Targeted
protein
degradation
beyond
conventional
limits.
We develop smaller protein degrader therapeutics to reach new biological targets and bigger populations. First stop: neurodegenerative disease.
We develop smaller protein degrader therapeutics to reach new biological targets and bigger populations. First stop: neurodegenerative disease.
Targeted protein degraders use the cell’s natural protein-clearance machinery to remove disease-driving proteins rather than simply inhibiting them. This ability to eliminate, rather than block, opens up a new frontier in drug discovery. But emerging degrader types each bring their own opportunities and challenges.
Bifunctional degraders have modular components, but their large size limits oral bioavailability and penetration into tissues like the brain.
Molecular glues are smaller and have more favourable drug-like characteristics, but do not offer the same rational, modular design approach.
What
if
you
could
com
bine
the
advantages
of
both?
Bifunctional degraders are powerful but often too large to efficiently cross biological barriers.
Our proprietary platform allows degraders to travel as smaller components before self-assembling into their active form.
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SELFTACs exist as two small molecules designed to cross biological membranes like the gut wall, cell membranes and the blood-brain-barrier
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Once across the blood-brain barrier, the components reversibly self assemble into an active bifunctional degrader with rational drug design

Once assembled, the SELFTAC behaves like a standard PROTAC, summoning the cell’s natural protein-clearance machinery to remove the target protein.
The
function
of
a
full
degrader
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The
distribution
of
a
small
molecule.
SELFTAC® enables a faster, more modular approach to developing oral and CNS-penetrant degraders, transforming how they are discovered and developed.
Key Features:
Make oral degraders the expectation, not the exception.
Open the brain to protein degrader therapeutics
Turn iterative chemistry into modular design with reusable components
Integrate emerging E3 ligases to expand target applications.
SELFTAC® enable a faster, more modular approach to developing oral and CNS-penetrant degraders, transforming how they are discovered and developed.
Key Features:
Make oral degraders the expectation, not the exception.
Open the brain to protein degrader therapeutics
Turn iterative chemistry into modular design with reusable components
Integrate emerging E3 ligases to expand target applications.






Our first focus is developing an oral degrader designed to selectively remove pathological forms of tau while preserving healthy tau in Alzheimer’s disease.
Key Features:
Target the forms of tau associated with disease.
Build selectivity into the therapeutic approach.
Achieve broad distribution and deep penetration of the brain.
A medicine that can be accessed by a broad global patient population.
Our first focus is developing an oral degrader designed to selectively remove pathological forms of tau while preserving healthy tau in Alzheimer’s disease.
Key Features:
Target the forms of tau associated with disease.
Build selectivity into the therapeutic approach.
Achieve broad distribution and deep penetration of the brain.
A medicine that can be accessed by a broad global patient population.








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Clive Dix Chairman
Tim Clackson Non-Exec Director
Owen Smith Non-Exec Director
Chaya Patel Non-Exec Director
Craig Fox Non-Exec Director
Raghd Rostrom Non-Exec Director
Rob Johnson Chief Executive Officer
Harry Finch
Stephen Haggarty
Eric Fischer
Join a team driven by scientific conviction, intellectual honesty and the ambition to build better medicines for patients.
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How our Health World Model connects a patient’s history to today’s care and builds toward predicting what comes next.
How our Health World Model connects a patient’s history to today’s care and builds toward predicting what comes next.
How our Health World Model connects a patient’s history to today’s care and builds toward predicting what comes next.