Nonanimal Models for Acute Toxicity Evaluations : Applying Data-Driven Profiling and Read-Across
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Background: Low-cost, high-throughput in vitro bioassays have potential as alternatives to animal models for toxicity testing. However, incorporating in vitro bioassays into chemical toxicity evaluations such as read-across requires significant data curation and analysis based on knowledge of relevant toxicity mechanisms, lowering the enthusiasm of using the massive amount of unstructured public data.
Objective: We aimed to develop a computational method to automatically extract useful bioassay data from a public repository (i.e., PubChem) and assess its ability to predict animal toxicity using a novel bioprofile-based read-across approach.
Methods: A training database containing 7,385 compounds with diverse rat acute oral toxicity data was searched against PubChem to establish in vitro bioprofiles. Using a novel subspace clustering algorithm, bioassay groups that may inform on relevant toxicity mechanisms underlying acute oral toxicity were identified. These bioassays groups were used to predict animal acute oral toxicity using read-across through a cross-validation process. Finally, an external test set of over 600 new compounds was used to validate the resulting model predictivity.
Results: Several bioassay clusters showed high predictivity for acute oral toxicity (positive prediction rates range from 62–100%) through cross-validation. After incorporating individual clusters into an ensemble model, chemical toxicants in the external test set were evaluated for putative acute toxicity (positive prediction rate equal to 76%). Additionally, chemical fragment–in vitro–in vivo relationships were identified to illustrate new animal toxicity mechanisms.
Conclusions: The in vitro bioassay data-driven profiling strategy developed in this study meets the urgent needs of computational toxicology in the current big data era and can be extended to develop predictive models for other complex toxicity end points.
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RUSSO, Daniel P., Judy STRICKLAND, Agnes L. KARMAUS, Wenyi WANG, Sunil SHENDE, Thomas HARTUNG, Lauren M. ALEKSUNES, Hao ZHU, 2019. Nonanimal Models for Acute Toxicity Evaluations : Applying Data-Driven Profiling and Read-Across. In: Environmental Health Perspectives. 2019, 127(4), 047001. ISSN 0091-6765. eISSN 1552-9924. Available under: doi: 10.1289/EHP3614BibTex
@article{Russo2019-04Nonan-45818, year={2019}, doi={10.1289/EHP3614}, title={Nonanimal Models for Acute Toxicity Evaluations : Applying Data-Driven Profiling and Read-Across}, number={4}, volume={127}, issn={0091-6765}, journal={Environmental Health Perspectives}, author={Russo, Daniel P. and Strickland, Judy and Karmaus, Agnes L. and Wang, Wenyi and Shende, Sunil and Hartung, Thomas and Aleksunes, Lauren M. and Zhu, Hao}, note={Article Number: 047001} }
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