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Compounds Similar to Mianserin

10 compounds with shared biological targets · BiohacksAI corpus current

The compounds below share molecular targets and biological mechanisms with Mianserin, including interactions with 5-HYDROXYTRYPTAMINE, ADRA1A, ADRA2A. Similarity is calculated using target-weighted Jaccard scoring across the BiohacksAI BindingDB corpus. Higher shared target counts indicate stronger mechanistic overlap.

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Similar Compounds — Ranked by Target Overlap
1
Cyproheptadine
46
shared
299
studies
55%
overlap
2
Quetiapine
37
shared
994
studies
54%
overlap
3
Amitriptyline
46
shared
299
studies
51%
overlap
4
Nortriptyline
43
shared
295
studies
50%
overlap
5
Promethazine
39
shared
296
studies
48%
overlap
6
Pergolide
31
shared
299
studies
45%
overlap
7
Amoxapine
40
shared
259
studies
41%
overlap
8
Yohimbine
28
shared
299
studies
38%
overlap
9
Dihydroergotamine
29
shared
299
studies
38%
overlap
10
Cinnarizinedrugage
28
shared
299
studies
38%
overlap
Shared Biological Targets
5-HYDROXYTRYPTAMINECYP2D6CHRM1ADRA1AALPHA-1DDRD1ADRA1BCHRM2

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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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