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Biomed Biomed Biomed Biomed Biomed Development Of A Master Database Of Non-Cancer Threshold Of Toxicological Concern And Potency Categorization Based On ToxPrint Chemotypes C. Yang 1,2 , M. Cheeseman 4 , MTD Cronin 5 , S. Enoch 5 , S. Escher 6 , E. Fioravanzo 7 , T. Steger-Hartmann 8 , I. Tluczkiewicz 6 , A. Tarkhov 2 , JF Rathman 2 , V. Vitcheva 1 , A. Mostrag 1 , A. Worth 9 1 Molecular Networks GmbH, Erlangen, Germany, 2 Altamira LLC, Columbus, OH, USA, 4 Steptoe&Johnson, Washington, DC, 5 Liverpool John Moores University, Liverpool, United Kingdom, 6 Fraunhofer (ITEM), Hanover, Germany, 7 S-IN, Vicenza, Italy, 8 Investigational Toxicology, Bayer Pharma, Berlin, Germany, 9 Joint Research Centre, European Commission, Ispra, Italy A2163/P647 eTOX project: The research leading to these results has received support from the Innovative Medicines Initiative Joint Undertaking under grant agreement nº 115002 (eTOX), resources of which are composed of financial contribution from the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013) and EFPIA companies’ in kind contributions. BACKGROUND: Facts on Threshold of toxicological concern (TTC): DATABASE CURATION STRATEGY NEXT STEPS References Software Represents an alternative approaches for the safety/risk assessment of food additives, metabolites of agrochemicals Is mainly applied to chemicals used in low exposure when compound specific data are not available - could be a viable option for handling pharmaceutical impurities Currently, chemicals are grouped into Cramer classes (I, II, III) for the likelihood of toxicity For each Cramer Class, a threshold value has been established from a pre-existing database (such as Munro 1996 database) Development of potency-aware chemotypes - Group compounds for findings category (pathology, clinical chemistry, hematology, etc.) - Group compounds for Chemical fragments (Chemotypes) 6,7 - Chemotypes are chemical fragments with encoded atom/bond and/or physicochemical properties A. Chemotyper and ToxPrint (http://chemotyper.org) B. ToxPrint (http://toxprint.org) C. Toxtree (http://toxtree.sourceforge.net/) COSMOS project: The research has been also in part supported by COSMOS project through EU Community’s 7 th Framework Program (FP7/2007-2013) COSMOS Project under grant agreement n° 266835 and from Cosmetics Europe OBJECTIVE: An alternative method to Cramer Classes CURRENT LIMITATIONS OF CRAMER CLASSES Munro 1996 ToxRefDB eTOXsys Database TTC - 2400 chemicals pharmaceuticals from eTOX not included yet 1 2 3 4 5 Hazard Evaluation Support System (HESS) (613 diverse chemicals) (552 cosmetics) (RepDose 628 industrial) (1185 industrial, agro, etc.) (455 industrial) Potency 33 logical structural rules Problems with interpretations Mechanistically not transparent Does not apply well to pharmaceuticals (see Poster 2684/P184) Class I: 4.1 mg/kg-bw/day Class II: 0.58 mg/kg-bw/day Class III: 0.77 mg/kg-bw/day Munro dataset COSMOS TTC Class I: 3.0 mg/kg/bw/day Class II: 0.91 mg/kg/bw/day Class III: 0.15 ,g/kg bw/day 1. Yang C, et al. J. Chem. Inf. Model. 2015, 55, 510−528 2. Munro IC, et al Food and chemical Toxicology 34 (1996) 829-867 DATABASE PROFILE - Potency Alcohol, aromatic Amine, aliphatic - aliphatic C>=8 Amine (NH2), aromatic Carbamate/thiocarbamate Carboxamide Carboxylic acid/ester, aliphatic C>=8 Carboxylic acid - aromatic Ether - aromatic Hydrazine Heterocycle - imidazole, generic Heterocycle - isothiazole, generic Ketone - aromatic Organic nitrile Organic nitro, aromatic Organohalide Organophosphorus Heterocycle - isoxazole, generic Heterocycle - pyran, generic Heterocycle - pyridine, generic Heterocycle - pyrimidine oxo/oxy, generic Heterocycle - triazine, generic Heterocycle - triazine oxo/oxy, generic (isocyanurate) Heterocycle - triazole, generic Quaternary ammonium ion Sulfonamide Surfactant - anionic Surfactant - cationic quaternary alkyl/aliphatic Surfactant - cationic quaternary benzenealky Surfactant - alcohol ethoxylate Urea Study Profile Potency Chemotype Profile 2 0 c c c y y z n S n N y = NOEL/NOAEL values N = total number of observations (compounds) n 0 = total number that do not have the chemotype n c = total number that do have the chemotype S= standard deviation of the whole set meanof thewhole set meanof the subsetcontaining thechemotype c y y FINDINGS CHEMOTYPES The association of study findings including phenotypes with chemotype categories allow mechanistic grouping. Validate the potency-aware chemotype categories with data from e-Tox, REACH (ECHA), FDA CFSAN, or EFSA. Include pharmaceuticals (with known pharm actions) from eTOX database. - Associate with each representative chemotypes with statistical significance for potency (2-D clustering heat map) Need to develop a robust database with reliable NOAEL/NOEL data NOELs/NOAELs COSMOS DB workflow eTOX database - pharm action - NOELs/NOAELs Special thanks to ILSI Europe COSMOS EG1 including Kirk Arvidson and Kristi Jacobs! [email protected]

