Compounds That Target DPP4

dipeptidyl peptidase 4 · 151 compounds in BiohacksAI corpus

DPP4 (dipeptidyl peptidase 4) is a biological target with 151 documented compound interactions in the BiohacksAI corpus. The compounds listed below have been identified through computational analysis of BindingDB binding assay data and PubMed literature. Each interaction is ranked by confidence score reflecting the breadth and strength of experimental evidence. This resource supports research into DPP4 modulation for therapeutic and biohacking applications.

View DPP4 target page →UniProt: P27487 ↗

Most Studied Compounds for DPP4

Sitagliptin

990+

studies

Allium Sativum

500+

studies

Foeniculum Vulgare

499+

studies

Centella Asiatica

499+

studies

Kaempferol

300+

studies

Hesperetin

300+

studies

Quercetin

300+

studies

Ginkgo Biloba

299+

studies

Vidarabine

299+

studies

Resveratrol

298+

studies

All 60 Compounds — Ranked by Evidence

Epigalocatechin Gallate

5.40

confidence

Betulinic Acid

5.21

confidence

Coumaric Acid

4.42

confidence

Sitagliptin

990+

studies

4.36

confidence

Flavone

4.34

confidence

Vildagliptin

4.03

confidence

Beta Sitosterol

3.95

confidence

Licoagrochacone A

3.83

confidence

Ethyl Caffeate

3.18

confidence

Linagliptin

3.18

confidence

Saxagliptin Anhydrous

3.18

confidence

Talabostat

3.04

confidence

Bdb Wcrlbfhwfpelkw

13+

studies

2.56

confidence

Ombuine

2.40

confidence

Diprotin A

2.30

confidence

Valyltryptophan

2.20

confidence

Omarigliptin

2.20

confidence

Cyanidin Chloride

1.95

confidence

Kuromanin

1.95

confidence

Malvidin Chloride

1.95

confidence

Bdb Qtztucozzmqufy

studies

1.61

confidence

Kaempferol

300+

studies

1.10

confidence

Morus Alba

1.00

confidence

Cuscuta Chinensis

1.00

confidence

Cynomorium Songaricum

1.00

confidence

Dimocarpus Longan

1.00

confidence

Ephedra Sinica

1.00

confidence

Eucommia Ulmoides

1.00

confidence

Foeniculum Vulgare

499+

studies

1.00

confidence

Forsythia Suspensa

1.00

confidence

Fritillaria Cirrhosa

1.00

confidence

Ginkgo Biloba

299+

studies

1.00

confidence

Glycine Max

1.00

confidence

Glycyrrhiza Uralensis

1.00

confidence

Lilium Lancifolium

1.00

confidence

Litchi Chinensis

1.00

confidence

Lobelia Chinensis

1.00

confidence

Lonicera Japonica

1.00

confidence

Agastache Rugosa

1.00

confidence

Allium Sativum

500+

studies

1.00

confidence

Aloe Vera

1.00

confidence

Arctium Lappa

1.00

confidence

Areca Catechu

199+

studies

1.00

confidence

Artemisia Argyi

1.00

confidence

Aster Tataricus

1.00

confidence

Atractylodes Macrocephala

1.00

confidence

Carthamus Tinctorius

1.00

confidence

Centella Asiatica

499+

studies

1.00

confidence

Citrus Reticulata

1.00

confidence

Crataegus Pinnatifida

1.00

confidence

Bdb 2 Adamantan 1 Ylamino 1 S 4 4 Difluoro 2 5 Methyl 1 3 4 Oxadiazole 2 Carbonyl Py

studies

0.69

confidence

Bdb 2 Adamantan 1 Ylamino 1 S 2 5 Methyl 1 3 4 Oxadiazole 2 Carbonyl Pyrrolidin 1 Yl

studies

0.69

confidence

Bdb 2 Adamantan 1 Ylamino 1 R 4 5 Methyl 1 3 4 Oxadiazole 2 Carbonyl Thiazolidin 3 Y

studies

0.69

confidence

Bdb 2 Adamantan 1 Ylamino 1 2s 4s 4 Fluoro 2 5 Methyl 1 3 4 Oxadiazole 2 Carbonyl Py

studies

0.69

confidence

Bdb 2 Adamantan 1 Ylamino 1 2r 2 Dihydroxyboranyl Pyrrolidin 1 Yl Ethan 1 One Chembl

studies

0.69

confidence

Bdb 2 3 Hydroxy Adamantan 1 Ylamino 1 S 2 5 Methyl 1 3 4 Oxadiazole 2 Carbonyl Pyrro

studies

0.69

confidence

Vidarabine

299+

studies

0.69

confidence

Hesperetin

300+

studies

0.69

confidence

Resveratrol

298+

studies

0.69

confidence

Quercetin

300+

studies

0.69

confidence

The compounds above were identified through computational analysis of BindingDB binding assay data and PubMed literature for DPP4 (dipeptidyl peptidase 4). Confidence scores reflect the strength and breadth of experimental evidence.

Explore related resources: DPP4 target overview · All biological targets · Biological pathways

Data from BindingDB and PubMed. For research purposes only. Not medical advice.