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name target-profile
description Generate comprehensive target profiles including druggability assessment, disease associations, pathway context, and competitive landscape. Use this skill when analyzing drug targets for validation, dossier creation, or competitive intelligence. Supports gene symbols (EGFR), protein names, or UniProt IDs. Keywords: target, dossier, validation, druggability, tractability, target analysis
category Target Analysis
tags target, drug-discovery, dossier, validation
version 1.0.0
author Drug Discovery Team
dependencies opentargets-rest-api, uniprot-rest-api, chembl-rest-api

Target Profile Skill

Generate comprehensive target dossiers for drug discovery decision-making.

Quick Start

/target EGFR
/target-profile KRAS G12C
Create a target dossier for HER2 including clinical trials
Analyze druggability of BRAF V600E

What's Included

Section Description Data Source
Executive Summary Key insights in one page Aggregated
Target Overview Gene/protein name, class, location UniProt
Druggability Tractability scores, target class Open Targets
Disease Associations Associated diseases, evidence scores Open Targets
Pathways Signaling pathways, interactions KEGG, Reactome
Competition Existing drugs, pipeline ChEMBL, DrugBank
Safety Known safety concerns Pharos, SIDER

Data Sources

Source API Coverage
Open Targets api.opentargets.org 20k+ targets, 1.2M associations
UniProt rest.uniprot.org 200M+ proteins
ChEMBL www.ebi.ac.uk/chembl/api 2.5M+ compounds
KEGG rest.kegg.jp 500+ pathways
Reactome reactome.org 2600+ pathways

Output Structure

# EGFR Target Profile

## Executive Summary
EGFR is a high-tractability receptor tyrosine kinase with strong validation
in NSCLC. 9 drugs approved, 34 in development. Key opportunity: resistance
mechanisms and combination therapies.

## Quick Stats
| Metric | Value |
|--------|-------|
| Tractability | 8.2/10 (Small molecule) |
| Disease Associations | 142 diseases |
| Approved Drugs | 9 |
| Pipeline Candidates | 34 |
| Safety Tier | 2 (Moderate risk) |

## 1. Target Overview
- **Gene**: EGFR (ERBB1)
- **Protein**: Epidermal growth factor receptor
- **Class**: Receptor tyrosine kinase
- **Location**: Cell membrane (Plasma membrane)
- **Length**: 1210 amino acids
- **MW**: 134 kDa

## 2. Druggability Assessment
### Tractability Scores
| Modality | Score | Evidence |
|----------|-------|----------|
| Small molecule | 8.2/10 | 9 approved drugs |
| Antibody | 7.8/10 | 4 approved antibodies |
| PROTAC | 6.5/10 | Emerging approach |

### Target Development Level
**Tclin (Highest)** - Target with drugs approved for clinical use

## 3. Disease Associations
| Disease | Association Score | Evidence Type |
|---------|------------------|---------------|
| Lung adenocarcinoma | 0.95 | Genetic association |
| Glioblastoma | 0.87 | Somatic mutation |
| Head and neck cancer | 0.82 | Genetic association |

## 4. Pathway Context
- **Primary Pathway**: ErbB signaling pathway (KEGG: hsa04012)
- **Upstream**: EGF, TGF-alpha, Amphiregulin
- **Downstream**: MAPK, PI3K-Akt, JAK-STAT
- **Cross-talk**: MET, HER2, HER3

## 5. Competitive Landscape
### Approved Drugs
| Drug | Company | Year | Type | Indication |
|------|---------|------|------|------------|
| Erlotinib | Astellas | 2004 | TKI | NSCLC |
| Gefitinib | AstraZeneca | 2003 | TKI | NSCLC |
| Osimertinib | AstraZeneca | 2015 | 3rd-gen TKI | NSCLC |

### Pipeline (Selected)
| Drug | Company | Phase | Differentiation |
|------|---------|-------|----------------|
| Lazertinib | Yuhan | III | 3rd-gen, wild-type sparing |
| Nazartinib | Novartis | III | 3rd-gen, CNS active |

## 6. Safety Considerations
- **On-target toxicity**: Skin rash, diarrhea (class effect)
- **Off-target concerns**: Cardiac toxicity (rare)
- **Safety Tier**: 2 (Manageable risk)

## 7. Key Opportunities
1. Resistance mechanisms (C797S, MET amplification)
2. Combination therapies (EGFR + MET)
3. CNS-penetrant candidates
4. Biomarker-driven patient selection

## 8. Key Risks
1. Crowded competitive space
2. Generic competition (1st gen)
3. Resistance development

Examples

Basic Profile

/target EGFR

With Specific Focus

/target KRAS --focus safety
Analyze safety profile of BTK
/target HER2 --focus competition

Compare Multiple Targets

Compare targets EGFR, HER2, HER3 for NSCLC treatment
Rank KRAS, NRAS, HRAS by druggability

Specific Analysis

/target BRAF V600C
Assess druggability of mutant BRAF
What is the tractability of KRAS G12C?

Running Scripts

The scripts/ directory contains data fetching utilities:

# Fetch basic target data
python scripts/fetch_target_data.py EGFR --output data.json

# Include all sources
python scripts/fetch_target_data.py EGFR --uniprot --chembl --pathways -o full.json

# Specific data only
python scripts/fetch_target_data.py KRAS --diseases-only

Requirements

None for basic use (uses public APIs).

For advanced features and scripts:

pip install requests pandas

Additional Resources

Best Practices

  1. Use official gene symbols (HGNC nomenclature) for best results
  2. Include mutation if relevant (e.g., "KRAS G12C")
  3. Specify focus when you need deeper analysis on one area
  4. Compare targets to support decision-making

Common Pitfalls

Pitfall Solution
Ambiguous gene names Use official HGNC symbols
Multiple isoforms Specify isoform number if needed
Species confusion Assume human unless specified
Outdated info Data is current as of last API fetch