Computational Toxicology: Methods and Protocols (Methods in Molecular Biology, 1800)

Synopsis

This Volume Explores Techniques That Are Currently Used To Understand Solid Target-specific Models In Computational Toxicology. The Chapters Are Divided Into Four Sections And Discuss Topics Such As Molecular Descriptors, Qsar And Read-across; Molecular And Data Modeling Techniques To Comply With Both Scientific And Regulatory Sides; Computational Toxicology In Drug Discovery; And Strategies On How To Predict Various Human-health Toxicology Endpoints. Written In The Highly Successful Methods In Molecular Biology Series Format, Chapters Include Introductions To Their Respective Topics, Lists Of The Methods And Software Tools Used, Step-by-step, Readily Reproducible Computational Protocols, And Tips On Troubleshooting And Avoiding Known Pitfalls. Comprehensive And Cutting-edge, Computational Toxicology: Methods And Protocols Is A Valuable Resource For Researchers Who Are Interested In Learning More About This Expanding Field.