Nucleic Acids Research · 2024 · 13 citations · 32 references
PharmacyBioinformaticsChemical BiologyAnalytical ChemistryDrug DesignDrug DiscoveryAssay DevelopmentDrug DatabasesHigh-throughput ScreeningLibrary ScreeningSmall-molecule ScreeningAssay Data RepositoriesChemical Library DatabasesCounter-screeningCounter-screening AssaysExperimental Data CollectionHigh-throughput Screening DatabasesHigh-throughput Screening LibrariesPublic Data Reuse
The European Chemical Biology Database (ECBD, https://ecbd.eu) serves as the central repository for data generated by the EU-OPENSCREEN research infrastructure consortium. It is developed according to FAIR principles, which emphasize findability, accessibility, interoperability and reusability of data. This data is made available to the scientific community following open access principles. The ECBD stores both positive and negative results from the entire chemical biology project pipeline, including data from primary or counter-screening assays. The assays utilize a defined and diverse library of over 107 000 compounds, the annotations of which are continuously enriched by external user supported screening projects and by internal EU-OPENSCREEN bioprofiling efforts. These compounds were screened in 89 currently deposited datasets (assays), with 48 already being publicly accessible, while the remaining will be published after a publication embargo period of up to 3 years. Together these datasets encompass ∼4.3 million experimental data points. All public data within ECBD can be accessed through its user interface, API or by database dump under the CC-BY 4.0 license.
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