Advancing a first-in-class AI-enabled cancer drug. A new article from Diana Spencer in Drug Discovery World looks at our REC-1245 program, a potentially first-in-class small molecule that recently received FDA IND clearance for a Phase 1/2 clinical trial for biomarker-enriched solid tumors and lymphoma. ▪ She writes: “Recursion identified the novel regulatory role of RBM39 associated with CDK12 using its maps of biology and first reported this relationship in early 2023, and notes that “preclinical data support that RBM39 degradation induces splicing defects which downregulate DNA Damage Response (DDR) networks and cell cycle checkpoints.” ▪ Chris Gibson says: “REC-1245 is a prime example of using an expansive AI-enabled platform for drug discovery. After exploring many predicted biological and chemical relationships across our maps of biology, we identified RMB39 as a novel target that looks functionally similar to the well-known but hard to drug target CDK12. We also identified and optimized small molecules that target RBM39 without directly impacting CDK12 or CDK13 using these same AI-enabled maps.” 👉 Read more: https://lnkd.in/ePy9XY5S #ai #clinicaltrials #techbio #cancer #tumor #cdk12 #rbm39
Exciting to see new cancer treatments coming to trials! Congrats Recursion!
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Amazing power of #AIdrugdiscovery congratulations Recursion team!💐💐
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2moAmazing to see AI making such strides in drug discovery! Looking forward to seeing how this innovation impacts cancer treatment.