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Clinical trials and meta-analyses are considered high-level medical evidence with solid credibility. However, such clinical evidence for traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is scattered, requiring a unified entrance to navigate all available evaluations on TCM therapies under modern standards. Besides, novel experimental evidence has continuously accumulated for TCM since the publication of HERB 1.0. Therefore, we updated the HERB database to integrate four types of evidence for TCM: (i) we curated 8558 clinical trials and 8032 meta-analyses information for TCM and extracted clear clinical conclusions for 1941 clinical trials and 593 meta-analyses with companion supporting papers. (ii) we updated experimental evidence for TCM, increased the number of high-throughput experiments to 2231, and curated references to 6 644. We newly added high-throughput experiments for 376 diseases and evaluated all pairwise similarities among TCM herbs/ingredients/formulae, modern drugs and diseases. (iii) we provide an automatic analyzing interface for users to upload their gene expression profiles and map them to our curated datasets. (iv) we built knowledge graph representations of HERB entities and relationships to retrieve TCM knowledge better. In summary, HERB 2.0 represents rich data type, content, utilization, and visualization improvements to support TCM research and guide modern drug discovery. It is accessible through http://herb.ac.cn/v2 or http://47.92.70.12.
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