The mission of the Cancer Cell Map Initiative is to enable a new era of cancer discovery and treatment based on the complete elucidation of the molecular networks underlying cancer. This information will be critical for developing computational models of cancer cells that will enable both basic research and clinical decision-making.
The CCMI consists of ten faculty members, four at UC San Diego and six at UCSF.
Read MoreThe CCMI is building physical and genetic interaction maps and developing computational approaches to analyze these maps.
Read MoreThe two research cores support our experimental mapping efforts and provide bioinformatics support.
Read MoreThe NDEx Project provides an open-source framework where researchers can share, store and publish biological networks.
Read MoreAnalyze your gene set using networks in NDEx for pathway enrichment, protein interactions and disease associations
Read MoreThe CCMI broadly supports cancer systems biology research through funding for pilot projects and a training program.
