
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The cytotoxicity of (R)-CR8 correlated with expression of the CRL adaptor DDB1.
“In addition, the cytotoxicity of (R)-CR8, a known pan-CDK inhibitor, correlated with the expression of the CRL adaptor DDB1.”
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HQ461 was demonstrated to be a CycK MG degrader.
“Through a target deconvolution campaign that included gain-of-function screenings based on hypermutation, the authors demonstrated that HQ461 was yet another CycK MG degrader.”
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The sulfonamide scaffold dCeMM1 hijacks CRL4 DCAF15 to selectively degrade RBM39.
“First, a novel sulfonamide scaffold (dCeMM1) was found to hijack CRL4 DCAF15 to selectively degrade RBM39, thus validating the chemical profiling strategy.”
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The observed concomitant destabilization of CDK12 is likely due to MG-induced CycK degradation and not to CRL autodegradation after long compound exposure.
“Therefore, the observed concomitant destabilization of CDK12 is likely due to the MG-induced CycK degradation and not to CRL ''autodegradation'' after long compound exposure as observed for canonical substrate receptors like CRBN.44,158”
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Novartis (NIBR) has disclosed a prototypical example of an E3-driven target-agnostic strategy based on protein microarrays (unpublished).
“Novartis (NIBR) has disclosed in some scientific settings a prototypical example of an E3-driven target-agnostic strategy based on protein microarrays (unpublished).‡”
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PROTAC-based hijacking of SKP1, the adaptor for CRL1 (SCF) complexes, also leads to TPD.
“Pinch et al. provided further evidence of this notion by showing that PROTAC-based hijacking of SKP1, the adaptor for CRL1 (SCF) complexes, also leads to TPD. 159”
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The CycK MGs proved that it is possible to rewire a CRL adaptor instead of the substrate receptor and still achieve target degradation.
“Of note, the CycK MGs proved that it is indeed possible to rewire a CRL adaptor instead of the substrate receptor and still achieve target degradation.”
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The ATP-competitive CDK12/13 inhibitor SR-4835 acts as a CycK degrader.
“Interestingly, the ATP-competitive CDK12/13 inhibitor SR-4835 was also shown to act as a CycK degrader.”
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None of the targets of auxin, IMiDs or sulfonamides are ligandable in the absence of the E3 ligase.
“Whereas none of the targets of auxin, IMiDs or sulfonamides are ligandable in the absence of the E3 ligase”
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Koduri et al. published a target-driven E3-agnostic positive selection assay (up assay) to identify monovalent degraders of IKZF1.
“Koduri et al. published a target-driven E3-agnostic positive selection assay (''up assay'') to identify monovalent degraders of IKZF1.161”
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A recent patent from Bayer disclosed pyrazolotriazines series that also induce CDK12 and/or CycK degradation (WO2021116178).
“A recent patent from Bayer disclosed pyrazolotriazines series that also induce CDK12 and/or CycK degradation (WO2021116178).”
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CycK degraders have affinity for the CDK12-CycK target complex in isolation, specifically for the kinase.
“the CycK degraders have affinity for the CDK12-CycK target complex in isolation (specifically, for the kinase).”
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The basal low-affinity detected between DDB1 and CDK12-CycK suggests that any molecule that fits into that interface cavity may enhance their binding.
“The basal low-affinity detected between DDB1 and CDK12-CycK suggests that any molecule that fits into that interface cavity may enhance their binding.”
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CDK12/13 act in a substrate receptor-like manner, positioning CycK in a zone of the partial CRL4 complex accessible for E2-mediated ubiquitin transfer.
“CDK12/13 thus act in a substrate receptor-like manner, positioning CycK in a zone of the partial CRL4 complex that is accessible for the E2-mediated ubiquitin transfer.”
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This strategy was used to screen for compound-induced interactions between VHL and thousands of proteins.
“This strategy was used to screen for compound-induced interactions between VHL and thousands of proteins.”
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All these findings illustrate a novel mechanism by which an MG degrader induces target degradation through the orchestration of a distant PPI rather than by directly reprogramming the target-E3 interface.
“All these findings illustrated a novel mechanism by which an MG degrader induces target degradation through the orchestration of a distant PPI rather than by directly reprogramming the target-E3 interface.”
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All the studies converged on a mechanism in which drug binding to the active site of CDK12 (and presumably CDK13) strengthens dimerization between CDK12-CycK and the CRL adaptor DDB1, in the absence of a dedicated substrate receptor.
