Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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671823 | Particuology | 2015 | 19 Pages |
Abstract
- State of the art review was made for nano-(Q)SAR in silico prediction to toxicity of NMs.
- A critique of measurement methods for physicochemical properties of NMs was provided.
- Computational methods for estimation of physicochemical properties were reviewed.
- Available data in literature was summarized and commented for its usefulness in nano-(Q)SAR.
- Modelling tools that can give source of toxicity and make use of limited data are preferable.
Keywords
AFMDLSSARHTSMWCNTsCNTSPLSMLRANNsHR-TEMSAEDDcfSLRNMSNTASTMKNNOECDPBPKFCSDCsdichlorofluoresceinNBCLgrDTSIn silico toxicity predictionFlFFFSAXSBSAIENMs(Q)SARAesBrunauer–Emmett–TellerNPsPCAROSUV–Visadenosine triphosphate (ATP)ATPELSMitoUltraviolet–Visible SpectrophotometryGenetic algorithmMetal oxideTemQSARFlow field flow fractionationLinear discriminant analysisNanoparticle tracking analysisPrincipal component analysisLDANMRPartial least squaresApoptosisDecision treesStructure–activity relationshipPCsREACHLinear regressionSimple linear regressionLogistic regressionprincipal component regressionOrganization for Economic Cooperation and Developmentartificial neural networksBETNaïve Bayes classifierNuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopyX-ray photoelectron spectroscopyInfrared spectroscopyfluorescence correlation spectroscopyphoton correlation spectroscopyAES, Auger electron spectroscopyXPShigh-throughput screeninglactate dehydrogenaseLDHSupport vector machineSVMSEMEngineered nanomaterialshigh-resolution transmission electron microscopyScanning electron microscopyTransmission electron microscopyScanning tunnelling microscopyatomic force microscopyMultiwalled carbon nanotubesNanomaterialsNanotoxicologyNanoparticlesCarbon nanotubesNecrosisPCRMitochondrial potentialXRDX-ray diffractionSelected-area electron diffractionSmall-angle X-ray scatteringElectrophoretic light scatteringDynamic Light Scatteringk nearest neighboursreducing equivalentsReactive oxygen species
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Authors
Ceyda Oksel, Cai Y. Ma, Jing J. Liu, Terry Wilkins, Xue Z. Wang,