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- ttc_nccrp-0.1.1/.gitignore +90 -0
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- ttc_nccrp-0.1.1/README.md +42 -0
- ttc_nccrp-0.1.1/docs/index.md +16 -0
- ttc_nccrp-0.1.1/docs/kroes.md +38 -0
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- ttc_nccrp-0.1.1/notebooks/02-testing.ipynb +967 -0
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- ttc_nccrp-0.1.1/setup.cfg +4 -0
- ttc_nccrp-0.1.1/ttc_nccrp/__init__.py +0 -0
- ttc_nccrp-0.1.1/ttc_nccrp/chm/ISS.csv +109 -0
- ttc_nccrp-0.1.1/ttc_nccrp/chm/__init__.py +0 -0
- ttc_nccrp-0.1.1/ttc_nccrp/chm/chm.py +373 -0
- ttc_nccrp-0.1.1/ttc_nccrp/chm/data.py +197 -0
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Summary: A simple python implementation of the Kroes TTC workflow
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# Python Kroes workflow implementation (ttc_nccrp)
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The foundation is taken from `https://github.com/g-patlewicz/ttc_exclusions` but relying on alerts described in Benigni et al (2008) `https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/bitstream/JRC43157/eur%20report%20benigni%20130208%20final.pdf`
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An updated workflow to facilitate assigning of substances through the Kroes et al workflow. Substances are assigned as inorganics, out of scope of TTC due to their TCDD like features, steroid moiety, high potency genotoxic carcinogens, presenting a genotoxicity alert and organophosphates/carbamates. A new optional offramp exists for PFAS substances.
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## Licensing
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## Citation
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An updated workflow to facilitate assigning of substances through the Kroes et al workflow. Substances are assigned as inorganics, out of scope of TTC due to their TCDD like features, steroid moiety, high potency genotoxic carcinogens, presenting a genotoxicity alert and organophosphates/carbamates. A new optional offramp exists for PFAS substances.
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# Description
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ttc_nccrp is a python package aimed at profiling substances through the Kroes et al (2004) Threshold of Toxicological Concern (TTC) workflow.
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