“Importantly, all the studies converged on a unifying and unprecedented mechanism of action: drug binding to the active site of the usual CycK partner CDK12 (and, presumably, the paralog CDK13) strengthened the dimerization between CDK12-CycK and the CRL adaptor DDB1, in the absence of a dedicated substrate receptor.”
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NCT02 induces the degradation of CycK and CDK12.
“Characterization of the top hit, NCT02, revealed that it induces the degradation of CycK and CDK12.”
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This is an example of a putative MG degrader identified using protein destabilization directly as a readout in a signal-down setup.
“This is an example of a putative MG degrader identified using protein destabilization directly as a readout, in this case in a ''signal-down'' setup.”
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Degradation of the fusion protein prevents the DCK-mediated toxin conversion of BVdU.
“Hence, degradation of the fusion protein prevents the DCK-mediated toxin conversion of BVdU.”
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DCK converts the non-natural nucleoside BVdU into a toxic compound.
“DCK converts the non-natural nucleoside BVdU into a toxic compound.”
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Degradation selectivity of CPD1 and HB007 was not assessed through quantitative expression proteomics.
“Degradation selectivity of CPD1 and HB007 was not assessed through quantitative expression proteomics.”
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This study provided proof of principle that phenotypic up assays based on degradation of the protein of interest can be used to identify glue degraders.
“Overall, this study provided proof of principle of how phenotypic ''up assays'' based on degradation of the protein of interest can be used to identify glue degraders.”
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The authors engineered a reporter system that converts protein loss into a positive selection output (resistance).
“In brief, the authors engineered a reporter system that converts protein loss into a positive selection output (resistance).”
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The IMiD CC-885 can induce weak dimerization between CRBN and a mutant IKZF1 in which Gln146 is a histidine.
“the IMiD CC-885 can indeed induce a weak dimerization between CRBN and a mutant version of IKZF1 in which Gln146 is a histidine.169”
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The described screening approach proved that it is possible to deliver MG degraders that restore lost binding of an E3 ligase to its native protein substrates.
“The described screening approach proved that it is possible to deliver MG degraders that restore the lost binding of an E3 ligase to its native protein substrates.”
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A b-catenin phosphodegron that includes Ser33 and Ser37 is recognized by CRL1 b-TrCP.
“A b-catenin phosphodegron that includes Ser33 and Ser37 is recognized by CRL1 b-TrCP .”
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Ikaros (IKZF1) and Aiolos (IKZF3) are the only transcription factors within the Ikaros family degraded by canonical IMiDs.
“Ikaros (IKZF1) and Aiolos (IKZF3) are the only transcription factors within the Ikaros family degraded by canonical IMiDs.”
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Progress with DELs during the last two decades has transformed this technology into a powerful tool to identify binders.
“The progress achieved with DELs during the last two decades has transformed this technology into a powerful tool to identify binders.171”
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DELs have allowed screening of drug collections with unprecedented chemical diversity.
“DELs have allowed the screening of drug collections with an unprecedented chemical diversity.171”
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The discussed Helios degrader strategy built on abundant structural information available for other Ikaros family members in complex with canonical IMiDs and CRBN.
“Although intentional, the discussed strategy built on the abundant structural information available for other members of the Ikaros family in complex with canonical IMiDs and CRBN.”
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All these examples evidence that computational modeling has the potential to help guide and predict drug-induced ternary complex formation.
“All these examples evidenced that computational modeling has the potential to help guide and predict drug-induced ternary complex”
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The MG degraders discussed evidence that these chemical entities are more frequent than previously foreseen.
“Furthermore, the MG degraders discussed evidence that these chemical entities are more frequent than we foresaw.”
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Exhaustive mechanistic characterizations have revealed unprecedented modes of action to elicit productive TPD, such as rewiring a partial CRL complex or inducing protein polymerization.
“Exhaustive mechanistic characterizations have revealed unprecedented modes of action to elicit productive TPD, such as rewiring a partial CRL complex 134,153,154 or inducing protein polymerization.133”
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The theoretical E3-target pairings induced or facilitated by MG degraders seem almost unlimited if one accounts for 420,000 proteins and about 600 human E3s, even more if considering multi-subunit E3 components.
“The theoretical E3-target pairings induced/facilitated by MG degraders seem almost unlimited if we account for 420 000 proteins and about 600 human E3s, (even more, if we consider all the components of multi-subunit E3s).”
