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# Acknowledgements

Thanks are due to many people for the creation of this resource:&#x20;

* James Duffy at MMV for the original concept & providing some of the screening data
* Andreas Verras for the original work and paper that inspired this project
* Novartis, GSK, St Jude Children's Research Hospital and AstraZeneca for letting us use their data to train models.
* Eric Martin & Ken Hall at Novartis, Darren Green & Martin Saunders at GSK, Anang Shelat & Jason Ochoada at St Jude, Ola Engkvist & Preeti Iyer at AZ for running the models at their organisations
* Andrew Leach, Nicolas Bosc, Eloy Felix, Ricardo Arcila & David Mendez at EMBL-EBI for scientific input & making it all happen
* Mark Gardner at AMG for coordinating the project
* Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for providing funding for the project


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