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. 2017 Mar 6;3(2):FSO179. doi: 10.4155/fsoa-2017-0001

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Figure 5. — In (A), the progression of average promiscuity degrees over time is shown for all bioactive compounds (solid lines) and drugs (dashed lines) from the low- (red), medium- (green) and combined high-confidence (blue) datasets of ChEMBL22 and mean PD ranges are reported (right). (B) Shows six drugs from the high-confidence dataset with largest PD increases. For imatinib, the number of target annotations at different confidence levels available in ChEMBL18 [46] is given in parentheses.

Figure 5. — In (A), the progression of average promiscuity degrees over time is shown for all bioactive compounds (solid lines) and drugs (dashed lines) from the low- (red), medium- (green) and combined high-confidence (blue) datasets of ChEMBL22 and mean PD ranges are reported (right). (B) Shows six drugs from the high-confidence dataset with largest PD increases. For imatinib, the number of target annotations at different confidence levels available in ChEMBL18 [46] is given in parentheses.