It is possible to download DIMEdb directly without going through the DIMEdb web service.
File Name | File Size |
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structures.zip | 233M |
dimedb_pathways.zip | 152K |
dimedb_sources.zip | 2M |
dimedb_pc_info.zip | 10M |
dimedb_id_info.zip | 17M |
dimedbyp provides a way to interact with the DIMEdb web service in Python. It provides metabolite queries by name, structure, and adduct information.
Here's a quick example, showing how to retrieve metabolites by id (InChIKey):
from dimedbpy import get_metabolites
metabolites = get_metabolites("DOUMFZQKYFQNTF-WUTVXBCWSA-N")
for metabolite in metabolites:
print metabolite.name
dimedbpy is licensed under the open source MIT licence, and is freely available here.
pyIDICk can calculate the isotopic distribution of a given SMILES string.
Here's an example of how to use the package.
import pyidick
# Create Molecule object for H2O
m = pyidick.Molecule("O")
# Return Molecular Formula
m.molecular_formula
#Calculate Isotopic Distribution
m.isotopic_distribution()
pyIDICK is licensed under the open source MIT licence, and is freely available here.