Nurix Therapeutics is emphasizing its immunology and inflammation pipeline, which leverages targeted protein degraders for STAT6, BTK, and IRAK4. The company argues that degraders offer advantages over traditional inhibitors by removing the entire protein, addressing non-enzymatic scaffolding functions, and enabling targeting of difficult-to-drug proteins like STAT6. Key programs include the STAT6 degrader NX-3911 (partnered with Sanofi), a BTK degrader (bexobrutideg) in a tablet formulation for autoimmune uses, and an IRAK4 degrader partnered with Gilead, with significant updates anticipated for 2026.
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Nurix Therapeutics Highlights STAT6, BTK and IRAK4 Degraders as Immunology Pipeline Gains Spotlight
Nurix Therapeutics is emphasizing its immunology and inflammation pipeline, which leverages targeted protein degraders for STAT6, BTK, and IRAK4. The company argues that degraders offer advantages over traditional inhibitors by removing the entire protein, addressing non-enzymatic scaffolding functions, and enabling targeting of difficult-to-drug proteins like STAT6. Key programs include the STAT6 degrader NX-3911 (partnered with Sanofi), a BTK degrader (bexobrutideg) in a tablet formulation for autoimmune uses, and an IRAK4 degrader partnered with Gilead, with significant updates anticipated for 2026.