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CCDC85 family
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ABOUT US
canSAR Team in the
Department of Data Science
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Cancer Therapeutics Unit
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The Institute of Cancer Research
canSAR is funded by the Cancer Research UK Drug Discovery Committee strategic award ‘canSAR: enhancing the
drug discovery knowledgebase’ C35696/A23187.
canSAR is an integrated knowledge-base that brings together multidisciplinary
data across biology, chemistry, pharmacology, structural biology, cellular networks
and clinical annotations, and applies machine learning approaches to provide
drug-discovery useful predictions.
canSAR’s goal is to enable cancer translational research and drug discovery
through providing this knowledge to researchers from across different disciplines.
It provides a single information portal to answer complex multi-disciplinary
questions including - among many others: what is known about a protein,
in which cancers is it expressed or mutated and what chemical tools and
cell line models can be used to experimentally probe its activity?
What is known about a drug, its cellular sensitivity profile and what proteins
is it known to bind that may explain unusual bioactivity?
canSAR works on latest versions of Firefox, Chrome, Safari and Internet Explorer 11.
canSAR is freely available for all cancer researchers. By using canSAR you are agreeing to these
Terms of Use.
To view statistics of canSAR data please refer to the
Data Sources.
Thanks to our collaborators:
THE TEAM
Team Leader
Bioinformatics
Chemoinformatics
Structural Computational Biology
Software Development
Software Development
Front-end Development
Front-end Development
Computational Chemical Biology
Drug Discovery Bioinformatics
CONTACT US
canSAR is an academic project provided to the comunity through a CRUK Strategic Award.
If you have suggestions to improve canSAR or would like to report a bug, please contact us at cansar@icr.ac.uk.
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1. canSAR is intended for use for scientific research only and cannot be
used for the provision of medical advice. Please seek advice from your
doctor if you have any queries about health conditions or drug treatments.
2. canSAR and canSAR-3D are freely available for use by any individual and
for any purpose.
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that are subsequently used in another product or service.
4. canSAR provides data collated from the public domain with references to
their sources. The ICR cannot guarantee the accuracy of any data or databases
nor their suitability for user purposes.
5. Software which can be run through canSAR may be used by any individual for
any purpose unless specific exceptions are stated. The only exceptions with
respect to software will be the prohibition of downloading, redistributing
or re-engineering the software, and these exceptions only apply if explicitly
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If any single organization/user exploits the ICR services to a
level that prevents, or looks set to prevent, the ICR providing services to
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