Abbott Labs Publishes Massive Protein Kinase Dataset, New Statistical Method to Analyze Kinome
March 11, 2011
Abbott Labs Publishes Massive Protein Kinase Dataset, New Statistical Method to Analyze Kinome
The data covers how 3,800 different inhibitors affect 172 kinases. The researchers grouped the proteins based both on sequence and pharmacological relationships and by their interactions with various compound chemotypes.
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