Table S1 - Significant substructures in KEGG COMPOUND against KEGG DRUG



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Table S1 - Significant substructures in KEGG COMPOUND against KEGG DRUG The numbers of compounds in the KEGG COMPOUND and KEGG DRUG databases that do or do not contain the respective substructures are counted, and the significant substructures in KEGG COM- POUND against those in KEGG DRUG are listed according to the P-value using Fisher s exact test. ATOM 1 R / substituted group 5.7x10 135 2 O2b / hydroxy phosphate bond 9.4x10 134 3 O1a / hydroxy 8.9x10 122 4 O2x / cyclic ether 2.8x10 112 5 O1c / P-hydroxy 1.0x10 89 BOND 1 C1y-O1a / cyclic secondary alcohol 8.9x10 222 2 C1y-O2x / cyclic hydroxy ether 1.9x10 158 3 C1b-O2b / primary alcohol phosphate ester 7.1x10 135 4 O2-P1 / phosphate ester 2.7x10 130 5 O2b-P1b / alcohol phosphate ester 6.6x10 129 TRIPLET 1 C1y-C1y-O1a / cyclic secondary alcohol 3.9x10 194 2 C1y-C1y-O2x / cyclic hydroxy ether 5.5x10 189 3 C1y-C1y-C1y / cyclic carbon structure 2.9x10 180 4 C1y-O2x-C1y / cyclic hydroxy ether 1.6x10 176 5 C1b-C1y-O2x / cyclic hydroxy ether 2.5x10 161 VICINITY 1 C1y(C1y+C1y+O1a) / cyclic secondary alcohol 3.5x10 191 2 C1y(C1b+C1y+O2x) / cyclic hydroxy ether with branch 2.6x10 186 3 C1(C1+C1+O1) / secondary alcohol 6.5x10 138 4 C1(C1+C1+O2) / secondary hydroxy ether 6.1x10 124 5 P1(O1+O1+O2+O2) / phosphate 1.6x10 118 RING 1 C(C)-C(O)-C(O)-C(O)-C(O)-O / pyranose sugar ring 1.0x10 109 2 C1(C1)-C1(O1)-C1(O1)-C1(O1)-C1(O2)-O2 / pyranose sugar ring 3.9x10 93 3 C1y(C1b)-C1y(O1a)-C1y(O1a)-C1y(O1a)-C1y(O2a)-O2x 6.3x10 76 / pyranose sugar ring 4 C(C)-C(O)-C(O)-C(N)-O / furanose sugar ring attached with N 1.3x10 51 5 C8x-N4y(C1y)-C8y-N5x-C8x-N5x-C8y(N1a)-C8y-N5x 2.5x10 47 / adenine attached with C SKELETON 1 C(O)-C(O)-C(O)-C(O)-C(O)-C(O+O) / hexose sugar 2.5x10 84 2 C1(O1)-C1(O2)-C1(O1)-C1(O1)-C1(O1)-C1(O2+O2) 5.4x10 77 / hexose sugar 3 C1b(O1a)-C1y(O2x)-C1y(O1a)-C1y(O1a)-C1y(O1a)-C1y(O2a+O2x) 5.1x10 73 / hexopyranose sugar ring O-glycoside 4 C1b(O2b)-C1y(O2x)-C1y(O2b)-C1y(O1a)-C1y(N4y+O2x) 9.1x10 55 / 3,5-substituted pentafuranose sugar ring N-glycoside 5 C1(O2)-C1(O2)-C1(O2)-C1(O1)-C1(N4+O2) pentose sugar N-glycoside 1.0x10 53 / pentafuranose sugar ring N-glycoside INORGANIC 1 O1-P1(O2(C1))(O1)-O1 / alcohol phosphate ester 2.3x10 77 2 O1-P1(O2(C1))(O1)-O2-P1(O2(C1))(O1)-O1 / di-alkoxy pyrophosphate 1.2x10 76 3 O-P(O(C))(O)-O-P(O(C))(O)-O / di-alkoxy pyrophosphate 1.2x10 76 4 O-P(O(C))(O)-O / alcohol phosphate ester 4.5x10 75 5 O1c-P1b(O2b(C1y))(O1c)-O1c 3.8x10 61 / cyclic secondary alcohol phosphate ester 1

