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Compounds Similar to Calcimycin

10 compounds with shared biological targets · BiohacksAI corpus current

The compounds below share molecular targets and biological mechanisms with Calcimycin, including interactions with ATXN2, APLNR, CATECHOL. Similarity is calculated using target-weighted Jaccard scoring across the BiohacksAI BindingDB corpus. Higher shared target counts indicate stronger mechanistic overlap.

View Calcimycin profile →CALCIUM SIGNALING pathwayNITRIC OXIDE pathway
Similar Compounds — Ranked by Target Overlap
1
tyrphostin
32
shared
2
studies
31%
overlap
2
Fluspirilene
27
shared
74
studies
21%
overlap
3
Chlorhexidine
29
shared
299
studies
18%
overlap
4
Disulfiram
34
shared
297
studies
18%
overlap
5
Strophanthidin
17
shared
300
studies
18%
overlap
6
Methylene
23
shared
200
studies
17%
overlap
7
Hexachlorophene
34
shared
300
studies
17%
overlap
8
propionylpromazine
16
shared
2
studies
17%
overlap
9
Thioridazine
21
shared
35
studies
17%
overlap
10
Niclosamideorganic
24
shared
299
studies
17%
overlap
Shared Biological Targets
CYP2D6ADRB2ATXN2CYP2C95-HYDROXYTRYPTAMINEARACHEADRA1A

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Similarity between compounds is computed using IDF-weighted Jaccard scoring across shared molecular targets in the BiohacksAI BindingDB corpus. Compounds with higher overlap scores share more targets, weighted by how specific those targets are across the entire corpus.

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