SCP-KG

Compatible with MCP, it aggregates scientific research tools to create an open innovation platform

ElementKG is a knowledge graph centered on chemical elements, designed to summarize fundamental chemical knowledge and cover elements as well as their closely related functional groups. 

Chemistry

ElementKG 2.0

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ElementKG 2.0 is a chemistry knowledge graph that spans the entire chain from “elements–functional groups–molecules–reactions–experiments,” aiming to model the full lifecycle of chemical reactions. 

Chemistry

ProteinKG65

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ProteinKG65 is a large-scale knowledge graph dataset for protein science. It aligns protein sequences with functional and ontological knowledge (from Gene Ontology, GO) and is compatible with structured knowledge, sequences, and textual descriptions. 

Biology

AAKG

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Amino Acid Knowledge Graph (AAKG) is a domain-specific knowledge graph that systematically represents the biochemical properties of amino acids and their intrinsic relationships. 

Biology

PorousKG

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PorousKG is a knowledge graph of porous materials centered on metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) and extended to covalent organic frameworks (COFs), hydrogen-bonded organic frameworks (HOFs), and cage-like materials. 

Materials

MolSafeKG

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MolSafeKG is a heterogeneous knowledge graph designed for molecular safety assessment. It integrates 83,925 hazardous molecules from authoritative sources such as ECHA and ChEMBL, 

Chemistry

OneGraph

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OneGraph is a general-purpose knowledge graph constructed with the assistance of large language models. It spans common-sense concepts and relations across the humanities, engineering and technology, 

Biology

TTKG-Math

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TTG-Math is a structured knowledge graph designed for mathematical reasoning. It abstracts mathematical problems into general problem templates and solution templates, 

Chemistry

InstructProteinKG

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InstructProteinKG is a protein knowledge graph tailored for protein sequence-text alignment and instruction learning. Primarily extracted from the high-quality 

Biology

@ZJU

ElementKG is a knowledge graph centered on chemical elements, designed to summarize fundamental chemical knowledge and cover elements as well as their closely related functional groups. 

Chemistry

ElementKG 2.0

@ZJU

ElementKG 2.0 is a chemistry knowledge graph that spans the entire chain from “elements–functional groups–molecules–reactions–experiments,” aiming to model the full lifecycle of chemical reactions. 

Chemistry

MolSafeKG

@ZJU

MolSafeKG is a heterogeneous knowledge graph designed for molecular safety assessment. It integrates 83,925 hazardous molecules from authoritative sources such as ECHA and ChEMBL, 

Chemistry

TTKG-Math

@ZJU

TTG-Math is a structured knowledge graph designed for mathematical reasoning. It abstracts mathematical problems into general problem templates and solution templates, 

Chemistry

ProteinKG65

@ZJU

ProteinKG65 is a large-scale knowledge graph dataset for protein science. It aligns protein sequences with functional and ontological knowledge (from Gene Ontology, GO) and is compatible with structured knowledge, sequences, and textual descriptions. 

Biology

AAKG

@ZJU

Amino Acid Knowledge Graph (AAKG) is a domain-specific knowledge graph that systematically represents the biochemical properties of amino acids and their intrinsic relationships. 

Biology

OneGraph

@ZJU

OneGraph is a general-purpose knowledge graph constructed with the assistance of large language models. It spans common-sense concepts and relations across the humanities, engineering and technology, 

Biology

InstructProteinKG

@ZJU

InstructProteinKG is a protein knowledge graph tailored for protein sequence-text alignment and instruction learning. Primarily extracted from the high-quality 

Biology

PorousKG

@ZJU

PorousKG is a knowledge graph of porous materials centered on metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) and extended to covalent organic frameworks (COFs), hydrogen-bonded organic frameworks (HOFs), and cage-like materials. 

Materials

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