AI and ML-based risk assessment of chemicals: predicting carcinogenic risk from chemical-induced genomic instability
Ajay Vikram Singh,
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Preeti Bhardwaj,
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Peter Laux
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et al.
Frontiers in Toxicology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6
Published: Nov. 26, 2024
Chemical
risk
assessment
plays
a
pivotal
role
in
safeguarding
public
health
and
environmental
safety
by
evaluating
the
potential
hazards
risks
associated
with
chemical
exposures.
In
recent
years,
convergence
of
artificial
intelligence
(AI),
machine
learning
(ML),
omics
technologies
has
revolutionized
field
assessment,
offering
new
insights
into
toxicity
mechanisms,
predictive
modeling,
management
strategies.
This
perspective
review
explores
synergistic
AI/ML
deciphering
clastogen-induced
genomic
instability
for
carcinogenic
prediction.
We
provide
an
overview
key
findings,
challenges,
opportunities
integrating
highlighting
successful
applications
case
studies
across
diverse
sectors.
From
predicting
genotoxicity
mutagenicity
to
elucidating
molecular
pathways
underlying
carcinogenesis,
integrative
approaches
offer
comprehensive
framework
understanding
exposures
mitigating
risks.
Future
perspectives
advancing
cancer
prevention
through
data
integration,
advanced
techniques,
translational
research,
policy
implementation
are
discussed.
By
implementing
capabilities
technologies,
researchers
policymakers
can
enhance
protection,
inform
regulatory
decisions,
promote
sustainable
development
healthier
future.
Language: Английский
Mushroom-Derived Innovations: Sustainable Biomaterials for Biomedical Engineering
Shishir Srivastava,
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Palak Mathur,
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Preeti Prakash
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et al.
Deleted Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 23, 2024
This
study
investigates
the
transformative
potential
of
mushroom-derived
biomaterials
within
biomedical
engineering,
presenting
them
as
sustainable
and
eco-friendly
alternatives
to
conventional
materials.
By
examining
distinct
characteristics
chemical
compositions
various
mushroom
species,
we
highlight
their
suitability
for
creating
innovative
biomaterials.
The
paper
focuses
on
key
components,
such
polysaccharides,
fungal
mycelium,
chitin/chitosan,
demonstrating
applications
in
tissue
antimicrobial
treatments,
drug
delivery
systems.
biodegradability
cultivation
mushrooms
underscore
environmental
advantages,
aligning
with
global
sustainability
goals.
Through
detailed
case
studies,
illustrate
successful
these
medical
devices,
construction,
packaging,
showcasing
versatility
effectiveness.
also
addresses
current
challenges
proposes
future
research
directions,
emphasizing
need
interdisciplinary
collaboration
ensure
safety,
biocompatibility,
ethical
use
mushroom-based
Our
provides
a
comprehensive
roadmap
harnessing
materials,
paving
way
significant
advancements
devices
contributing
more
future.
We
have
demonstrated
that
are
promising
frontier
material
science,
revolutionize
field
contribute
environment.
Language: Английский