Similarities

Being able to identify molecules that are similar to the one we study can allow to infer some of its properties. There are several ways of measuring the similarity between molecules, by their structure, effects, pharmacological interactions etc. In the following, you can find similar molecules according to various criterions and tools that we developed. To understand the limitations of these comparisons, it is crucial to always refer to the methodology that was used to measure those similarities. Please note: This information is provided solely for informational purposes and should not be interpreted as medical advice.

To measure structural similarity, we use the Mol2vec method, which is a neural network that processes molecules and transform them into points in spaces, such that molecules with chemically related substructures are transformed into points that are close in space.

Advanced insights

In the following we provide more advanced analysis about the interactions of a molecule with the human metabolism, docking sites etc.

Interaction of this molecule with metabolism

We use a Deep Learning model to predict the interactions of this molecule with metabolism. Refer to the source to understand the methodology.

Reactions that metabolism produce from this molecule
Methylenedioxy ring opening BTMR1177
Enzymes: CYP1A2 CYP2D6
O-Dealkylation BTMR0052
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