Table S2 - Significant substructures in KEGG DRUG against KEGG COMPOUND The numbers of compounds in the KEGG DRUG and KEGG COMPOUND databases that do or do not contain the respective substructures are counted, and the significant substructures in KEGG DRUG against those in KEGG COMPOUND are listed according to the P-value using Fisher s exact test. ATOM 1 N1y / secondary amine in ring 2.6x10 285 2 O0 / Undefined oxygen 7.9x10 184 3 N1c / tertiary amine 1.6x10 157 4 Z / other atoms 9.2x10 151 5 S2x / sulfide in ring 9.1x10 138 BOND 1 C1-C8 / alkyl branch on aromatic ring 3.9x10 252 2 C1x-N1y / cyclic tertiary amine 6.1x10 227 3 C1b-N1y / cyclic tertiary amine 1.9x10 218 4 C-X / halide 4.7x10 209 5 C8-X / aryl halide 1.2x10 200 TRIPLET 1 C8-C8-C8 / aromatic ring 1.7x10 308 2 C8x-C8x-C8x / aromatic ring 7.2x10 295 3 C8x-C8y-C8x / aromatic ring 5.4x10 248 4 C1-C8-C8 / aromatic ring with alkyl branch 3.4x10 239 5 C1x-C1x-N1y / cyclic tertiary amine 5.1x10 216 VICINITY 1 N1(C1+C1+C1) / tertiary amine 1.2x10 280 2 C(C+C+N) / tertiary-alkyl amine 5.4x10 219 3 C8(C8+C8+X) / aryl halide 3.0x10 201 4 C8(C1+C8+C8) / aromatic ring with alkyl branch 3.2x10 201 5 N1y(C1b+C1x+C1x) / cyclic tertiary amine 2.0x10 192 RING 1 C-C-C-C-C-C(C) / 6-membered carbon ring with alkyl branch 3.0x10 139 2 C8-C8-C8-C8-C8-C8(C1) 5.8x10 136 / phenyl ring 3 C-C-N(C)-C-C-N(C) / piperazine ring 1.8x10 96 4 C-C-C(C)-C-C-C(X) / p-alkyl 6-membered carbon ring halide 8.4x10 56 5 C8x-C8x-C8x-C8x-C8x-C8y(C1c) / phenyl ring with tertiary carbon 1.6x10 49 SKELETON 1 C(N)-C(N) / ethylene diamine skeleton 1.4x10 231 2 C1(N1)-C1(N1) / ethylene diamine skeleton 1.6x10 181 3 C1x(N1y)-C1x(N1y) / cyclic ethylene diamine skeleton 3.7x10 116 4 C(N)-C(O) / ethanolamine skeleton 1.8x10 90 5 C(O+O)-C-C-C(O+O) / succinate skeleton 2.1x10 72 INORGANIC 1 O-S(O)(O)-O / sulfate 4.9x10 48 2 O1d-S4a(O1d)(O1d)-O1d / sulfate 4.9x10 48 3 O1-S4(O1)(O1)-O1 / sulfate 4.9x10 48 4 N(C)-S(C)(O)-O / di-alkyl sulfonamide 1.5x10 42 5 O1d-S4a(C1a)(O1d)-O1d / mesylate 4.4x10 38 2

Table S3 - Significant substructures in KNApSAcK against KEGG COMPOUND The numbers of compounds in the KNApSAcK and KEGG COMPOUND databases that do or do not contain the respective substructures are counted, and the significant substructures in KNApSAcK against those in KEGG COMPOUND are listed according to the P-value using Fisher s exact test. ATOM 1 O7a / carboxylate ester oxygen 2.2x10 308 2 C7a / carboxylate ester carbon 3.8x10 307 3 O5x / keto oxygen in ring 1.7x10 305 4 O7x / lactone oxygen 9.4x10 292 5 C7x / lactone carbon 3.1x10 