ZI-1: Ayurveda Chemical Composition Plants

[Sulstice]

97320630003100S1_2.pdf

Here's the paper and we need to abstract table 2 I believe.

[Zainab-ik]

Hi Sul!

For table 2, there are two columns. Which exactly am I working with, Botanical names or Chemical compositions?

[Sulstice]

Hi @Zainab-ik

Here is what I suggest:

1.) Make a branch of the repository and add it as a comment in your issue 2.) Follow Anul's instructions. Make a directory in medicinal_chemistry and called it ayuverda 3.) For each botanical name make a directory and inside make a python file. The chemical composition that is labeled in table 2 is the the chemical names. 4.) Find the SMILES for each of the names and any you can't find then ask here.

[Zainab-ik]

Hi @Zainab-ik

Here is what I suggest:

1.) Make a branch of the repository and add it as a comment in your issue 2.) Follow Anul's instructions. Make a directory in medicinal_chemistry and called it ayuverda 3.) For each botanical name make a directory and inside make a python file. The chemical composition that is labeled in table 2 is the the chemical names. 4.) Find the SMILES for each of the names and any you can't find then ask here.

Acknowledged

[Zainab-ik]

Hi @Sulstice

Using simpler terms for clarification

• Create an Ayurveda directory inside the medicinal chemistry directory
• Create a botanical name directory
• Create an active_ingredient.py file in the botanical name directory, which would contain the chemical list and smiles

Or

• Same as above
• Create a botanical name file in the Ayurveda directory

So it'd be botanical name.py containing the chemical list and smiles. Which is the best way?