Natural extracts that contain one molecule predicted to be a PPARγ partial agonist by our VS protocol and that are related to natural extracts that are described to have antidiabetic activity.

The Table shows the natural extracts (i.e., third column) and the VS hits that have been purified from them (identified by their common name, when available, and CAS number) and that are the related to extracts with described antidiabetic activity (i.e., sixth column). The bibliographic references for each extract are split in three columns where (a) the fifth column reports papers that describe the purification of each molecule from the corresponding extract; (b) the seventh column reports papers that describe the antidiabetic activity of the related extract (see sixth column); and (c) the eighth column reports papers that describe the antidiabetic activity of the corresponding or similar molecules (when available). The second column represents the number of the cluster to which each molecule belongs when they were compared with a group of 211 synthetic PPARγ partial agonists. The 2D structures of the molecules of this table can be found in Figure S1.