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Illuminating how chemicals affect human health.The MyVenn tool allows you to generate a Venn diagram to view relationships among your lists of CTD chemicals, diseases, genes, GO terms, or pathways, or any other data.
Select this option to compare sets of chemicals that you enter in Step 2. You may specify chemicals by MeSH® name, synonym, or accession ID (“MESH:…”), or by CAS RN. To limit your search to official names, use the “name:” prefix.
Select this option to compare sets of diseases that you enter in Step 2. You may specify diseases by MeSH or OMIM name, synonym, or accession ID (“MESH:…” or “OMIM:…”). To limit your search to official names, use the “name:” prefix.
Select this option to compare sets of genes that you enter in Step 2. You may specify genes by NCBI symbols (“name:…”) or accession IDs (“GENE:…”).
Select this option to compare sets of GO terms that you enter in Step 2. You may specify GO terms by name, synonym, or ID (e.g., “GO:0008219” or “8219”).
Select this option to compare sets of pathways that you enter in Step 2. You may specify pathways by KEGG or REACTOME name or accession ID (“KEGG:…” or “REACT:…”).
Select this option to compare sets of any types of data. The tool will not validate the input items against data in CTD. It converts the input items to lower-case and compares them in a case-insensitive manner. Duplicate items in a data set are removed.
Enter or paste the names or accession IDs (see above) for two or three data sets of CTD chemicals, diseases, genes, GO terms, or pathways.
You may separate terms by returns, tabs, or vertical bars (|).
You may also specify the name with which each set will be labelled in the Venn diagram. Names are limited to 200 characters.