Toxicologists need to compile toxicity data with a minimal amount of testing and predict toxic effects of potential new drugs or compounds in order to prioritize compounds and eliminate costly failures. Discover how you can generate and validate rapid assessments of chemical toxicity quickly and accurately.
With Accelrys’ solutions for predictive toxicology you can:
Reduce the cost of per-chemical testing and the time required for a full chemical assessment
Easily access and analyze data with integration to existing infrastructure or databases
Improve prediction results with tightly integrated statistical tools
Anticipate adverse effects based upon chemical structure and link structure with metabolism information
Assess compound druggability by studying the fate of parent compounds and their metabolites and identifying potential toxic intermediates
Related Products and Solutions
Discovery Studio
Accelrys’ Discovery Studio TOPKAT is an integrated module within the Discovery Studio life science modeling and simulation application. It can be used for chemical, environmental fate, ecotoxicity, toxicity, mutagenicity, and subchronic reproductive testing. The software can be employed for multiple chemical assessments, slashing the cost of per-chemical testing. While traditional methods can take months to complete, a full chemical assessment using Discovery Studio TOPKAT typically takes only a few days.
Accelrys also offers a solution that is specific to environmental chemistry and toxicology. The ECT Sample Application is demonstration configuration of Pipeline Pilot, Accelrys' scientific informatics platform, and its related scientific component collections. It increases productivity by maximizing the value of toxicology data by collecting, analyzing, reporting, and sharing information across your organization, enabling you to make better R&D decisions, faster.
Accelrys helps you gain insight into druggability and intelligence on potential toxicity by providing access to one of the world’s leading collections of bioactivity data. The Accelrys Toxicity Database includes the complete contents of the Registry of Toxic Effects of Chemical Substances database (US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), the GENE-TOX database (US Environmental Protection Agency), and the Chemical Carcinogenesis Research Information System database (National Cancer Institute). Accelrys Metabolite is the world’s most comprehensive collection of xenobiotic compounds and biotransformations (primarily medicinal drugs). Researchers can leverage Accelrys Isentris to search, browse, collate, and share scientific data from these powerful databases in an efficient, time-saving manner.
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