Titlebook: In Silico Methods for Predicting Drug Toxicity; Emilio Benfenati Book 2022Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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QSAR Methods,term in silico discovery is applied to chemical design, to computational toxicology, and to drug discovery. Virtual experiments confirm hypotheses, provide data for regulation, and help in designing new chemicals.

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In Silico Tools and Software to Predict ADMET of New Drug Candidatesl importance along with human-associated drug toxicity. Thus, the present book chapter discusses the available in silico tools and software for the fast and preliminary prediction of a series of human-associated toxicity and ecotoxicity of new drug entities to screen possibly safer drugs before goin

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Emerging Bioinformatics Methods and Resources in Drug Toxicologyenotype information, as well as appropriated bioinformatics approaches that are currently used to analyze such data. Extension to others methods such as dose–responses, time-dependent processes, and text mining is also presented giving an overview of suitable tools available for a best practice of d

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In Silico Methods for Chromosome Damagemore, results for coumarin are presented in more detail as a case study. Overall, it can be concluded that although they are in general less developed than those for mutagenicity, in silico tools for chromosome damage can provide valuable information, especially when combined in a battery.

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In Silico Models for Developmental Toxicity examples illustrating an approach to combine human-based rules and statistical methods to support the prediction of developmental toxicity; we also discuss assumptions and uncertainties of the methodology.

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