MAXIMIZE the potential of targeted protein degradation


Targeted protein degradation (TPD) is a powerful therapeutic modality to eliminate disease-causing proteins that have, thus far, been inadequately addressed or deemed "undruggable" by conventional methods. Degrader molecules exploit cellular degradation pathways to target and remove these proteins. Unlike traditional small molecule inhibitors, they do not rely on the active binding sites of target proteins, thereby opening up a therapeutic space previously considered inaccessible. However, the lack of rational and systematic strategies for identifying and designing target-specific degrader molecules poses a significant challenge for conventional drug discovery methods and has limited the full realization of the potential offered by targeted protein degradation.

NEOsphere Biotechnologies' proteomic degrader drug discovery platform offers a unique approach to systematically link degrader compounds with their entire target landscape. It delivers exceptional coverage and sensitivity, precise quantification, and rapid turnaround times - all designed to accelerate target identification, compound optimization, library expansion, and informed decision-making throughout the drug discovery process.

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DISCOVER

Identify high-value novel degrader targets on a large scale
   
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SCREEN

Perform high-throughput proteomic screening of entire compound libraries with unmatched data quality and completeness
   
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EVALUATE

Assess your compounds’ on- and off-target selectivity, potency, and efficacy across the proteome
   
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VERIFY

Validate degrader targets through industry-leading global ubiquitinomics
   
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VISUALIZE

Leverage the neoVERSE data analysis suite to instantly transform large-scale proteomics data into actionable insights for accelerated drug dicovery decisions

 

 

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NEOsphere Biotechnologies‘ E3 ligase and target-agnostic platform enables high-throughput, in-depth characterization and optimization of degrader compounds