Nurix Therapeutics Announces Second Research Term Extension for Oncology Program Under Collaboration with Gilead Sciences

“Gilead’s decision to extend the research term for this program reflects our longstanding commitment to productive collaborations, the outstanding dedication of our research teams, and the potential of Nurix’s targeted protein degradation platform to generate novel medicines against therapeutically important targets,” said Gwenn M. Hansen, Ph.D., chief scientific officer of Nurix. “Our collaboration has already advanced GS-6791, an oral IRAK4 degrader discovered by Nurix, into clinical development, and we are pleased to continue working with Gilead to discover and advance additional drug candidates across oncology and inflammatory diseases. This extension provides further evidence of the value of the collaboration and the capabilities of our platform.”

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