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Applying knowledge-driven mechanistic inference to toxicogenomics

2019-09-25

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Government regulators and others concerned about toxic chemicals in the environment hold that a mechanistic, causal explanation of toxicity is strongly preferred over a statistical or machine learning-based prediction by itself. Elucidating a mechanism of toxicity is, however, a costly and time-consuming process that requires the participation of specialists from a variety of fields, often relying on animal models...

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Literature Corpus work: 9fc63161-61cb-5f28-960e-2cacd52e50ce
DOI: 10.1101/782011

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