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Machine learning models for prediction of xenobiotic chemicals with high propensity to transfer into human milk

2023-08-07

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Breast milk serves as a vital source of essential nutrients for infants. However, human milk contamination via transfer of environmental chemicals from maternal exposome is a significant concern for infant health. Machine learning based predictive toxicology models can be valuable in predicting chemicals with high propensity to transfer into human milk. To this end, we build such classification- and regression-bas...

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Literature Corpus work: aa87cfd4-cf84-5955-84c7-148a7733e4cc
DOI: 10.1101/2023.08.06.552173

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