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. 2016 Nov 7;2016:8518945. doi: 10.1155/2016/8518945

Table 1.

Tools used to analyze drug combination data.

Tool name Tool type Reference model(s) Input data Brief description
CompuSyn [25] Free software Loewe additivity model Dose-response data CompuSyn only allows for manual input of one drug combination at a time
Synergyfinder [26] R package HSA, Loewe additivity, Bliss independence Dose-response data Synergyfinder is implementations for all the popular synergy scoring models for drug combinations, including HAS, Loewe, Bliss, and ZIP [10]
Mixlow [27] R package A nonlinear mixed-effects model Dose-response data Mixlow used a nonlinear mixed-effects model to estimate parameters of dose-response curves and required experimental design where the ratio of two drugs in a combination is fixed
COMBIA [28] R package Bliss independence, Loewe additivity Data from wet-lab experimental Data from wet-lab experimental platforms can be directly used
MacSynergyII [29] Free software Bliss independence Dose-response data MacSynergy II is essentially an Excel file and it scales the input data to %inhibition using positive and negative controls
Combenefit [30] Free software HSA, Loewe additivity, Bliss independence Dose-response data Combenefit has advanced graphical capabilities and can be applied to model-based quantification of drug combinations in single and high-throughput settings
Combinatorial Drug Assembler [31] (http://cda.i-pharm.org/) Free web app implementation None Disease-related signaling pathway components CDA performs expression pattern matching between input gene sets and 6,100 molecule-treated expression profiles of the connectivity map to list up best pattern matching single drugs/combinatorial drug pairs
Synergy Maps [32]
(http://richlewis42.github.io/synergy-maps/)
Free web app implementation None Drugs or drug combinations in two datasets [25, 26] Synergy Maps can simultaneously represent individual compound properties and their interactions
DT-Web [33]
(http://alpha.dmi.unict.it/dtweb/)
Free web app implementation None The name or the accession number of a drug/target A web-based application for drug-target interaction and drug combination prediction
TIMMA-R [34] R package Logic-based network Drugs' polypharmacological profiles and drug sensitivity profiles from a given cancer cell line TIMMA-R predicts the effects of drug combinations based on their binary drug target interactions and single-drug sensitivity profiles