CREBBP Drug Discovery Landscape & Assay Solutions

Market Intelligence, Clinical Progress, and High-Purity Reagents for Epigenetic Targeting in Hematologic Malignancies and Solid Tumors.

TarMart Solution Ecosystem & Related Targets

Comprehensive reagent toolkit for CREBBP (CBP, KAT3A) drug discovery. Select your modality below:

Component / Network Product Description Product Link
Antigen CREBBP HAT Domain & Bromodomain Recombinant Proteins
High purity (>95%), Endotoxin <1EU/ug. Sequence Verified. Theoretical MW confirmed by Mass Spec. HEK293 Expressed (Native Folding). Includes wild-type and key oncogenic mutant variants (e.g., HAT domain loss-of-function).
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Gene Delivery CREBBP Promise-ORF / Lentivirus
Full-length ORF for stable cell lines (ChIP, HAT activity assays, PROTAC validation).
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Benchmark Ab Anti-CREBBP (Research Grade Monoclonal)
Recombinant positive control for Western blot, IP, ChIP, and target engagement assays.
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Validator CREBBP siRNA Set
For knockdown verification and specificity controls.
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Paralog Control EP300 (p300) HAT & Bromodomain Proteins
Critical for selectivity assays vs. highly homologous paralog.
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Co-Target BRD4 (Bromodomain Protein 4)
For dual-targeting and selectivity profiling against BET family.
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Pathway Partner BCL6
Functional interactor in germinal center lymphomas; co-regulatory complex analysis.
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Note: Additional related targets such as CTNNB1 (β-catenin) for Wnt pathway disruption assays are available upon request.

Critical Assay Challenges & Technical Specifications

Critical Assay Challenge The TarMart Advantage (Technical Spec)
Paralog Selectivity (CREBBP vs EP300) Purified HAT & Bromodomain proteins for both targets with >95% purity; Sequence Verified orthologs for orthogonal screening.
Domain-Specific Inhibitor Screening Isolated domains available: HAT-only (aa 1193–1712), Bromodomain-only (aa 1086–1197), KIX domain, NCBD. No full-length protein contamination artifacts.
Intracellular Target Validation & PROTAC Degradation High-titer Lentivirus for stable overexpression; validated siRNA; Endotoxin <5 EU/mL for sensitive cell lines. Supports ternary complex validation.
False Positives in Binding Assays Negative control proteins (catalytically dead mutant e.g., R1441C) included; validated siRNA for specificity checks.
High-Throughput HAT Activity Assays Sequence verified histone substrates (H3, H4) with confirmed acetylation sites.
Resistance Mutation Profiling Disease-associated point mutants (e.g., HAT domain loss-of-function) available to model resistance and test next-generation inhibitors.

Live CREBBP R&D Tracker

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Global Clinical Landscape & Future Outlook

The race for CREBBP-targeted therapeutics is intensifying, with major players shifting focus from pan-epigenetic inhibitors to highly selective CBP/EP300 differentiation and novel modalities like PROTAC degraders. First-generation dual inhibitors (e.g., Foghorn's FHD-286) have advanced into Phase I/II for AML and follicular lymphoma, while next-generation programs target domain-specific inhibition (Bromodomain vs HAT) and bifunctional degraders to overcome paralog redundancy and resistance. Emerging molecular glue strategies aim to induce neomorphic interactions with transcription factors, opening new avenues for solid tumors and MYC-driven malignancies.

Competitive Modality & Indication Snapshot

Modality Representative Players Key Indications Critical Assay Need (Why TarMart?)
Dual CBP/EP300 Inhibitor Foghorn (FHD-286), Daiichi Sankyo AML, Follicular Lymphoma Paralog Selectivity Panel (Need purified CREBBP & EP300 domains)
Domain-Specific Small Molecule Novartis, CellCentric (CCS1477) Prostate Cancer, DLBCL Isolated Domain Binding (Need HAT-only vs BD-only proteins)
PROTAC Degrader Academic/Preclinical Consortia Solid Tumors (MYC-driven) Cell-Based Validation (Need Lentivirus for stable cell lines, E3 ligase proteins)
Molecular Glue Biotech Stealth Programs Resistant Hematologic Mutant Proteins (Need disease-associated point mutants for resistance profiling)