Global Structural and Mechanistic Catalogue of Androgenic Agents: Anabolic Steroids, SARMs, Prohormones, Designer Compounds, and Hybrid AR Modulators

This record contains the supplementary materials for the forthcoming manuscript titled Global Structural and Mechanistic Catalogue of Androgenic Agents: Anabolic Steroids, SARMs, Prohormones, Designer Compounds, and Hybrid AR Modulators. The supplementary materials provide expanded datasets, reference tables, compound registries, analytical resources, and structural documentation that support the main paper. The materials include a complete compound list covering all known androgenic agents identified through peer reviewed literature, medicinal chemistry archives, patent databases, doping agency reports, forensic toxicology analyses, and underground laboratory investigations. The compound list spans steroidal anabolic agents, non steroidal SARMs, steroidal SARMs, prohormones, designer compounds, abandoned pharmaceutical analogues, veterinary androgenic agents, and hybrid AR modulators. Patent extraction tables summarise androgenic agents identified through USPTO, WIPO, and Google Patents searches. Each entry includes patent details, compound descriptions, claimed activity, and development status. LC MS MS spectra references are provided for designer steroids, underground laboratory compounds, prohormones, SARMs, and steroidal SARMs. These include precursor ions, product ions, retention times, fragmentation patterns, and analytical notes. An underground laboratory compound registry documents androgenic agents identified in customs seizures, doping investigations, grey market supplements, and forensic case reports. Each entry includes structural class, known modifications, adulteration patterns, and analytical identification notes. The package also contains extended structural family diagrams, historical timelines, detection method matrices, mechanistic pathway diagrams, and metadata files. These materials support the structural taxonomy, mechanistic integration, historical evolution, and forensic analysis presented in the main manuscript. This Zenodo record serves as a permanent, citable resource for researchers in endocrinology, pharmacology, toxicology, doping science, medicinal chemistry, and forensic analysis.