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DeepCure selects AI-generated candidate DC-9476 for clinical trials
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Aug 8, 2024

DeepCure selects AI-generated candidate DC-9476 for clinical trials

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  • AI-powered small-molecule drug developer DeepCure has revealed its first development candidate, DC-9476, designed to combat inflammation and immune diseases.

  • DC-9476 is a third-generation BRD inhibitor that targets the BD2 domain of Brd4, a protein involved in various autoimmune illnesses. Unlike traditional individual pathway treatments, it can simultaneously address multiple inflammatory pathways. The drug is claimed to have displayed strong efficacy in preclinical models of diseases like rheumatoid arthritis and Still’s disease, as well as an impressive safety profile. The company intends to commence clinical trials for the candidate in 2025.

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