Accordingly, the tool compound TAK-632, which exhibits comparable biochemical and cellular potency to DAY101, was used alternatively as needed for in vitro assays.Single-agent anti-proliferative activity was observed in a melanoma BRAF fusion PDX model treated with TAK-632 ex vivo, with less sensitivity observed in models beyond melanoma harboring other BRAF fusions. Inhibition of both RAF monomers and dimers by DAY101 enables a broader indication selection strategy, beyond LGG and BRAF alterations. Ongoing translational work will highlight the potential utility of DAY101 in adult tumors harboring RAS or RAF alterations, both as a single agent and in hypothesis-driven combinations.