General Information of Disease (ID: DISEM33Q)

Disease Name Infectious disease
Synonyms disease by infectious agent; clinical infection; infectious diseases and manifestations; communicable disease; infectious disorder; infectious; infection; transmissible disease; infectious disease
Disease Class 1A00-CA43: Postoperative inflammation
Definition
A disorder directly resulting from the presence and activity of a microbial, viral, or parasitic agent in humans. It can be transmitted by direct or indirect contact.|Replaces 'infection' in disease hierarchy. OBI imported term infection is moved to pathologic process. This class is a container class for infectious diseases, not the process of infection itself.
Disease Hierarchy
DISH7H5I: Human disease
DISEM33Q: Infectious disease
ICD Code
ICD-11
ICD-11: 1A00-CA43.1
ICD-10
ICD-10: A00-B99
Disease Identifiers
MONDO ID
MONDO_0005550
MESH ID
D003141
UMLS CUI
C0009450
MedGen ID
1057
SNOMED CT ID
189822004

Drug-Interaction Atlas (DIA) of This Disease

Drug-Interaction Atlas (DIA)
This Disease is Treated as An Indication in 6 Approved Drug(s)
Drug Name Drug ID Highest Status Drug Type REF
Dextranomer DMWOP6K Approved NA [1]
GMDP DML8PNK Approved Small molecular drug [1]
Hydrogen peroxide DM1NG5W Approved Small molecular drug [2]
KI-0401 DMDEDO0 Approved NA [1]
Polyoxidonium DMJAOT1 Approved NA [1]
Rifamycin DMEH3O7 Approved Small molecular drug [3]
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This Disease is Treated as An Indication in 18 Clinical Trial Drug(s)
Drug Name Drug ID Highest Status Drug Type REF
DPT/Hib vaccine DMELL4B Phase 3 NA [4]
E-101 DMM1YC4 Phase 3 Small molecular drug [5]
Fovepta DMGMIWX Phase 3 NA [6]
NVC-422 DMDI8LV Phase 2/3 NA [7]
RP101 DMNIYSZ Phase 2/3 Small molecular drug [8]
INCB9471 DMMWC6F Phase 2a Small molecular drug [9]
Brilacidin DMXI9BP Phase 2 Small molecular drug [10]
INTERCEPT DM3PBMR Phase 2 NA [11]
KB001A DMTMCPZ Phase 2 Antibody [12]
RG7745 DMK5PYS Phase 2 Antibody [13]
Sitamaquine DMY3JWO Phase 2 Small molecular drug [14]
Ty800 DMKFW7X Phase 2 NA [15]
Interferon alpha 5 DMMZSIB Phase 1/2 NA [16]
PUR003 DMAB7GS Phase 1/2 Small molecular drug [17]
Hookworm vaccine DMXO6BR Phase 1 NA [18]
MK-6406 DMMR6SK Phase 1 NA [19]
mRNA MRK-1777 DMICB9P Phase 1 NA [20]
S. mutans Replacement Therapy DMWZDB0 Phase 1 NA [21]
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This Disease is Treated as An Indication in 84 Patented Agent(s)
Drug Name Drug ID Highest Status Drug Type REF
1,2,4-oxadiazole derivative 1 DMESOA8 Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
1,2,4-oxadiazole derivative 2 DMA42SB Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
1,2,4-oxadiazole derivative 4 DMT6EDP Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
1,2,4-oxadiazole derivative 5 DM683R7 Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
1,2,4-oxadiazole derivative 6 DMFYKBJ Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
1,2,4-oxadiazole derivative 7 DMBT4RJ Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
1,3,4-oxadiazole derivative 1 DMJMCNP Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
1,3,4-oxadiazole derivative 2 DMH26EO Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
1,3,4-oxadiazole derivative 3 DMSR0X6 Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
1,3,4-oxadiazole derivative 4 DM4GR2C Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
1,3,4-oxadiazole derivative 5 DMI5VZN Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
1,3,4-oxadiazole derivative 6 DMIEZ6L Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
1,3,4-thiadiazole derivative 1 DMAB8QF Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
1,3,4-thiadiazole derivative 2 DMXIG07 Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
1,3-dihydroxy phenyl derivative 1 DMUS7O3 Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
1,3-dihydroxy phenyl derivative 2 DM63NX5 Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
3-substituted-1,2,4-oxadiazole derivative 1 DMWCT04 Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
3-substituted-1,2,4-oxadiazole derivative 2 DMB3806 Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Aromatic acetylene derivative 1 DMGR6X1 Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Aromatic ethylene derivative 1 DMSRKON Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Benzyl phenyl ether derivative 1 DM6PTOX Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Benzyl phenyl ether derivative 2 DMMS4EI Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Biaryl compound 1 DMHEAJQ Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Biaryl compound 2 DMS8VYE Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Bromo benzyl ether derivative 1 DMMXQJU Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Bromo benzyl ether derivative 2 DMVBAUC Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Cyclic compound 1 DMSVMUT Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Cyclic compound 2 DMGRBAJ Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Cyclic compound 3 DMVOEN7 Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Cyclic peptidomimetic derivative 1 DMV2UQ5 Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Cyclic peptidomimetic derivative 2 DMWH3FP Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Cyclic peptidomimetic derivative 3 DMI7KG4 Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Macrocycle derivative 1 DMN7I9C Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Macrocycle