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DietRx

An integrative resource to explore interrelationships among foods,
diseases, genes and chemicals.

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DietRx Summary

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    DietRx provides a platform for exploring health impacts of
    dietary ingredients by integrating interrelationships among food
    and key molecular agents. The resource assimilates dietary
    factors (food and chemicals), their health consequences
    (diseases) and genetic mechanisms to facilitate queries for
    investigating associations among these entities. At the core of
    the DietRx is the data of 21207 positive/negative food-disease
    associations for 1781 food entities belonging to 24 categories
    (vegetable, plant, fruit, meat & egg, herbs & spices etc.)
    text-mined from biomedical literature (27 million MEDLINE
    abstracts) using state-of-the-art named entity recognition tools,
    and a deep learning based relation classification model
    (Precision=0.87, Recall=0.8, and F1 Score = 0.84) which was
    trained with significant amount of manually curated data. These
    data are further interlinked with those involving 6992 food
    chemicals and 20550 genes, compiled from curated data sources,
    thereby creating a seamless platform for probing elements central
    to diet and their health consequences. DietRx facilitates the
    study of associations among food, disease, chemicals, and genes
    to enable data-driven inferences to be used for culinary
    interventions, nutrigenomics insights as well as for drug
    discovery endeavors.

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DietRx Entities of the Month

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Ginger

Food

NCBI Taxonomy ID: 4682
Common Names: Garlic
Scientific Name: Allium sativum
Category: Herbs and Spices

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Interleukin 6

Gene

Entrez Gene ID: 3569
Official Gene Symbol: IL6
Official Gene Name: interleukin 6
Organism: Homo sapiens

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Obesity

Disease

Disease ID: MESH:D009765
Disease Name: Obesity
Synonyms: Leanness, Included
Category: Nutrition disorder, Signs and symptoms

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Flavanone

Chemical

PubChem CID: 10251
Common Name: Flavanone
IUPAC Name: 2-phenyl-2,3-dihydrochromen-4-one


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