Tutorials

In this tutorial, you will learn:

In this tutorial, you will learn:

how to navigate in the output of the predicted cancer cell lines of a small molecule (cf Tutorial #1)
how to sort your results according to specific columns
how to copy-paste or print your results as well as export them in CSV, XLS and PDF formats
how to have a look at the known actives on a predicted cancer cell line target that are similar to your query
how to predict the mode of action (i.e. molecular mechamism) of your query molecule with SwissTargetPrediction

In this tutorial, you will learn:

how to check the known actives on a predicted cancer cell line target that are similar to your query (cf Tutorial #2)
how to sort your results according to specific columns
how to copy-paste or print your results as well as export them in CSV, XLS and PDF formats

In this tutorial, you will learn:

how to draw your structure in the sketcher
how to interpret the ubiquitous alert of your query
how to filter the displayed cancer cell lines according to their associated disease
how to check the known actives on a cancer cell line target that share the same ubiquitous flag(s) as your query

In this tutorial, you will learn how to send a compound present among the list of known actives on a cell line:

to SwissSimilary; to perform ligand-based virtual screening
to SwissTargetPrediction; to predict macromolecular targets
to SwissADME; to estimate the pharmacokinetics, druglikeness and medicinal chemistry friendliness
to SwissParam; to parametrize the structure for molecular docking
to SwissBioisostere; to search for replacements of a molecular fragment
back to SwissCellPrediction; to predict cancer cell line targets

In this tutorial, you will learn:

how to send a compound to SwissCellPrediction from the output of another SwissDrugDesign tool
how to get more insight about the methodology behind SwissCellPrediction
how to access SwissCellPrediction Help, FAQ and contact form