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Recent studies have scaled down these numbers: exhaustive thermodynamic characterization of prototypical MGs outlined that a minimum level of intrinsic affinity between E3 and target may be required.
“However, recent studies have scaled-down these numbers to more realistic prospects: exhaustive thermodynamic characterization of prototypical MGs outlined that a minimum level of intrinsic affinity between E3 and target may be required.77”
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FindingcitationSeveral small molecules, e.g. compound 4, were found to bind VHL to CDO1, prompting polyubiquitination and subsequent proteasomal degradation of CDO1.
“Several small molecules (e.g., ''compound 4'') were found to bind VHL to CDO1, a critical regulator of cysteine metabolism, prompting polyubiquitination and subsequent proteasomal degradation of CDO1 (Fig. 7).”
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FindingcitationPayne et al. applied TR-FRET to profile PROTAC-induced degradation of BRD4.
“Recently, Payne et al. applied time-resolved fluorescence resonance energy (TR-FRET) to profile PROTAC-induced degradation of BRD4.165”
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FindingcitationThe authors screened the NCI drug-like library of 1596 compounds for SUMO1 degraders and identified CPD1, which was optimized to HB007.
“The authors screened the NCI drug-like library of 1596 compounds in search of SUMO1 degraders and identified the small-molecule hit CPD1, which was then optimized to the lead compound HB007 (Fig. 7 and 8).163”
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Findingown dataALV1 induces CRBN-dependent degradation of Helios and retains Ikaros destabilization, while ALV2 has relative selectivity for Helios.
“The former induces CRBN-dependent degradation of Helios and also retains Ikaros destabilization, while the latter has relative selectivity for Helios.”
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FindingcitationEos (IKZF4) also encodes a histidine residue at the same position as Helios, hence ALV1 and ALV2 also induce Eos destabilization.
“Of note, Eos (IKZF4) also encodes a histidine residue at the same position as Helios, hence ALV1 and ALV2 also induce Eos destabilization.167”
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FindingcitationSimonetta et al. established a high-throughput biochemical screen based on fluorescence polarization and surveyed 350,000 small compounds.
“Building on a pSer33/Ser37 phosphodegron peptide with weak binding to the E3, Simonetta et al. established a robust high-throughput biochemical screen based on fluorescence polarization and surveyed a collection of 350 000 small compounds.”
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FindingcitationThe assay was miniaturized to a 96-well plate format, enabling scalable profiling of molecules in unmodified biological systems.
“The assay was miniaturized to a 96-well plate format, enabling the scalable profiling of molecules in unmodified biological systems.”
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FindingcitationUnlike other glue degraders, these compounds do not exhibit affinity for the E3 alone and induced dimerization is mostly based on high cooperativity of the ternary complex.
“Unlike other glue degraders, these compounds do not exhibit any affinity for the E3 alone and the induced dimerization is mostly based on the high cooperativity of the ternary complex.”
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FindingcitationWang et al. synthesized the IMiD derivative ALV-02-146-03 and checked that it could engage CRBN.
“First, Wang et al. synthesized the IMiD derivative ALV-02-146-03 and checked that it could engage CRBN.”
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FindingcitationThe Helios glue degrader DKY709 from Novartis is in Phase I for solid cancers, tested as monotherapy and with spartalizumab.
“The Helios glue degrader DKY709 (Fig. 8) from Novartis is in Phase I for solid cancers (currently tested as monotherapy and in combination with spartalizumab, an anti-PD-1).16,31”
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FindingcitationHelios degradation weakened the anergic phenotype and reduced suppressive activity of Treg cells.
“Helios degradation weakened the anergic phenotype (T cell unresponsiveness) and reduced the suppressive activity of Treg cells.”
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Findingnone givenStuart Schreiber's lab and colleagues established DOSEDO for scalable synthesis of DNA-barcoded compounds.
“Stuart Schreiber's lab and colleagues have established DOSEDO (diversity-oriented synthesis encoded by DNA oligonucleotides) for the scalable synthesis of DNA-barcoded compounds.”
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FindingreasoningUsing BRD4 as a preselected target and VHL as a presenter, the MG degrader FYI979 was found (unpublished).
“Using BRD4 as a preselected target and VHL as a presenter, the MG degrader FYI979 was found (unpublished).”
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FindingcitationZaidman et al. developed PRosettaC and performed retrospective PROTAC studies that delivered near-native ternary complexes.