270 BOND 1 C2-C7 / alkenyl carboxylate ester 2.6x10 318 2 C1-O1 / alcohol 1.2x10 310 3 C7a-O7a / carboxylate ester 1.6x10 308 4 C7a-O6a / carboxylate ester 3.8x10 307 5 C1-C7 / alkyl carboxylate ester 2.5x10 303 TRIPLET 1 C2-C2-C7 / alkenyl carboxylate ester 2.1x10 319 2 C2-C7-O6 / alkenyl carboxylate ester 2.6x10 318 3 C2-C7-O7 / alkenyl carboxylate ester 2.6x10 318 4 C8x-C8y-O2a / aryl hydroxy ether 5.0x10 314 5 O6a-C7a-O7a / carboxylate ester 1.6x10 308 VICINITY 1 C7(C2+O6+O7) / alkenyl carboxylate ester 2.6x10 318 2 C1(C1+C1+C2) / tertiary carbon attached with alkenyl 1.3x10 316 3 C8y(C8y+C8y+C8y) / condensed aromtic ring 3.3x10 311 4 C8y(C8x+C8y+O2a) / aryl hydroxy ether 3.8x10 306 5 C7(C1+O6+O7) / O-acetyl 2.5x10 303 RING 1 C1(C1)-C1(O1)-C1(O1)-C1(O1)-C1(O2)-O2 / pyranose ring 3.4x10 226 2 C(C)-C(O)-C(O)-C(O)-C(O)-O / furanose ring 5.5x10 216 3 C1y(C1b)-C1y(O1a)-C1y(O1a)-C1y(O1a)-C1y(O2a)-O2x 1.6x10 194 / pyranose ring 4 C-C-C(C)-C-C(O)-C(O) / 6-membered carbon ring 1.5x10 185 5 C(C)-C(C)-C(O)-C(O)-C(C)-O / 6-membered carbon ring 1.5x10 152 SKELETON 1 C1a-C7a(O6a+O7a) / O-acetyl 8.3x10 239 2 C1-C7(O6+O7) / O-acetyl 8.3x10 239 3 C-C(O+O) / O-acetyl 2.9x10 232 4 C(O)-C(O)-C(O)-C(O)-C(O)-C(O+O) / hexopyranose ring 1.4x10 203 5 C1b(O1a)-C1y(O2x)-C1y(O1a)-C1y(O1a)-C1y(O1a)-C1y(O2a+O2x) 8.5x10 154 / hexopyranose ring INORGANIC 1 N2(C1+C1+C1)-O3 / tertiary amine N-oxide 5.1x10 13 2 N(C+C+C)-O / tertiary amine N-oxide 1.6x10 11 3 O2(C1)-O2(C1) / dialkyl peroxide 1.2x10 08 4 N2y(C1x+C1x+C1y)-O3a / cyclic tertiary amine N-oxide 5.1x10 08 5 O(C)-O(C) / peroxide 6.2x10 08 3

Table S4 - Significant substructures in KEGG COMPOUND against KNApSAcK The numbers of compounds in the KEGG COMPOUND and KNApSAcK databases that do or do not contain the respective substructures are counted, and the significant substructures in KEGG COMPOUND against those in KNApSAcK are listed according to the P-value using Fisher s exact test. ATOM 1 O2c / pyrophosphate bond 1.2x10 307 2 X / halogen 8.0x10 294 3 Z / other atom 2.8x10 288 4 S2 / sulfide 3.9x10 283 5 C6a / carboxylate carbon 6.8x10 248 BOND 1 C8-N1 / aryl amine 1.7x10 318 2 O2c-P1b / pyrophosphate bond 1.6x10 306 3 C8y-N5x / aromatic imine 4.5x10 285 4 C1-N1 / amine 1.4x10 266 5 C8x-N4y / aromatic amine 1.6x10 257 TRIPLET 1 P-O-P / pyrophosphate 4.9x10 309 2 P1-O2-P1 / pyrophosphate 4.9x10 309 3 O1c-P1b-O2c / pyrophosphate 5.9x10 306 4 P1b-O2c-P1b / pyrophosphate 5.9x10 306 5 O2b-P1b-O2c / pyrophosphate 1.3x10 305 VICINITY 1 P1b(O1c+O1c+O2b+O2c) / pyrophosphate 4.7x10 305 2 N4y(C1y+C8x+C8y) / aromatic tertiary amine 2.9x10 