The branches of biology with names ending in the suffix 'omics' are
informally referred to as Omics. Examples include Genomics,
Proteomics, and Metabolomics. These disciplines are dedicated to
identifying, quantifying, and studying the interactions of
biomolecules within living cells.
What is HomoeOmics?
HomoeOmics is a resource that assembles information on the genes,
proteins, and metabolites that are identified to be regulated in
various cells/cell types under the influence of specific homoeopathic
drugs (including information on their dilutions or potency)/or their
basic components as studied and reported in published literature.
Why HomoeOmics?
HomeOmics information can be utilized for referencing interactions of
homoeopathic drugs with biomolecules, comparing interactions of
various homoeopathic drugs on biomolecules, and repurposing
homoeopathic drugs for incurable diseases.
How to use HomoeOmics?
The HomeOmics database can be searched using three types of search
strings: the name of homeopathic drugs, gene symbols, and the name of
diseases according to ICD-11.
Who can use HomoeOmics?
The information in the HomeOmics database may be useful for students,
clinicians, and researchers in homeopathy, as well as for drug
developers, molecular biologists, and systems biologists.