“Similarly, Zaidman et al. developed the method PRosettaC and performed retrospective PRO-TAC studies that delivered near-native ternary complexes.176”
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PremisecitationSeveral PROTACs are now in clinical trials.
“Indeed, this exciting technology is currently transitioning to the clinic, with several PROTACs now in clinical trials.16,31”
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Interpretationnone givenTargeted protein degradation has potential to modulate the abundance of proteins that are difficult to target with conventional inhibitors.
“This strategy has garnered significant attention in the last year owing to its potential to modulate the abundance of proteins that are difficult to target with conventional inhibitors.”
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PremisereasoningDue to their modular architecture, PROTACs can be easily adapted to a spectrum of targets.
“Due to their modular architecture, PROTACs can be easily adapted to a spectrum of targets.”
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Premisenone givenMost work on targeted protein degradation has focused on chemical rewiring of the ubiquitin-proteasome system, but additional approaches harnessing other protein homeostasis machinery have been described.
“To date, most work on TPD has focused on the chemical rewiring of the ubiquitin-proteasome system (UPS), but additional approaches harnessing other protein homeostasis machinery have been described.”
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Interpretationnone givenSuboptimal physicochemical parameters of PROTACs can be partially counterbalanced by their catalytic mode of action.
“Such suboptimal parameters can be partially counterbalanced by the catalytic mode of action of PROTACs.”
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Interpretationnone givenRecent advances in targeted protein degradation hold promise to expand the druggable space.
“Recent advances in this field hold the promise to expand the druggable space.”
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PremisereasoningTraditional inhibitors are based on occupancy, whereas degraders are event-driven and have a catalytic mechanism of action due to dissociation after promoting target polyubiquitination.
“Whereas traditional inhibitors are based on occupancy, degraders are event-driven and thus have a catalytic mechanism of action due to their dissociation after promoting target polyubiquitination.”
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PremisecitationMore than 300,000 protein-protein interactions occur in human cells and are involved in all physiological processes, including disease.
“More than 300 000 protein-protein interactions (PPIs) occur in human cells and they are involved in all physiological processes, including disease. 1”
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PremisecitationInhibition of protein-protein interactions has proved challenging but feasible.
“The inhibition of PPIs has arguably received more attention in the past and has proved to be challenging but still feasible.2,3”
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Interpretationnone givenTargeted protein degradation strategies, including PROTACs, overcome some limitations of traditional occupancy-based therapeutics.
“This and other pharmacological strategies of targeted protein degradation (e.g.proteolysistargeting chimeras -PROTACs) overcome some limitations of traditional occupancy-based therapeutics.”
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PremisecitationTargeted protein degradation is an important complementation and alternative to inhibitor-based therapeutics.
“TPD has caused great excitement in drug discovery in recent years as an important complementation and alternative to inhibitor-based therapeutics.[10][11][12][13]16”
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PremisecitationMost, if not all, molecular glues act on proteins that already have a basal propensity to interact with each other.
“Recently, the Zheng lab postulated that most, if not all, MGs act on proteins that already have a basal propensity to interact with each other, thus also differentiating this pharmacology from bifunctional molecules like PROTACs.77”
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PremisecitationFK506 and rapamycin bind FKPB12, and these binary complexes induce inhibitory interactions with calcineurin and FRAP/mTOR, respectively.
“The former two bind to FKPB12 and these binary complexes induce inhibitory interactions with calcineurin and FRAP (later mTOR, mammalian Target of Rapamycin), respectively.78,79”
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PremisecitationDNMDP and related small molecules induce interaction between PDE3A and SLFN12, leading to a cytotoxic effect in cancer cells with high expression of both proteins.
“DNMDP and related small molecules induce interaction between the phosphodiesterase PDE3A and SLFN12 (Fig. 3C and 6), leading to a cytotoxic effect in cancer cells with high expression of both proteins.75,105”
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PremisecitationKI-MS2-008 stabilizes Max homodimers and renders Max less capable of binding Myc.
“KI-MS2-008 (Fig. 6), an optimized analog of one of the drug hits, stabilizes Max homodimers and thus renders Max less capable of binding Myc.107”
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PremisecitationThe Vif protein of HIV hijacks CRL5 and binds CBF-b, leading to degradation of A3F and A3G.
“For instance, the Vif protein of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) hijacks CRL5 and binds the cotranscription factor CBF-b leading to degradation of A3F and A3G, proteins that block viral replication.[95][96][97]”
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PremisecitationSHP099 and ET070 correct hyperactivation of mutant SHP2 by stabilizing its closed conformation.
