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Table 1.

The number of compounds and number of duplicate structures in each databases.

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Figure 1.

Distribution of five molecular descriptors of natural products and approved drugs.

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Table 2.

Statistics of molecular descriptors of natural products in UNPD and FDA-approved drugs in DrugBank.

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Figure 2.

The distribution in chemical space according to principal component analysis of natural products in UNPD and FDA-approved drugs.

The green triangles and black dots represent natural products and FDA-approved drugs, respectively.

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Table 3.

Statistics of satisfied conditions for “rule of five” of natural products in UNPD and approved small drugs in DrugBank.

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Figure 3.

Drug-target network of natural products and their experimental targets (DTNe).

The size of each node is proportional to its degree. The nodes are colored according to their shortest-path betweenness in the network. Circles and triangles correspond to small compounds (natural products or drugs) and target proteins, respectively.

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Figure 4.

Distribution of docking score of natural products.

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Figure 5.

Drug-target network of natural products and their computational targets.

Representations of the symbols are the same to Figure 3.

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Table 4.

General characteristics of three drug-target networks.

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Table 5.

Most potential natural products for lead discovery.

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Figure 6.

Prediction model of indications for natural products.

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Table 6.

Predicted indications for natural products.

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