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  1. Kymera Therapeutics and Sanofi announced a collaboration on the IRAK4 program development, focusing on an oral molecular glue degrader.

Elizabeth Laws has been appointed to lead the KT-621 development program, which is advancing as a first-in-class oral small molecule degrader, involving Sanofi and Kymera Therapeutics.

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Elizabeth Laws has been appointed to lead the KT-621 development program, which is advancing as a first-in-class oral small molecule degrader, involving Sanofi and Kymera Therapeutics.

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