“Simple synthetic compounds can also function as intramolecular glues, as shown by SHP099 110,111 and ET070 (Fig. 6), 112 which correct the hyperactivation of mutant SHP2 by stabilizing its closed conformation.”
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PremisecitationJH-RE-06 induces REV1 dimerization to block the REV1-REV7 interaction.
“or JH-RE-06, which induces REV1 dimerization to block the REV1-REV7 interaction (Fig. 6).109”
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PremisecitationSynstab A promotes microtubule formation by functioning as a molecular glue.
“Synstab A is a simple synthetic compound discovered in 2001 that, by functioning as a MG, promotes microtubule formation.104”
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PremisecitationThe V protein of simian virus 5 binds the CRL4 adaptor DDB1, bringing STAT2/STAT1 heterodimers into proximity, and degradation of STAT1 diminishes interferon response.
“The V protein of simian virus 5 (SV5 V) binds the CRL4 adaptor DDB1, bringing in proximity the host STAT2/STAT1 heterodimers.Ubiquitination and further degradation of STAT1 largely diminishes interferon response to viral infection.99,100”
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PremisecitationRO2443 prevents MDMX binding to p53 by stabilizing an inactive MDMX homodimer.
“Additional examples are RO2443, which prevents MDMX binding to p53 by stabilizing an inactive MDMX homodimer, 108”
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PremisecitationStreptomyces-derived manumycin polyketides asukamycin and manumycin A function as covalent MG degraders that engage UBR7 and TP53.
“These natural products seem to function as covalent MG degraders that engage UBR7 (a putative E3) and TP53.101”
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PremisecitationCUL2 FEM1B relies on Zn2+ ions as molecular glues to selectively recruit reduced FNIP1 during reductive stress.
“Recently reported in mammalian cells by the Rape lab, CUL2 FEM1B relies on Zn 2+ ions as ''MGs'' to selectively recruit reduced FNIP1 (and not oxidized FNIP1) during reductive stress, thereby explaining how an E3 ligase can discriminate targets based on redox state.102”
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InterpretationcitationThalidomide, lenalidomide and pomalidomide are used in clinical settings, providing evidence that MG degraders are an efficacious therapeutic strategy.
“Currently, thalidomide, lenalidomide and pomalidomide are used in a variety of clinical settings, 59 thus providing evidence that MG degraders are an efficacious therapeutic strategy.”
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PremisecitationCRLs are the largest family of E3 ubiquitin ligases.
“CRLs are the largest family of E3 ubiquitin ligases.”
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PremisecitationBI-3802 does not directly glue BCL6 to the involved E3 but induces indirect dimerization between the polymerized protein and the E3.
“BI-3802 does not directly glue BCL6 to the involved E3 but rather induces indirect ''dimerization'' between the polymerized protein and the E3.”
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PremisecitationLenalidomide induces degradation of the kinase CK1a, whereas structurally similar thalidomide and pomalidomide do not.
“Shortly after, lenalidomide (Fig. 3D) was shown to also induce the degradation of the kinase CK1a, while the structurally similar thalidomide and pomalidomide do not.50”
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PremisecitationCeapin-A7 induces neomorphic association of ATF6a in the endoplasmic reticulum with ABCD3 in the peroxisome, acting as an inter-organelle glue.
“Ceapin-A7 induces the neomorphic association of ATF6a in the endoplasmic reticulum with ABCD3 in the peroxisome, hence acting as an inter-organelle glue.114”
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PremisecitationRM-018 binds cyclophilin A, and this binary complex associates with active KRAS G12C and forms a covalent bond.
“It binds cyclophilin A, and this binary complex can associate with the active state of KRAS G12C and form a covalent bond.”
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PremisecitationCRLs orchestrate an impressive array of eukaryotic processes and their dysregulation underlies many pathologies.
“CRLs orchestrate an impressive array of eukaryotic processes and their dysregulation underlies many pathologies.”
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PremisecitationSeveral functional genomics campaigns have helped map how the repertoire of CRLs and their regulators shape degrader efficacy, outlining putative resistance mechanisms.
“Several functional genomics campaigns in recent years have helped map how the repertoire of CLRs and their regulators shape degrader efficacy, thus also outlining putative resistance mechanisms.141-151”
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InterpretationreasoningIf a certain affinity threshold for the ternary complex is achieved and with proper geometry, it will translate to CycK degradation.
