ScienceTargeting once ‘undruggable’ Ras proteins for pancreatic cancer treatment
Chemistry World describes how molecular glues helped tackle a difficult cancer target in its Chemical Breakdown podcast, which also explores conservation of the Bayeux Tapestry.
TLDR
Chemistry World says its Chemical Breakdown team discusses a treatment reaching Ras proteins—once considered “undruggable”—for pancreatic cancer patients. Its episode description highlights molecular glues as helping crack one of cancer’s toughest targets. The podcast also explores the chemistry behind investigating and conserving the Bayeux Tapestry.
