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QSAR Toolbox Customized search (Query Tool) Laboratory of Mathematical Chemistry, Bourgas University “Prof. Assen Zlatarov” Bulgaria

Outlook What is Query Tool? Environmental fate - examples (BCF, BOD) Human health hazard - examples (AMES and Carcinogenicity) 2 2 2

Outlook What is Query Tool? Environmental fate - examples (BCF, BOD) Human health hazard - examples (AMES and Carcinogenicity) 3 3 3

Customized search (Query Tool) What is Customized search ? Goal: Searching for chemicals by applying different criteria such as: chemical identifiers; sub fragments; phys-chem properties; experimental data; profilers; similarity. 4 4 4

Customized search (Query Tool) Types customized search ? Chemical identifier CAS Name Data Experimental data accompanying with(out) metadata Parameter 2D parameters 3D parameters Extended Profiling Substructure Similarity 5 5 5

Outlook What is Query Tool? Environmental fate - examples (BCF, BOD) Human health hazard - examples (AMES and Carcinogenicity) 6 6 6

Customized search (Query Tool) Environmental search examples (BOD and BCF) Example 1: Biodegradable chemicals which are not bioaccumulative (BOD >60% and BCF ≤ 2000 L/kg wet) 7 7 7

Customized search (Query Tool) Environmental search examples (BOD and BCF) Example 1: Biodegradable chemicals which are not bioaccumulative (BOD >60% and BCF ≤ 2000 L/kg wet) Procedure of defining queries: Selection of databases Bioaccumulation Canada BCF fish CEFIC LRI Bioconcentration NITE Biodegradation NITE REACH Bioaccumulation database (normalized) Selection of databases with BCF and BOD data 8 8 8

Customized search (Query Tool) Environmental search examples (BOD and BCF) Example 1: Biodegradable chemicals which are not bioaccumulative (BOD >60% and BCF ≤ 2000 L/kg wet) Procedure of defining queries: Selection of databases Defining queries: Endpoint: BCF Species: C.carpio Duration: 42 ÷ 56 days Data: BCF < 2000 L/kg Endpoint: BCF Species: Cyprinus carpio 9 9 9

Customized search (Query Tool) Environmental search examples (BOD and BCF) Example 1: Biodegradable chemicals which are not bioaccumulative (BOD >60% and BCF ≤ 2000 L/kg wet) Procedure of defining queries: Selection of databases Defining queries: Endpoint: BCF Species: C.carpio Duration: 42 ÷ 56 days Data: BCF < 2000 L/kg Duration: 42÷56d BCF data < 2000 L/kg 10 10 10

Customized search (Query Tool) Environmental search examples (BOD and BCF) Example 1: Biodegradable chemicals which are not bioaccumulative (BOD >60% and BCF ≤ 2000 L/kg wet) Procedure of defining queries: Selection of databases Defining queries: Endpoint: BCF Species: C.carpio Duration: 42 ÷ 56 days Data: BCF < 2000 L/kg Defined query 11 11 11

Customized search (Query Tool) Environmental search examples (BOD and BCF) Example 1: Biodegradable chemicals which are not bioaccumulative (BOD >60% and BCF ≤ 2000 L/kg wet) Procedure of defining queries: Selection of databases Defining queries: Endpoint: BOD Guideline: OECD 301C Data: BOD > 60% Endpoint BOD Guideline: OECD 301C BOD data > 60% 12 12 12

Customized search (Query Tool) Environmental search examples (BOD and BCF) Example 1: Biodegradable chemicals which are not bioaccumulative (BOD >60% and BCF ≤ 2000 L/kg wet) Procedure of defining queries: Selection of databases Defining queries: Endpoint: BOD Guideline: OECD 301C Data: BOD > 60% Defined query 13 13 13

Customized search (Query Tool) Environmental search examples (BOD and BCF) Example 1: Biodegradable chemicals which are not bioaccumulative (BOD >60% and BCF ≤ 2000 L/kg wet) Procedure of defining queries: Selection of databases Defining queries Combining queries by logical operator Queries are logically AND-ed Possibility to execute separate query and logical combination Save and load the defined query 14 14 14

Customized search (Query Tool) Environmental search examples (BOD and BCF) Example 1: Biodegradable chemicals which are not bioaccumulative (BOD >60% and BCF ≤ 2000 L/kg wet) Results: 5 chemicals meeting the criteria of the defined queries BCF <2000 L/kg BOD > 60% 15 15 15

Customized search (Query Tool) Environmental search examples (BOD and BCF) Example 1: Biodegradable chemicals which are not bioaccumulative (BOD >60% and BCF ≤ 2000 L/kg wet) In case of BCF > 2000 L/kg no chemicals are found 16 16 16

Customized search (Query Tool) Environmental search examples (BOD and BCF) Example 2: Correspondence between lipophilicity and bioaccumulation (BCF). Not all lipophilic chemicals are bioaccumulative. Query: lipophilic (log Kow>4.2) and not bioacumulative chemicals (BCF<1000 L/kg) 17 17 17

Customized search (Query Tool) Environmental search examples (BOD and BCF) Example 2: Query is log Kow > 4.2 and not bioacumulative data (BCF < 1000 L/kg wet) Procedure of defining queries: Selection of databases Bioaccumulation Canada BCF fish CEFIC LRI Bioconcentration NITE REACH Bioaccumulation database (normalized) Selection of databases with BCF data 18 18 18

Customized search (Query Tool) Environmental search examples (BOD and BCF) Example 2: Query is log Kow > 4.2 and not bioacumulative data (BCF < 1000 L/kg) Procedure of defining queries: Selection of databases Defining queries: Endpoint: BCF Species: C.carpio Duration: 42 ÷ 56 days Data: BCF < 1000 L/kg Defined query Endpoint: BCF Species: C.carpio Duration: 42÷56d BCF data < 1000 L/kg 19 19 19