304 3 C1(C1+N4+O2) / aromatic amine aminal 6.4x10 286 4 C(C+C+N) / tertiary carbon amine 9.6x10 280 5 C1y(C1y+C1y+O2b) / tertiary alcohol phosphate 6.9x10 275 RING 1 C(C)-C(O)-C(O)-C(N)-O / furanose ring 4.5x10 269 2 C8-N4(C1)-C8(N5)-C8(C8)-N5 / imidazole ring 2.5x10 228 3 C-N(C)-C(N)-C(C)-N / imidazolidine ring 6.6x10 228 4 C8x-N4y(C1y)-C8y(N5x)-C8y(C8y)-N5x / imidazole ring 4.0x10 227 5 C8-N5-C8(N1)-C8(N5)-C8(N4)-N5 / pyrimidine ring 8.6x10 195 SKELETON 1 C(O)-C(O)-C(O)-C(O)-C(N+O) / pentose amine 1.0x10 268 2 C8(N1+N5)-C8(N5)-C8(N4+N5) 7.8x10 195 / 2-iminopropanebis(imidamide) 3 C8y(N1a+N5x)-C8y(N5x)-C8y(N4y+N5x) 5.1x10 189 / 2-iminopropanebis(imidamide) 4 C(N+N)-C(N)-C(N+N) / 2-iminopropanebis(imidamide) 2.2x10 177 5 C1(O2)-C1(O2)-C1(O2)-C1(O1)-C1(N4+O2) / pentose amine 1.1x10 172 INORGANIC 1 O1-P1(O2(C1))(O1)-O2-P1(O2(C1))(O1)-O1 3.4x10 246 / di-alkyl pyrophosphate 2 O-P(O(C))(O)-O-P(O(C))(O)-O / di-alkyl pyrophosphate 3.4x10 246 3 O1c-P1b(O2b(C1y))(O1c)-O1c 4.7x10 195 / cyclic secondary alcohol phosphate ester 4 O-P(O(C))(O(C))-O / di-alkyl orthophosphate 5.1x10 185 5 O1-P1(O2(C1))(O2(C1))-O1 / di-alkyl orthophosphate 3.0x10 173 4

Table S5 - Significant substructures in KEGG DRUG against KNApSAcK The numbers of compounds in the KEGG DRUG and KNApSAcK databases that do or do not contain the respective substructures are counted, and the significant substructures in KEGG DRUG against those in KNApSAcK are listed according to the P-value using Fisher s exact test. ATOM 1 O3c / S-oxo 1.0x10 309 2 N1y / tertiary amine in ring 2.5x10 294 3 N4 / aromatic amine 1.1x10 283 4 O5a / keto oxygen 1.1x10 282 5 C5a / keto carbon 1.1x10 282 BOND 1 C1b-N1b / secondary amine 3.0x10 319 2 C8y-S4a / aryl sulfonate 5.8x10 318 3 C8-S4 / aryl sulfonate 5.8x10 318 4 C5a-N1b / amide 6.9x10 298 5 O3c-S4a / sulfate 2.6x10 292 TRIPLET 1 O3-S4-O3 / sulfate 1.7x10 321 2 O3c-S4a-O3c / sulfate 1.7x10 321 3 C8x-C8y-N1b / aryl amine 2.7x10 317 4 C1b-C1b-N1y / cyclic tertiary amine 2.3x10 316 5 C1b-C1b-N1c / non-cyclic tertiary amine 7.4x10 313 VICINITY 1 N1(C1+C1+C1) / tertiary amine 7.2x10 320 2 S(C+N+O+O) / sulfonamide 3.8x10 307 3 C8(C8+C8+S4) / aryl sulfonate 2.4x10 291 4 C(N+N+O) / pseudourea 4.6x10 259 5 C8(C8+C8+S2) / aryl sulfide 1.8x10 242 RING 1 C-C-N(C)-C-C-N(C) / piperazine ring 4.3x10 253 2 C-C-C(C)-C-C-C(X) / p-alkyl 6-membered carbon ring halide 2.7x10 251 3 C8-C8-C8-C8-C8-C8(C1) / phenyl ring 5.2x10 214 4 C(N)-C(S)-N(C)-C(O) / 2-azetidinone ring 7.9x10 177 5 C-C-C-C-C-C(C) / 6-membered carbon ring 3.0x10 156 SKELETON 1 C1x(N1y)-C1x(N1y) / cyclic ethylene diamine 