Selective Degradation of TEADs by a PROTAC Molecule Exhibited Robust Anticancer Efficacy In Vitro and In Vivo
Yuhang Lu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Yujun Zhao(Shanxi Agricultural University), Xilin Lyu(Army Medical University), Linghua Meng(Shanghai Institute of Materia Medica), Ziqin Yan(Chinese Academy of Sciences), He Huang(University of Chicago), Jianfeng Lou(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Chenxu Wang(Jiangsu University), Jiaqi Sun(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Xiancheng Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Lan Xu(Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center)
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