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HMDBP01737 (D(2) dopamine receptor) Metabolite Associations

Displaying metabolite protein links 1 - 25 of 60 in total
HMDB ID Name CAS NumberStructureFormula Average Mass
Monoisotopic Mass 		References
HMDB0015552Acepromazine61-00-7ThumbC19H22N2OS326.456
326.145284026
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HMDB0015196Acetophenazine2751-68-0ThumbC23H29N3O2S411.56
411.198047877
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HMDB0015494Alizapride59338-93-1ThumbC16H21N5O2315.3702
315.169524941
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HMDB0015051Amantadine768-94-5ThumbC10H17N151.2487
151.136099549
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HMDB0015633Amisulpride53583-79-2ThumbC17H27N3O4S369.479
369.172227057
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HMDB0014683Amoxapine14028-44-5ThumbC17H16ClN3O313.781
313.098189856
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HMDB0014852Apomorphine41372-20-7ThumbC17H17NO2267.3224
267.125928793
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HMDB0005042Aripiprazole129722-12-9ThumbC23H27Cl2N3O2448.385
447.148032537
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HMDB0015331Bromocriptine25614-03-3ThumbC32H40BrN5O5654.595
653.221282062
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HMDB0014633Buspirone36505-84-7ThumbC21H31N5O2385.5031
385.247775261
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HMDB0014393Cabergoline81409-90-7ThumbC26H37N5O2451.6043
451.294725453
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HMDB0015172Carphenazine2622-30-2ThumbC23H29N3O2S411.56
411.198047877
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HMDB0014620Chlorpromazine50-53-3ThumbC17H19ClN2S318.864
318.095747015
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HMDB0015369Chlorprothixene113-59-7ThumbC18H18ClNS315.86
315.084847978
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HMDB0014708Cinnarizine298-57-7ThumbC26H28N2368.5139
368.225248906
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HMDB0015315Domperidone57808-66-9ThumbC22H24ClN5O2425.911
425.161852744
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HMDB0000181DOPA59-92-7ThumbC9H11NO4197.1879
197.068807845
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HMDB0000073Dopamine62-31-7ThumbC8H11NO2153.1784
153.078978601
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HMDB0015273Doxepin1668-19-5ThumbC19H21NO279.3761
279.162314299
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HMDB0014593Droperidol548-73-2ThumbC22H22FN3O2379.4274
379.169605168
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HMDB0014834Ergotamine113-15-5ThumbC33H35N5O5581.6615
581.263819255
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HMDB0015013Flupenthixol2709-56-0ThumbC23H27F3N2OS436.533
436.179618801
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