“If a certain affinity threshold for the ternary complex is achieved and with proper geometry, it will translate to CycK degradation.”
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Premisenone givenDDB1 and CDK12-CycK have a basal affinity of about 50 mM, which is strengthened about 1000-fold in the presence of the MG degraders.
“DDB1 and CDK12-CycK have a basal affinity of B50 mM, which is strengthened B1000 fold in the presence of the MG degraders.”
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PremisecitationA 3.5 Å structure confirmed the DDB1:CR8:DK12-CycK complex and revealed a substantial protein-protein interface of about 2100 Å.
“Extensive profiling, including a 3.5 Å structure solved by Słabicki et al., confirmed the DDB1:CR8:DK12-CycK complex and revealed a substantial protein-protein interface (B2100 Å). 153”
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PremisereasoningCycK degraders recruit an E3 component (DDB1), which was considered unligandable, as aryl sulfonamides showed with DCAF15.
“these compounds recruit an E3 component (DDB1), which was considered unligandable, as aryl sulfonamides showed with DCAF15.”
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PremisecitationHQ0015 is a 3-fold more potent analog of HQ461 with a DC50 of 41 nM.
“The chemical basis for optimizing HQ461 was dissected through a structure-activity relationship study, which found a 3-fold more potent analog: HQ0015 (DC 50 : 41 nM).134”
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InterpretationreasoningBecause SUMO1 conjugation regulates ubiquitination and degradation of many substrate proteins, it is difficult to disentangle primary SUMO1 degradation and secondary events.
“Given that SUMO1 conjugation regulates the ubiquitination and degradation of many substrate proteins, the authors argued that it is indeed difficult to disentangle the primary (SUMO1 degradation) and secondary events.”
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InterpretationcitationHB007 induces the interaction of CAPRIN1 with FBXO42, recruiting SUMO1 or SUMO1-conjugated proteins to the CAPRIN1-CUL1-FBXO42 ligase complex, where SUMO1 is ubiquitinated.
“HB007 induces the interaction of CAPRIN1 with FBXO42, then recruiting SUMO1 (or SUMO1-conjugated proteins) to the CAPRIN1-CUL1-FBXO42 ligase complex, where SUMO1 is ubiquitinated.”
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PremisecitationOther assay methodologies to detect target levels have been useful for the TPD field for high-throughput and accurate measurements, e.g. ELISA or the HiBit-LgBit split nanoluciferase system.
“Other assay methodologies to detect target levels have been very useful for the TPD field when aiming for highthroughput and accurate measurements (e.g., ELISA or the HiBit-LgBit split nanoluciferase system).164”
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Study design and conductnone givenThe assay applied in this study seems highly labor-intensive (western blotting) but proved valid to distinguish between SUMO1 and SUMO2/3 conjugation.
“The assay applied in this study seems highly labor-intensive (western blotting), but proved to be valid to distinguish between SUMO1 and SUMO2/3 conjugation.”
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PremisecitationA glutamine residue in the second zinc-finger domain enables IMiD-induced degradation, while histidine residues in Helios (IKZF2) do not.
“The presence of a glutamine residue in their second zing-finger domain enables IMiD-induced degradation, 47 while the histidine residues in Helios (IKZF2) do not.”
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PremisereasoningWhen mutated in cancer, this leads to b-catenin stabilization and facilitates oncogenic transcriptional programs.
“When mutated in cancer, this leads to b-catenin stabilization and, thereby, facilitates oncogenic transcriptional programs.”
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PremisecitationHelios is critical for maintaining identity and suppressive activity of Tregs, and mouse models with Helios-deficient Treg cells show enhanced antitumor immunity.
“Helios is critical for maintaining the identity and suppressive activity of Tregs, and mouse models with Helios-deficient Treg cells have shown enhanced antitumor immunity.168”
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Premisenone givenRegulatory T cells (Tregs) maintain normal homeostasis and self-tolerance but also repress the antitumor immune response.
“Regulatory T cells (Tregs) are a specialized subpopulation that maintains normal homeostasis and self-tolerance to immune responses, but also represses the antitumor immune response.”
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PremisereasoningThese binders are identifiable by sequencing the DNA tags uniquely associated with each compound.
“These binders are identifiable by sequencing the DNA tags uniquely associated with each compound.”
