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Cancer Target Discovery and Development (CTD²) Network

The Cancer Target Discovery and Development (CTD²) Network, also known as C-T-D-Squared, is a functional genomics initiative that bridges the gap between genomics and development of effective therapeutics. The Network aims to understand tumor development, heterogeneity, drug resistance, and metastasis to develop optimal combinations of chemotherapy with immunotherapy.

About the CTD² Network

How the CTD² Network is working to bridge the knowledge gap between genomic data and precision oncology.

Access summarized and integrated data from functional genomics studies through the CTD^2 Dashboard.

CTD² Dashboard

Explore summarized CTD² findings with published evidence in an interactive environment.

  • CTD² Data Portal

    Functional genomics data generated by CTD² Network researchers are available for the community. Access the raw primary data through the CTD² Data Portal.

  • Analytical Tools

    The Cancer Target Discovery and Development (CTD²) Network develops tools for analyzing and visualizing genomic datasets and make them accessible for the research community.

  • CTD² Centers

    The Cancer Target Discovery and Development (CTD²) Network consists of 12 functional genomics research centers that work independently and collaboratively as a Network.

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