Customized search (Query Tool) Environmental search examples (BOD and BCF) Example 2: Query is log Kow > 4.2 and not bioacumulative data (BCF < 1000 L/kg) Procedure of defining queries: Selection of databases Defining queries: 2D parameters: logKow >4.2 Defined query 2D parameter: logKow Threshold 20 20 20

Customized search (Query Tool) Environmental search examples (BOD and BCF) Example 2: Query is log Kow > 4.2 and not bioacumulative data (BCF < 1000 L/kg) Procedure of defining queries: Selection of databases Defining queries: Combining queries by logical operator Queries are logically AND-ed 21 21 21

Customized search (Query Tool) Environmental search examples (BOD and BCF) Example 2: Query is log Kow > 4.2 and not bioacumulative data (BCF < 1000 L/kg) Results: 165 chemicals meeting the criteria of the defined queries Log Kow > 4.2 BCF <1000 L/kg wet 22 22 22

Outlook What is Query Tool? Environmental fate - examples (BCF, BOD) Human health hazard - examples (AMES and Carcinogenicity) 23 23 23

Customized search (Query Tool) Human health hazard examples (AMES, Carcinogenicity) Example: Mutagenic chemicals (AMES positive) which are not carcinogenic 24 24 24

Customized search (Query Tool) Human health hazard examples (AMES, Carcinogenicity) Example: Mutagenic chemicals (AMES positive) which are not carcinogenic Procedure of defining queries: Selection of databases Carcinogenicity potency DB CPDB Carcinogenicity&mutagenicity ISSCAN Bacterial ISSTY Genotoxicity OASIS Toxicity Japan Selection of databases with Carcinogenicity and AMES data 25 25 25

Customized search (Query Tool) Human health hazard examples (AMES, Carcinogenicity) Example: Mutagenic chemicals (AMES positive) which are not carcinogenic Procedure of defining queries: Selection of databases Defining queries: AMES positive Endpoint: Gene mutation Test type: Bacterial reverse mutation assay (e.g. Ames) Type of method: In vitro Species: S. typhimurium Scale: Gene mutation I Data: Positive Endpoint: Gene mutation Type of method: In vitro Test type: Bacterial Reverse Mutation Assay (Ames test) Species: Salmonella typhimurium Scale: gene mutation I Data: positive 26 26 26

Customized search (Query Tool) Human health hazard examples (AMES, Carcinogenicity) Example: Mutagenic chemicals (AMES positive) which are not carcinogenic Procedure of defining queries: Selection of databases Defining queries: AMES positive Endpoint: Gene mutation Test type: Bacterial reverse mutation assay (e.g. Ames) Type of method: In vitro Species: S. typhimurium Scale: Gene mutation I Data: Positive Define restrictive condition Queries associated with negative and equivocal data Define restrictions: search for chemicals with positive data only. Chemicals with negative and equivocal data are excluded from query (shown on next slide) 27 27 27

Customized search (Query Tool) Human health hazard examples (AMES, Carcinogenicity) Example: Mutagenic chemicals (AMES positive) which are not carcinogenic Procedure of defining queries: Selection of databases Defining queries: AMES positive Endpoint: Gene mutation Test type: Bacterial reverse mutation assay (e.g. Ames) Type of method: In vitro Species: S. typhimurium Scale: Gene mutation I Data: Positive Negating queries Queries defining negative and equivocal data are logically OR-ed and then negated (excluding from search) 28 28 28

Customized search (Query Tool) Human health hazard examples (AMES, Carcinogenicity) Example: Mutagenic chemicals (AMES positive) which are not carcinogenic Procedure of defining queries: Selection of databases Defining queries: AMES positive Endpoint: Gene mutation Test type: Bacterial reverse mutation assay (e.g. Ames) Type of method: In vitro Species: S. typhimurium Scale: Gene mutation I Data: Positive Negating queries Combining queries by logical operator AND 29 29 29

Customized search (Query Tool) Human health hazard examples (AMES, Carcinogenicity) Example: Mutagenic chemicals (AMES positive) which are not carcinogenic Procedure of defining queries: Selection of databases Defining queries: Carcinogenic negative Endpoint: Summary carcinogenicity Species: rat Scale: Carcinogenicity I (ISSCAN) Data: Negative Endpoint: Summary carcinogenicity Species: rat Negative query Data: negative Scale: Carcinogenicity I (ISSCAN) 30 30 30

Customized search (Query Tool) Human health hazard examples (AMES, Carcinogenicity) Example: Mutagenic chemicals (AMES positive) which are not carcinogenic Procedure of defining queries: Selection of databases Defining queries: Carcinogenic negative Endpoint: Summary carcinogenicity Species: rat Scale: Carcinogenicity I (ISSCAN) Data: Negative Excluding positive and equivocal chemicals Endpoint: Summary carcinogenicity Species: rat Positive and equivocal chemicals are excluded Scale: Carcinogenicity I (ISSCAN) 31 31 31

Customized search (Query Tool) Human health hazard examples (AMES, Carcinogenicity) Example: Mutagenic chemicals (AMES positive) which are not carcinogenic Procedure of defining queries: Selection of databases Defining queries Combining queries Ames positive Carcinogenic negative Combining queries 32 32 32

Customized search (Query Tool) Human health hazard examples (AMES, Carcinogenicity) Example: Mutagenic chemicals (AMES positive) which are not carcinogenic Results: 18 chemicals meeting the searched criteria Not carcinogenic Ames positive 33 33 33