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PremisereasoningSeveral cycles of affinity selection, typically involving an immobilized target protein, yield binders to the protein of interest from such mixtures.
“Several cycles of affinity selection, typically involving an immobilized target protein, yield binders to the protein of interest from such mixtures.”
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PremisecitationComputer-aided drug design has helped expedite development of small-molecule inhibitors.
“Computer-aided drug design has helped expedite the development of small-molecule inhibitors.172,173”
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PremisecitationDNA encoded libraries (DELs) are increasingly being adopted in drug discovery.
“Conceptualized by Brenner and Lerner, 170 DNA encoded libraries (DELs) are increasingly being adopted in drug discovery.”
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Premisenone givenDEL technology involves generation of large mixtures of compounds through synthetic chemistry cycles that introduce diverse building blocks encoded by unique DNA tags.
“This technology involves the generation of large mixtures of compounds through synthetic chemistry cycles that introduce diverse building blocks encoded by unique DNA tags.”
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InterpretationreasoningThese models could highlight cavities at protein-protein interfaces; virtual drug screening combined with refinement could help find molecules that fit those cavities and enhance target-E3 affinity.
“In principle, these models could highlight cavities at protein-protein interfaces; virtual drug screening combined with refinement techniques could help find molecules able to fit into those cavities and enhance the target-E3 affinity.”
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InterpretationreasoningIn silico protein-protein docking provides an attractive surrogate to in vitro experiments and could assist E3-target pair prioritization by predicting geometrically compatible PPIs.
“In silico protein-protein docking provides an attractive surrogate to in vitro experiments and could, in theory, assist E3-target pair prioritization by predicting geometrically compatible PPIs.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claimProbably not a substantial claim: may not pass S3 (load-bearing), S4 (based).
Interpretationnone givenBeyond therapeutics, degraders have proved to be powerful research tools for precise and fast perturbation of the proteome at timescales unachievable for genetic strategies.
“Beyond therapeutics, degraders have proved to be powerful research tools for precise and fast perturbation of the proteome at timescales that are unachievable for genetic strategies.”
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InterpretationreasoningThe rapidly growing literature of computational methods, mainly PROTAC-oriented, sets the grounds for modeling proximity-inducing pharmacology, including MG degraders.
“The rapidly growing literature of computational methods, albeit mainly PROTAC-oriented, sets the grounds for modeling proximity-inducing pharmacology, including MG degraders.”
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InterpretationreasoningWhile PROTAC's warhead-linker-warhead nature contributes hints of protein-protein binding modes, MG modeling can be a blank canvas to start with.
“While the PROTAC's warhead-linker-warhead nature contributes important hints of protein-protein binding modes, MG modeling can be a blank canvas to start with.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claimProbably not a substantial claim: may not pass S2 (checkable).
InterpretationreasoningThe current trend of in silico protocols suggests that we are a step closer to computationally assisting the design of MG degraders and PROTACs.
“That said, the current trend of in silico protocols suggests that we are a step closer to computationally assisting the design of MG degraders and PROTACs.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claimProbably not a substantial claim: may not pass S3 (load-bearing), S4 (based).
Premisenone givenSeveral PROTACs are in clinical trials.
“several PROTACs are in clinical trials”
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Premisenone givenSome approved drugs are known to act as MG degraders.
“some approved drugs are known to act as MG degraders”
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PremisecitationAccurate predictions require computationally expensive methods such as metadynamics-based dissociation free energy, dramatically limiting the number of screenable pairs.
“However, accurate predictions require computationally expensive methods (e.g., metadynamics-based dissociation free energy), 184 thereby dramatically limiting the number of screenable pairs.”
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Interpretationnone givenStructural hypotheses and models to determine drug-assisted target-E3 gluing are becoming more and more accurate.
“Structural hypotheses and models to determine drug-assisted target-E3 gluing are becoming more and more accurate.”
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Interpretationnone givenThe use of cellular systems helps prioritize hit matter with drug-like properties and enables interrogation of full-length proteins in their native environment.
“The use of cellular systems helps prioritize hit matter with drug-like properties and enables the interrogation of full-length proteins in their native environment.”
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MG degraders usually have no affinity for at least one of the two proteins in isolation.
“MG degraders usually have no affinity for at least one of the two proteins in isolation.”
The paper relies on this without support.
MG degraders have non-saturable kinetics, with no hook effect due to formation of binary complexes.
“(iii) have non-saturable kinetics (no hook effect due to formation of binary complexes);”
The paper relies on this without support.
