
188 inhibitors across 210 #kinases. A product of #openscience, inspiring the discovery of pioneer medicines
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Joined May 2015
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A collaboration with UNC virologists using @therealKCGS led to this —> uncnews.unc.edu/2022/05/20/u…
Host kinase CSNK2 is a target for inhibition of pathogenic β-coronaviruses including SARS-CoV-2 biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
An ATP-competitive kinase inhibitor with exquisite selectivity. How? Read on....@thesgconline @DruggableGenome pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
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Cheryl announcing #Target2035 webinar series at today’s kick-off meeting. Looks exciting! @CherylArrowsmi1
With our friends at Promega we built the first map of CDK drug selectivity in live cells across the whole family: CDK1-20 #openscience #chemogenomics
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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A group of us around the world are creating an #openscience non-profit to invent drugs explicitly to put on the shelf for the next pandemic. We started the project last summer, but should have started a decade ago…damn. Announcement this week or next. @thesgconline
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Researchers at @UNCpublichealth are testing an antiviral drug that shows promise as a possible treatment for COVID-19. #UNC’s Ralph Baric heads the lab developing the broad-spectrum antiviral that could potentially provide relief to the global pandemic unc.live/2ISOsM0
Coronavirus drug shows promise at Carolina | UNC-Chapel Hill
[Video by @UNCResearch] UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health researchers are testing a new broad-spectrum antiviral drug that could potentially be a relief to the global coronavirus pandemic.
Round table discussion at PharmSci 2020 about the social and economic impact of #openscience @UNCPharmacy
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Discover a new #Kinase Chemogenomic Set from @therealKCGS ximbio.com/reagent/157681/th… #datasheet #lifesciences #reagents #inhibitors
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Proud to announce today an expansion of our partnership with @ChordomaFDN to accelerate drug discovery in an open-source way! CC: @dhdrewry @UNCPharmacy @ICR_London @PaulWorkmanICR @thesgconline chordomafoundation.org/lates…
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Together with @TheMarkFdn, we are proud to announce a two-year, $1.4M grant to researchers @PaulWorkmanICR @dhdrewry @Ogileadi focused on creating the first drugs capable of targeting #brachyury, the Achilles’ heel of #chordoma chordomafoundation.org/lates…
Want to learn how #openscience will lead to affordable medicines? Come to the #pharmsci2020 symposium @UNCPharmacy in Chapel Hill on Tuesday #SGC-UNC #drugdiscovery wraltechwire.com/2020/02/27/…
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ICYMI: Check out the Kinase Chemogenomics Set (KCGS): 187 inhibitors for 215 kinases. A collaborative resource meticulously developed & curated by the SGC-UNC team. thekcgs.com/ More details here on @biorxivpreprint biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… #openscience
[Part 2] ...This collaboration has resulted in multiple publications and grant funding as a specific result of these interactions. - Lee Graves, PhD, Professor in Department of Pharmacology @UNC_SOM Read more about Dr. Graves and his KCGS Collaboration --> theKCGS.com
[Part 1] My lab and I have greatly benefited from using KCGS in investigating cellular mechanisms of drug resistance in cancer by the application of chemogenomic libraries to discover novel kinase targets for pancreatic cancer treatment...
We are proud to work with @boehringerus and their #OpnMe platform to encourage open collaboration between scientists! Check out the work they do at OpnMe.com and become a part of the KCGS open science community at theKCGS.com!
We are proud to contribute to @therealKCGS’s #openinnovation initiative by donating 17 kinase inhibitors to their Kinase Chemogenomics Set. Learn more on #opnMe: bit.ly/2ShIw4N
We are grateful for the collaboration we share with @Boehringer and the #opnMe team!
We are proud to have donated 17 kinase inhibitors to the #OpenInnovation initiative Kinase Chemogenomics Set. Kudos to @therealKCGS from the #opnMe team
Thanks to @UNCPharmacy for helping make #KCGS available to the world
#DYK: the first Structural Genomics Consortium lab to operate in the US is located in #UNCPharmacy? Thanks to support from the Eshelman Institute for Innovation, Tim Willson & his team's research is placed in the public domain for use, no strings attached bit.ly/2tOTGo5
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#DYK: the first Structural Genomics Consortium lab to operate in the US is located in #UNCPharmacy? Thanks to support from the Eshelman Institute for Innovation, Tim Willson & his team's research is placed in the public domain for use, no strings attached bit.ly/2tOTGo5

















