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STING Agonist to SOS1 Inhibitor, Lupin Lines Up Oncology Pipeline

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• By Vibha Ravi

From a STING agonist to a SOS1 inhibitor, Lupin listed oncology candidates from the preclinical stage to those in IND-enabling studies during the recently concluded J.P. Morgan conference. Meanwhile, the newly spun-off oncology subsidiary awaits partners.

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Lupin Is Furthering Its Oncology Research Efforts • Source: Alamy

Lupin Limited is lining up an oncology pipeline using therapeutic approaches ranging from better-known stimulator of interferon genes (STING) agonists to a lesser-used one involving protein coding gene ATAD2 inhibitors.

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