The lack of systematic technologies to develop or even detect MG degraders has hampered broad translational efforts.
“However, the lack of systematic technologies to develop or even detect such molecules has hampered broad translational efforts.”
The paper relies on this without support.
MG interactions are not saturable, differentiating MGs from bivalent inducers of proximity.
“These interactions are not saturable, differentiating MGs from bivalent inducers of proximity.”
The paper relies on this without support.
MGs are typically characterized by lack of affinity to at least one protein partner and often prompt highly cooperative PPIs.
“MGs are typically characterized by the lack of affinity to at least one protein partner, and they often prompt highly cooperative PPIs.”
The paper relies on this without support.
The discovery of synthetic MG degraders has been driven mostly by fortuity.
“The discovery of synthetic MG degraders has been driven mostly by fortuity, as outlined above.”
The paper relies on this without support.
Chemical diversification of known glue degraders has a narrow focus on particular E3s and chemical scaffolds.
“Of course, such chemical diversification has a narrow focus on particular E3s and chemical scaffolds.”
The paper relies on this without support.
VHL and CRBN are the most exploited E3s in the TPD field.
“VHL and CRBN are the most exploited E3s in the TPD field.”
The paper relies on this without support.
Examples of E3-driven target-agnostic approaches for MG degrader discovery are scarce.
“Examples of E3-driven target-agnostic approaches for MG degrader discovery are scarce.”
The paper relies on this without support.
Signal-down strategies can be confounding and are usually noisier than positive selection methods.
“However, this kind of ''signal-down'' strategy can be confounding and it is usually noisier than positive selection methods.”
The paper relies on this without support.
Most TPD-related computational efforts to date have focused on rationalizing PROTAC-induced ternary complex formation.
“Most TPD-related computational efforts to date have focused on rationalizing PROTAC-induced ternary complex formation.”
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Serendipity plays an important role in the discovery of MGDs.
“As a result of the scarcity of rational design guidelines, serendipity plays an important role in the discovery of MGDs.252”
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CycK degraders contradict the claimed universal non-ligandability of targets
MinorThe paper says all the molecular glue degraders discussed target proteins otherwise deemed non-ligandable, but later says CycK degraders bind the CDK12-CycK target complex in isolation.
“Notably, all the aforementioned MG degraders, whether natural or synthetic, share a common feature, namely their capacity to induce the degradation of target proteins otherwise deemed non-ligandable (e.g., transcription factors).”
“Whereas none of the targets of auxin, IMiDs or sulfonamides are ligandable in the absence of the E3 ligase, the CycK degraders have affinity for the CDK12-CycK target complex in isolation (specifically, for the kinase).”
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- Authors
- Domostegui, A., Nieto-Barrado, L., Perez-Lopez, C., & Mayor-Ruiz, C.
- Affiliations
- Institute for Research in Biomedicine (ES)
- IRB Barcelona – Institute for Research in Biomedicine, The Barcelona Institute of Science and Technology (BIST), Baldiri Reixac, 10, 08028 Barcelona, Spain
- Venue
- Chemical Society Reviews
- Publisher
- Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
- Published
- 2022
- Volume
- 51
- Issue
- 13
- Pages
- 5498-5517
- ISSN
- 0306-0012 (ISSN-L)
- 1460-4744
- OpenAlex
- W4283211795
- Cited by
- 200
- References
- 185
- Citations by year
- 2026: 47 · 2025: 65 · 2024: 42 · 2023: 42 · 2022: 4
- FWCI
- 3.98
- Type
- journal article
- Language
- en
- Open access
- hybrid
- doi.org
- Licence
- Locations
- Chemical Society Reviews (publishedVersion, other-oa)
- PubMed (publishedVersion)
- Dipòsit Digital de la Universitat de Barcelona (Universitat de Barcelona) (submittedVersion, public-domain)
- Funders
- Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación (FJC2020-043715-I, PRE2020-092066)
- Topics
- Life Sciences › Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology › Molecular Biology › Protein Degradation and Inhibitors
- Life Sciences › Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology › Molecular Biology › Chemical Synthesis and Analysis
- Life Sciences › Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology › Molecular Biology › Ubiquitin and proteasome pathways
- Keywords
- molecular glues, PROTACs, E3 ubiquitin ligase, protein-protein interaction, protein degradation
- MeSH terms
- Proteins, Ubiquitin-Protein Ligases, Proteolysis
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