SHP2 protein degrader-1 is a highly efficient allosteric inhibitor targeting SHP2. It effectively induces degradation of SHP2 protein, resulting in cell apoptosis. This compound shows promising potential for studying diseases associated with SHP2.
SHP2-D26 is a highly potent and effective SHP2 degrader. Its mechanism of action involves the induction of SHP2 degradation through binding to VHL-1 and SHP2 proteins. Additionally, the degradation of SHP2 induced by SHP2-D26 is dependent on neddylation and proteasome activity.
SHP2-IN-9 is a potent inhibitor (IC50 = 1.174 μM) specifically targeting the SHP2 protein, displaying improved penetration across the blood-brain barrier. It exhibits a remarkable 85-fold selectivity for SHP2 over SHP1. By inhibiting SHP2-mediated cell signal transduction and impairing cancer cell proliferation, SHP2-IN-9 effectively suppresses the growth of both cervix cancer tumors and glioblastoma in vivo [1].