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Chaofeng Dai

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|Sep 24, 2025

PRT3789 Is a First-in-Human SMARCA2-Selective Degrader That Induces Synthetic Lethality in SMARCA4-Mutated Cancers.

Michael Hulse, Min Wang, Chaoyi Xu

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