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Proximity Inducers in Drug Discovery - A Perspective on Cooperativity

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7 A P P L I C A T I O N N O T E Dianthus ensures that researchers can accurately and cost-effectively assess cooperativity, even in complex drug discover y programs. Hans-Jörg's experience highlights how this innovative technology is essential in the development of next-generation proximity inducers, optimizing their efficacy while minimizing off-target effects. CONCLUSION As proximity-inducing therapies like PROTACs and molecular glues continue to show promise in the modulation of difficult targets, optimizing cooperativity remains a pivotal challenge. Hans-Jörg emphasizes that the future of proximity-inducing therapies relies on the ability to design small molecules that maximize cooperativity, allowing for lower molecular weights and greater specificity. Dianthus addresses these challenges by offering a sophisticated screening platform that helps researchers identify molecular glues, optimize cooperativity, and refine the development of proximity-inducing drugs. Dianthus is a powerful tool to accelerate the identification and characterization of next-generation proximity-inducers. Dianthus paves the way for the creation of more effective, safe, and specific therapies. The future of proximity-based drugs is bright, and Dianthus stands at the forefront of this exciting evolution. 3 In October 2024, NanoTemper Technologies introduced the Dianthus uHTS, the fastest biophysical affinity measurement instrument currently available. Dianthus uHTS significantly enhances throughput by utilizing NanoTemper 's proprietar y Spectral Shift technology, enabling the measurement of a full 1536-well plate in under 8 minutes. U S E R C A S E S T U D Y

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