Hey, wait up Amgen and Mirati, Boehringer Ingelheim is joining the KRAS crowd as early success inspires rivals
It doesn’t take long for hot new cancer targets to attract a bustling field of rivals. Take KRAS, for example.
Today you can add Boehringer Ingelheim to the group with clinical-stage KRAS assets to boast about. Investigators presented their preclinical case for the oral KRAS inhibitor BI 1701963 in Boston today, and unveiled plans to go after a full slate of KRAS mutations in a move aimed beyond just G12C, where Amgen and Mirati are now vying for the lead with promising, but very early, lung cancer data.
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