DC Chemicals
LC-MG-4

CAT. NO. DCA0007

LC-MG-4

LC-MG-4 is an infigratinib-derived research compound bearing an unsubstituted acrylamide handle. The paper reports moderate FGFR2 degradation in KATO III cells at 1 µM for 12 h. It served as the reference scaffold for testing changes to the Michael-acceptor group.

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Published cellular evidence

Reported assay conditions

KATO III cells; 1 µM; 12 h; FGFR2 Western blot; DMSO control.

Reported result

LC-MG-4 is an infigratinib-derived research compound bearing an unsubstituted acrylamide handle. The paper reports moderate FGFR2 degradation in KATO III cells at 1 µM for 12 h. It served as the reference scaffold for testing changes to the Michael-acceptor group.

Source locations: Main Fig. 1C–D and 3A–B; sections 2.2 and 2.4

A compound-specific DC50, antiproliferative IC50, E3-ligase mechanism and in vivo efficacy were not established for this analogue in the cited study.

For research use only. Published findings depend on the reported experimental conditions and do not guarantee product performance. No clinical use.

Identity and specifications

CAT. NO.DCA0007
Molecular formulaC27H29Cl2N7O4
Molecular weight586.48
StereochemistryTerminal alkene; no stereocentres
Chemical formNeutral parent; no counterion assigned
SMILESC=CC(=O)N1CCN(c2ccc(Nc3cc(N(C)C(=O)Nc4c(Cl)c(OC)cc(OC)c4Cl)ncn3)cc2)CC1

Molecular formula and average molecular weight are calculated from the source-verified structure; molecular weight unit: g/mol.

References

Cao X, Huang X, Song C, Shi S, Zhu Y, Zheng L, Liang G, Chen L. Converting FGFR inhibitors into selective covalent molecular glue degraders via transposable gluing handles. European Journal of Medicinal Chemistry 316 (2026), 119034. doi:10.1016/j.ejmech.2026.119034.

Source locations: Main Fig. 1C–D and 3A–B; experimental compound LC-MG-4, p. 9; supplied SI section 8.

Published online: 2 June 2026.