molecules of the month

A covalent KRAS^G12R inhibitor used as a proof-of-concept for covalent arginine modification, an oral dihydroorotate dehydrogenase inhibitor being developed for acute myelogenous leukemia, and a first-in-class YAP-TEAD protein-protein are some examples of this month's MOTM.

In the slide deck, you'll find a compound that has over 1400-fold selectivity for Cathepsin K over other biologically relevant cathepsins and a hydroxylated compound that is more than 1900x more selective than its non-hydroxylated counterpart.

Check out all ten minireviews in the slide deck, which covers:

• Where are the Molecules of the Month in clinical development?
• What's known about differentiation from previous molecules?
• Where did the starting points come from?
• Industry context, mechanism of action details, and more…

Thanks to reviewers Dennis Koester and Bryan McKibben for their nominations and commentary this month.