The Connectivity Map (CMap) project at the Broad Institute aims to build a comprehensive catalog of gene expression signatures that explores relationships between small-molecules, genes, and diseases. The goal is to more than double the 1+ million gene expression profiles currently in the resource by 2020. In this talk, I will discuss the utility of the CMap resource and the low-cost L1000 assay, which has made it possible to generate these profiles at scale.

Connectivity map: Beyond the first one million gene expression profiles

2019 Spring National Meeting

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