CTD contains direct and inferred chemical–disease relationships. Direct chemical–disease relationships are curated from the published literature by CTD curators.

Inferred relationships are established via CTD-curated chemical–gene interactions (e.g., chemical A is associated with disease B because chemical A has a curated interaction with gene C, and gene C has a direct relationship with disease B).

The following data is presented for this chemical:

• The chemical (either the subject of this detail page or one of its descendants).
• The disease associated with each chemical.
• Direct evidence for the chemical–disease relationship (M marker/mechanism and/or T therapeutic)
• The interacting genes from curated chemical–gene interactions via which the relationship is inferred.
• icon linking to the source reference(s) for the relationship.

You may sort these data by clicking on the column headings.

You may save these data into a comma-separated values (CSV) file, XML file or tab-separated values (TSV) file by clicking on the corresponding links at the bottom of the table. CSV and TSV files may be opened using Microsoft Excel.