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Compounds Similar to Dihydroxyphenylalanine

10 compounds with shared biological targets · BiohacksAI corpus current

The compounds below share molecular targets and biological mechanisms with Dihydroxyphenylalanine, including interactions with CHAIN, RAPGEF3, CBFB. Similarity is calculated using target-weighted Jaccard scoring across the BiohacksAI BindingDB corpus. Higher shared target counts indicate stronger mechanistic overlap.

View Dihydroxyphenylalanine profile →DOPAMINE SEROTONIN pathwayCORTISOL STRESS pathway
Similar Compounds — Ranked by Target Overlap
1
Trapidil
2
shared
292
studies
17%
overlap
2
Juglone
7
shared
279
studies
17%
overlap
3
Catechins
4
shared
51
studies
16%
overlap
4
Carbidopa
3
shared
298
studies
14%
overlap
5
Fusaric
4
shared
300
studies
14%
overlap
6
ethopropazine
4
shared
2
studies
14%
overlap
7
Estramustine
3
shared
300
studies
14%
overlap
8
Evans
3
shared
300
studies
14%
overlap
9
Riboflavin
4
shared
499
studies
13%
overlap
10
Carmine
3
shared
300
studies
12%
overlap
Shared Biological Targets
RAPGEF3CYP1A2RAPGEF4CYP3A7ARCHAINP4HBAURKA

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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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