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CAS Life Sciences Data

When making new life sciences discoveries, complete, connected data is crucial for success. Dive deep into relationships between diseases, targets, and novel molecules with the world’s most trusted and reliable source of scientific information, the CAS Content Collection™.

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数据可加速您的药物发现过程

得益于我们数百名科学家和对上个世纪科学文献的深入报道,CAS 帮助药物发现科学家跟上最新的突破及其基础。 无论您是在寻找疾病靶点、规划结构-活性-关系 (SAR) 研究、评估脱靶活性的可能性,还是回答许多研究前新药 (IND) 申请问题,都可以利用现有已发表的大量数据来节省时间。

SAR, ADME data, toxicity values, and other bioactivity observations and pharmacological data facilitate the discovery of novel targets for therapeutic intervention.

Indexed nucleic acid and protein sequences provide a better understanding of how sequence changes affect biological functions.

Molecular biomarkers used in predictions, diagnoses, and prognoses reveal underlying causes and effects of a disease.

Metabolic signaling pathways and interactions further enable inferences and discoveries of connections between diseases, molecules, and pharmacological responses.

Antibodies, antibody-drug conjugates, antibody-fusion proteins, chimeric antigen receptors, and related engineered proteins hold diagnostic, therapeutic, or immune indications/applications.

Connections between disparate data types reveal reliable critical relationships.

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