11/06/2026
The WHO’s INN Proposed List 135 disclosed the structures and names of a set of cutting edge, investigational drugs in clinical trials. We took a deep dive into the molecules behind these newly disclosed nonproprietary names, linking them to known assets, companies, and clinical programs.
Given the size of the list, our analysis is published over two articles, with both available to read now.
Inside the articles you’ll find the following:
- Mapping of structures to assets in active development across the industry
- Therapeutic targets, relevant patents, and supporting preclinical and clinical data for the molecules
- Confidence ratings on select small molecules, so you can see what’s confirmed and what’s inferred
- An accompanying poster summarizing the findings
Our INN List 135 coverage offers an overview of what's advancing in drug development, such as integrin inhibitors driving major M&A activity, emerging modalities like molecular glues and degraders, and significant disclosures from multiple companies outside the US.
Members can read the full analysis and explore the data here: https://drughunters.com/4AkLesn