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Standardized Drug and Pharmacological Class Network Construction

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Publisher IOS Press
Date 2013 Aug 8
PMID 23920899
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Dozens of drug terminologies and resources capture the drug and/or drug class information, ranging from their coverage and adequacy of representation. No transformative ways are available to link them together in a standard way, which hinders data integration and data representation for drug-related clinical and translational studies. In this paper, we introduce our preliminary work for building a standardized drug and drug class network that integrates multiple drug terminological resources, using Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) and National Drug File Reference Terminology (NDF-RT) as network backbone, and expanding with RxNorm and Structured Product Label (SPL). The network consists of 39,728 drugs and drug classes. We calculated and compared structure similarity for each drug/drug class pair from ATC and NDF-RT, and analyzed constructed drug class network from chemical structure perspective.

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