Database in which Compounds are classified according to diseases
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Is there any database available in which compounds are classified according to diseases and is downloadable? For example all the compounds which are involved in Alzheimer disease. Regards.

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Did you check NCBI? Like PubChem or other chem. databases in NCBI?

There is a ftp download tab as well.

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Yeah I checked but compounds in them are not categorized...

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I think you can use OMIM to get the phenotype number and use this ID as the Cross-reference "MIM" identifier in Uniprot: example Alzheimer disease query You also may go over the linked genes to the gene-products.

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Thanks.I want compounds not genes or proteins.

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Take a look at PharmGKB. An illustrative example.

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Thanks but these are only drugs I want all the compounds which are in pathway of diseases.

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Can you clarify what you mean by?

compounds which are in pathway of diseases

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Compounds which dock with proteins and results in onset or inhibition of diseases.

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Hmm that is a pretty tall order. Some of the drugs will fall into the latter class but I am not sure if a lot is known about the first part.

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Thats the main problem...Okay thanks for your help..

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Try KEGG. Each pathway or disease contains compounds (entry ID Cxxxxx). http://www.genome.jp/kegg/pathway.html

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Be aware of the fact that KEGG is paid subscription nowadays for ftp downloads.

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Yup these are not freely available.

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