“…22,23 In clinical practice, cintirorgon (LYC-55716), an oral small-molecule RORγt agonist under development by Lycera, has completed Phase I/II trial for the treatment of solid tumors in 2019. 24,25 Therefore, RORγt agonists remain potential tactics to cancer immunotherapy as orally bioavailable small-molecule therapeutics. 26 In addition to LYC-55716, a number of RORγt agonists with diverse scaffolds have been disclosed (Figure 1), including Narylsulfonyl indolines by Scripps Research Institute, 27 benzyloxytricyclic compounds by Bristol Myers Squibb, 28 2-(ortho-substituted benzyl)-indoles from Shanghai Hengrui, 29 tertiary amines 30 and biaryl series 31 from GSK, and so on.…”