Wikidata:Charité

This page is a record of any projects which the Wikidata community does with data from Charité (Q162684), Europe's largest University clinic. As with any wiki page, the community of volunteers from Wikipedia, Wikidata, and other Wikimedia projects maintain the information here. Anyone may edit this content or discuss Charité data in Wikidata on the talk page.

No one should expect that anyone at Charité manages Wikidata's reuse of the open data which they provide. This page is not a communication channel to Charité, and is only a public discussion forum for the data resources which Charité offers to anyone.

Projects using information from the Charité

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In a typical Wikidata collaboration editors integrate a dataset from the organization into Wikidata. Beyond that Wikimedians may develop the data, such as for example, editing related Wikipedia articles which complement the dataset.

Approved drug ingredients

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SuperDRUG2: A ONE STOP RESOURCE FOR APPROVED DRUGS

A drug is approved if any government regulator approved its distribution.

  • Vishal B Siramshetty; Oliver Andreas Eckert; Björn-Oliver Gohlke; Andrean Goede; Qiaofeng Chen; Prashanth Devarakonda; Saskia Preissner; Robert Preissner (11 November 2017). "SuperDRUG2: a one stop resource for approved/marketed drugs". Nucleic Acids Research. doi:10.1093/NAR/GKX1088. ISSN 0305-1048. PMC 5753395. PMID 29140469. Wikidata Q47142191. 
  • Robert Preissner, Bjoern Gohlke, Andrean Goede, Prashanth Devarakonda, Vishal B. Siramshetty, Oliver Andreas Eckert, Qiaofeng Chen, Saskia Preissner and Saskia Preissner, "SuperDRUG2: a one stop resource for approved/marketed drugs", Nucleic Acids Research, , doi: 10.1093/NAR/GKX1088, PubMed ID: 29140469 , PubMed Central ID: 5753395 , Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International

Withdrawn drugs

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WITHDRAWN: A Resource for Withdrawn and Discontinued Drugs

A drug is withdrawn if a government regulator approved the distribution of a drug at one time, but then later prohibited its use.

Volatile chemicals

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Superscent A DATABASE OF SCENTS

Beyond the human experience of scents, scientific equipment can detect scents in medical applications such as the scent of a hidden infection or the scent characteristic of a tumor.

Microbial volatile organic compound database mVOC 2.0: a database of microbial volatiles

mVOC based on extensive literature search with manual validation. Bacteria and fungi, similar to plants and animals, emit small compounds and are an outstanding source of volatile organic compounds. Respective volatilomes are of structural complexity and diversity and possess the capability to influence neighboring organisms and communities as well as the hosts. For the first time an up-to-date data set is provided comprising the effects caused by discrete/individual mVOCs in plants, fungi, bacteria, invertebrates and vertebrates.

doi: https://doi.org/10.1093/nar/gkx1016

Sweeteners

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Supersweet

Humans perceive certain chemicals as sweet.

Dashboard

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Project plan

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  1. Model the datasets in Wikidata's property system
  2. Seek Wikidata community feedback on some test cases
  3. Import the dataset
  4. Present a narrative describing the process and outcome