Ad hoc - canSAR
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Ad hoc - canSAR
Integrated Cancer Drug Discovery Resource http://cansar.icr.ac.uk Bissan Al-Lazikani Mark Halling-Brown Cancer Therapeutics Unit Data Growth to Aid Translational Research Source: http://www.ddbj.nig.ac.jp/ Source canSAR Lukk et al. Nat. Biotech. (2010) 28:322-324 Translating data drugs needs effective integration Need • Resource to effectively integrate large diverse data • See wide context around target/compound/ of interest • Get quick idea about state of public knowledge • Aid decision making • Target prioritization • Driving hypotheses • Next experiment? • Live, frequently updated http://cansar.icr.ac.uk canSAR: Extensible modular content Public Data in canSAR • Molecular Targets • • Human proteome • Model organisms • Functional annotation (GO, Pathway Commons ..) • 3D structure (PDB) • Mutations and variants (COSMIC, CGP) • Protein interaction networks (ROCK, STRING) • Compounds and chemical• screening – – – – – – Gene Expression – Array Express chEMBL-DB – Cell line Binding-DB – Tissue Genomics of Drug Sensitivity – NCI-60 NCI-60 FDA approved drugs Clinical Candidates (ongoing) Cell lines – chEMBL – NCI-60 – GDS • Clinical associations – DrugStore – Ad hoc Using http://cansar.icr.ac.uk Instant look-see! • Target or Compound synopsis , summarising current data Chemical Annotation of Protein Interaction Networks • Identify network context for target(s) • View chemical and structural annotation on network • Identify potential druggable targets within interaction network Bioactivity Profiles and Polypharmacology Maps Identify cross-reactivity for a chemical hit series or within target set Off target effect within single family or across all protein families Chemogenomic Annotation of Large Gene Sets Batch-summarizing and chemical/structural/functional annotation of large data sets (e.g. siRNA hit lists) Aid triaging and prioritizing targets Identify patterns in data canSAR Plans • By Sept 2010 • • • • Extend functionality and documentation Add siRNA data Extend 3D data Network annotator • Over next year • Expand data sources (metabolomics, ChiP seq, shRNA, CGH, ….) • Clinical outcome data • Improve chemical annotation • “Expert” tools • Clinical candidate Acknowledgements • CBC team – Krishna Bulusu – Mish Patel – Joe Tym • Marketa Zvelibil • Costas Mitsopoulos • Paul Workman, Paul Clarke • chEMBL & Co. • Mike Gilson + Binding DB • Julian Blagg and team • Genomics of Drug • Janet Shipley and team Sensitivity/ Sanger • Array Express • Rob Van Montfort and • PDBe Swen Hoelder http://cansar.icr.ac.uk [email protected]