derivative 2 DM5OEQZ Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Macrocycle derivative 3 DMYGFTI Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Macrocycle derivative 4 DMOQBN4 Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Macrocycle derivative 5 DMK3UJY Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Macrocycle derivative 6 DMQ84KW Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Macrocycle derivative 7 DMP2JF0 Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Macrocycle derivative 8 DMOMTBE Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Macrocycle derivative 9 DMARU0E Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Macrocyclic peptide analog 1 DMS65IT Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Macrocyclic peptide analog 2 DMOGLBZ Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Macrocyclic peptide analog 3 DMV172W Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
N-phenyl-pyridine-2-carboxamide derivative 1 DMMDYAV Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
N-phenyl-pyridine-2-carboxamide derivative 2 DM6OG2Y Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Peptide analog 1 DMF3LIX Patented Peptide [22]
Peptide analog 2 DMYFUM6 Patented Peptide [22]
Peptide analog 3 DMYMJV3 Patented Peptide [22]
Peptide analog 4 DM5KEVG Patented Peptide [22]
Peptide analog 5 DM8B13I Patented Peptide [22]
Peptide analog 6 DM68M0G Patented Peptide [22]
Phenylate derivative 1 DMEO9QB Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
Phenylate derivative 2 DMG0ZSY Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example1 DMY37VQ Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example11 DMD65GU Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example12 DMN2K10 Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example13 DM4CN9K Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example14 DMAUFS7 Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example15 DMYHQ0S Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example16 DM6EKIV Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example2 DM9HMB4 Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example3 DMDCN43 Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example4 DMRKLTE Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example41 DMQPIK4 Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example42 DM95FIN Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example43 DMJSH0F Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example44 DM8KAIY Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example45 DMC075A Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example46 DMYFSAD Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example47 DM1TCBQ Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example48 DMH57FG Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example49 DM4D1WK Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example50 DMV15GM Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example51 DM08CBJ Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example52 DMJ1C0A Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example53 DM39FDV Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example54 DM9DL1E Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example57 DMZXC0D Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example58 DM3AY9K Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example59 DM6XWL9 Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example60 DMUZ85A Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example7 DMS42KH Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
PMID30107136-Compound-Example8 DMBIK28 Patented Small molecule immunotherapy [22]
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This Disease is Treated as An Indication in 3 Discontinued Drug(s)
Drug Name Drug ID Highest Status Drug Type REF
99mTc-ciprofloxacin DMSGY5M Discontinued in Phase 2 NA [23]
AZD-5099 DMWKYV7 Discontinued in Phase 1 NA [24]
Wetimicin DMSZJ5H Discontinued in Phase 1 NA [25]
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This Disease is Treated as An Indication in 1 Preclinical Drug(s)
Drug Name Drug ID Highest Status Drug Type REF
Recombinant protein subunit vaccine, Emergent DMLD0QD Preclinical NA [26]
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This Disease is Treated as An Indication in 21 Investigative Drug(s)
Drug Name Drug ID Highest Status Drug Type REF
ACH-2892 DMSAYMA Investigative NA [27]
Antimicrobial LL-37 cathelicidin DMSK8ZS Investigative NA [27]
ATI-0409 DMW7YYN Investigative NA [27]
CF-238 DMN6GJW Investigative NA [27]
DIMS-9054 DMJGKND Investigative NA [28]
Disarmin DM4R91S Investigative NA [27]
ElCams DMHVBTE Investigative NA [27]
IkT-001 DMV5FT2 Investigative NA [27]
LTX-100 DM75M62 Investigative NA [27]
MBS-101 DM5VI53 Investigative NA [27]
MTL-101 DMPKM1M Investigative NA [27]
PB-108 DMI18AP Investigative NA [27]
PM-181108 DMKC2XN Investigative NA [27]
S3 DMKBU93 Investigative Small molecular drug [27]
SF-101 DME9QYS Investigative Small molecular drug [27]
SF-105 DM7CSLO Investigative NA [27]
SF-111 DMFSDCL Investigative NA [27]
SMT-15000 DMVU4SD Investigative NA [27]
SND-121 DM6TR41 Investigative NA [27]
SYM-008 DMQ33PW Investigative NA [27]
SYM-009 DMJ0ES5 Investigative NA [27]
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Molecular Interaction Atlas (MIA) of This Disease

Molecular Interaction Atlas (MIA)

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