1.3x10 318 2 C(N)-C(O) / ethanolamine 2.9x10 293 3 C1a-C1b(N1c) / N-ethyl 5.9x10 197 4 C(N+S)-C(N)-C(N+O) / diamino-sulfanylpropanamide 7.9x10 177 5 C1(N1+S2)-C1(N1)-C5(N1+O5) / diamino-sulfanylpropanamide 3.4x10 174 INORGANIC 1 N(C)-S(C)(O)-O / N,S-dialkyl sulfonamide 1.3x10 178 2 N(C+C)-N(C) / hydrazine 5.9x10 142 3 O-S(C)(O)-O / sulfonate 1.4x10 141 4 N(C)-N(C) / hydrazine 6.4x10 135 5 O-S(O)(O)-O / sulfate 2.5x10 120 5

Table S6 - Significant substructures in KNApSAcK against KEGG DRUG The numbers of compounds in the KNApSAcK and KEGG DRUG databases that do or do not contain the respective substructures are counted, and the significant substructures in KNApSAcK against those in KEGG DRUG are listed according to the P-value using Fisher s exact test. ATOM 1 O7x / lactone oxygen 2.5x10 314 2 C2a / alkenyl terminus carbon 7.1x10 291 3 C7x / lactone carbon 4.0x10 283 4 C2b / alkenyl secondary carbon 3.3x10 282 5 O7 / lactone oxygen 4.2x10 233 BOND 1 C2-C7 / alkenyl carboxylate ester 9.3x10 320 2 C2x-C2y / cyclic alkenyl 5.8x10 308 3 C2b-C2c / non-cyclic alkenyl 9.2x10 305 4 C7x-O6a / lactone 4.0x10 283 5 C7x-O7x / lactone 4.0x10 283 TRIPLET 1 C2-C2-C7 / alkenyl caboxylate ester 2.2x10 321 2 C2-C7-O6 / alkenyl carboxylate ester 9.3x10 320 3 C2-C7-O7 / alkenyl carboxylate ester 9.3x10 320 4 C1a-C2c-C2b / non-cyclic alkenyl 1.6x10 314 5 C-C-C / carbon chain 3.2x10 290 VICINITY 1 C7(C2+O6+O7) / alkenyl carboxylate ester 9.3x10 320 2 C(C+C+C+C) / quartary carbon 2.3x10 308 3 C1(C1+C1+C1+C1) / quartary carbon 8.6x10 308 4 C1y(C1b+C1y+O2x) / cyclic hydroxy ether 2.8x10 303 5 C8y(C8y+C8y+O2x) / aryl hydroxy ether 1.3x10 299 RING 1 C1y(C1b)-C1y(O1a)-C1y(O1a)-C1y(O1a)-C1y(O2a)-O2x 2.8x10 317 / pyranose ring 2 C-C-C(C)-C-C(O)-C(O) / 6-membered carbon ring 2.2x10 149 3 C-C(O)-C(C)-C(O)-C(C)-C(O) / 6-membered carbon ring 2.9x10 141 4 C-C-C(O)-C(C+C)-C(C)-C(C+C) / 6-membered carbon ring 4.8x10 141 5 C-C(O)-C-C(O)-C(C)-C(O) / 6-membered carbon ring 3.6x10 136 SKELETON 1 C1b(O1a)-C1y(O2x)-C1y(O1a)-C1y(O1a)-C1y(O1a)-C1y(O2a+O2x) 2.7x10 273 / hexopyranose ring 2 C1(O1)-C1(O2)-C1(O1)-C1(O1)-C1(O1)-C1(O2+O2) 1.1x10 272 / hexopyranose ring 3 C1a-C7a(O6a+O7a) / O-acetyl 2.2x10 131 4 C1-C7(O6+O7) / O-acetyl 2.2x10 131 5 C-C(O)-C(O)-C(O)-C(O)-C(O+O) / hexopyranose ring 1.7x10 130 INORGANIC 1 O1-O2(C1) / hydroxy peroxide 7.6x10 09 2 N2b(C2c)-O2a-S4a(O1d)(O1d)-O1d 2.2x10 08 / alkylideneamino oxysulfonic acid 3 O-O(C) / hydroxy peroxide 8.2x10 08 4 N2(C2)-O2-S4(O1)(O1)-O1 / alkylideneamino oxysulfonic acid 3.8x10 07 5 N(C)-O-S(O)(O)-O / alkylideneamino oxysulfonic acid 3.8x10 07 6