• Kura Oncology outlined a development plan for KO-7246, an oral menin inhibitor for diabetes, with an investor webcast scheduled for today.
• Preclinical findings were already presented at the EASD meeting, supporting a move toward clinical proof of concept.
• Animal studies showed improved glucose control with signs of restored insulin-producing capacity, including effects that persisted after dosing stopped.
• Human islet testing indicated selective expansion of insulin-producing cells, supporting the therapeutic rationale for diabetes.
• IND-enabling work is underway for a Phase 1 study to assess safety and look for evidence of increased endogenous insulin production.

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