OpenTox:
An open-source
web-service platform for toxicity prediction (ACS Presentation) by
David A
Gallagher, Sunil Chawla, Barry Hardy, Wed. 30th March 2011, Anaheim,
CA, USA
On-line ACS recording (slides & audio, 30mins) click "VIEW"
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OpenTox publication: Collaborative
development of predictive toxicology applications, B. Hardy et al,
Journal of Cheminformatics 2010,
2:7, Aug 2010 (doi:10.1186/1758-2946-2-7)
OpenTox - an EC funded FP7 Research Project (1 September 2008 -
2011)
OpenTox is a EC funded project to create an
open source framework for unified access to toxicity data
and
QSAR
(quantitative structure-activity relationships) models with supporting
validation and
interpretation. Uses semantic web
principles and ontologies. Barry
Hardy of Douglas
Connect in Basel,
Switzerland,
is managing the project and
coordinating the consortium of QSAR specialists which includes Sunil Chawla of
Seascape Learning
collaborating with Dr. Indira Ghosh of School of Computational
and Integrative Sciences, JNU,
India. OpenTox address aspects of the REACH legislation and extend access
to non-animal-testing methods for
toxicologists and other scientists who are not experts in QSAR.
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