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. 2016 Dec 26;2016:baw159. doi: 10.1093/database/baw159

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The screenshot shows the interrelation of search tools and datasets in HEDD. Users can start searching a dataset through the ‘Search’ menu or browse the dataset list to enter a dataset. (A) The screenshot showing the starting points of the search and dataset list browser. HEDD offers five advanced search options, namely, the search for drug, target, disease, high-throughput and complex datasets. This allows unlimited condition queries using drug names and diseases. (B) The screenshot shows the drug dataset of suberoylanilide hydroxamic acid. Users can obtain basic information of the drug, and are allowed to view its 3D structure and download the structure data. Related datasets of the drug are listed at the bottom of the page, which can be accessed through internal links. (C) The screenshot shows the target dataset. Users can obtain the quantitative description of a drug to a specific target. (D) The screenshot shows a high-throughput dataset. Users can download high-throughput data for local analysis. (D) The screenshot shows a complex dataset. Users can either download the structure data or view the structure of the drug–target complex in 3D.