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Development Of A Master Database Of Non-Cancer Threshold Of Toxicological

Concern And Potency Categorization Based On ToxPrint Chemotypes

C. Yang1,2, M. Cheeseman4, MTD Cronin5, S. Enoch5, S. Escher6, E. Fioravanzo7,

T. Steger-Hartmann8, I. Tluczkiewicz6, A. Tarkhov2, JF Rathman2, V. Vitcheva1, A. Mostrag1, A. Worth9

1Molecular Networks GmbH, Erlangen, Germany, 2Altamira LLC, Columbus, OH, USA, 4Steptoe&Johnson, Washington, DC, 5 Liverpool John Moores University, Liverpool, United Kingdom, 6Fraunhofer (ITEM), Hanover, Germany,7S-IN, Vicenza, Italy, 8Investigational Toxicology, Bayer Pharma, Berlin, Germany, 9Joint Research Centre, European Commission, Ispra, Italy

A2163/P647

• eTOX project: The research leading to these results has received support from the Innovative Medicines Initiative Joint Undertaking under grant agreement nº 115002 (eTOX), resources of which are composed of financial contribution from the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013) and EFPIA companies’ in kind contributions.

BACKGROUND: Facts on Threshold of toxicological

concern (TTC):

DATABASE CURATION STRATEGY

NEXT STEPS

References

Software

• Represents an alternative approaches for the safety/risk assessment of food additives, metabolites of agrochemicals

• Is mainly applied to chemicals used in low exposure when compound specific data are not available

- could be a viable option for handling pharmaceutical impurities

• Currently, chemicals are grouped into Cramer classes (I, II, III) for the likelihood of toxicity

• For each Cramer Class, a threshold value has been established from a pre-existing database (such as Munro 1996 database)

• Development of potency-aware chemotypes

- Group compounds for findings category (pathology, clinical chemistry, hematology, etc.)

- Group compounds for Chemical fragments (Chemotypes)6,7

- Chemotypes are chemical fragments with encoded atom/bond and/or physicochemical properties

A. Chemotyper and ToxPrint (http://chemotyper.org) B. ToxPrint (http://toxprint.org) C. Toxtree (http://toxtree.sourceforge.net/)

• COSMOS project: The research has been also in part supported by COSMOS project through EU Community’s 7th Framework Program (FP7/2007-2013) COSMOS Project under grant agreement n° 266835 and from Cosmetics Europe

OBJECTIVE: An alternative method to Cramer Classes

CURRENT LIMITATIONS OF CRAMER CLASSES

Munro 1996

ToxRefDB

eTOXsys Database

TTC - 2400 chemicals

pharmaceuticals from eTOX not included yet

1

2

3

4

5 Hazard Evaluation Support System (HESS)

(613 diverse chemicals)

(552 cosmetics) (RepDose 628 industrial)

(1185 industrial, agro, etc.)

(455 industrial)

Potency

• 33 logical structural rules • Problems with interpretations • Mechanistically not transparent • Does not apply well to pharmaceuticals (see Poster 2684/P184)

Class I: 4.1 mg/kg-bw/day Class II: 0.58 mg/kg-bw/day Class III: 0.77 mg/kg-bw/day

Munro dataset

COSMOS TTC

Class I: 3.0 mg/kg/bw/day Class II: 0.91 mg/kg/bw/day Class III: 0.15 ,g/kg bw/day

1. Yang C, et al. J. Chem. Inf. Model. 2015, 55, 510−528 2. Munro IC, et al Food and chemical Toxicology 34 (1996) 829-867

DATABASE PROFILE - Potency

Alcohol, aromatic Amine, aliphatic - aliphatic C>=8

Amine (NH2), aromatic Carbamate/thiocarbamate

Carboxamide Carboxylic acid/ester, aliphatic C>=8

Carboxylic acid - aromatic Ether - aromatic

Hydrazine Heterocycle - imidazole, generic

Heterocycle - isothiazole, generic Ketone - aromatic

Organic nitrile Organic nitro, aromatic

Organohalide Organophosphorus

Heterocycle - isoxazole, generic Heterocycle - pyran, generic

Heterocycle - pyridine, generic Heterocycle - pyrimidine oxo/oxy, generic

Heterocycle - triazine, generic Heterocycle - triazine oxo/oxy, generic (isocyanurate)

Heterocycle - triazole, generic Quaternary ammonium ion

Sulfonamide Surfactant - anionic

Surfactant - cationic quaternary alkyl/aliphatic Surfactant - cationic quaternary benzenealky

Surfactant - alcohol ethoxylate Urea

Study Profile Potency Chemotype Profile

2

0

cc

c

y yz

n S

n N

y = NOEL/NOAEL values N = total number of observations (compounds) n0 = total number that do not have the chemotype nc = total number that do have the chemotype S= standard deviation of the whole set

meanof thewhole set

meanof the subsetcontaining thechemotypec

y

y

FINDINGS

CHEMOTYPES

The association of study findings including phenotypes with chemotype categories allow mechanistic grouping.

• Validate the potency-aware chemotype categories with data from e-Tox, REACH (ECHA), FDA CFSAN, or EFSA.

• Include pharmaceuticals (with known pharm actions) from eTOX database.

- Associate with each representative chemotypes with statistical significance for potency (2-D clustering heat map)

• Need to develop a robust database with reliable NOAEL/NOEL data

NOELs/NOAELs

COSMOS DB workflow

eTOX database - pharm action

- NOELs/NOAELs

Special thanks to ILSI Europe COSMOS EG1 including Kirk Arvidson and Kristi Jacobs!

[email protected]