Arvinas and Pfizer’s ARV-471 is seen as the leading molecule in a new class of protein degrader drugs, and as such, its results in a Phase I/II study in metastatic breast cancer have been keenly awaited.
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The frontrunner in the new protein degrader class has shown lackluster Phase II results in breast cancer, but Arvinas hopes for success in less heavily pre-treated patients in Phase III.
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