“…The wealth of information obtained through these screens can be further amplified if the data of these screens are collated, allowing prioritization of candidate DDR factors for in‐depth functional studies in view of their repeated appearance in screens. We constructed a database that contains manually curated information provided by the data of 34 such screens (Kolas et al , 2007; Matsuoka et al , 2007; Stokes et al , 2007; Lovejoy et al , 2009; Paulsen et al , 2009; Bennetzen et al , 2010; Bensimon et al , 2010; Chou et al , 2010; Hurov et al , 2010; O'Connell et al , 2010; O'Donnell et al , 2010; Piwko et al , 2010; Smogorzewska et al , 2010; Cotta‐Ramusino et al , 2011; Kondo & Perrimon, 2011; Menzel et al , 2011; Stirling et al , 2011; Adamson et al , 2012; Beli et al , 2012; Floyd et al , 2013; Jungmichel et al , 2013; Sirbu et al , 2013; Benzina et al , 2015; Boucas et al , 2015; Elia et al , 2015; Herr et al , 2015; Izhar et al , 2015; Kavanaugh et al , 2015; Raschle et al , 2015; Boeing et al , 2016; Kozlov et al , 2016; Lopez‐Saavedra et al , 2016; Baranes‐Bachar et al , 2018; Olivieri et al , 2020). Queries to this database provide a “profile” for a candidate protein according to the screens in which it was identified.…”