In Silico Prediction of the Biodegradability of Chlorinated Com-pounds: Application of Quantitative Structure-Biodegradability Relationship Approach
Meade Erickson,
Denys Vasyutyn,
Marvellous Ngongang
et al.
Abstract:Chlorinated compounds are generally known to be non-readily biodegradable. The insight into the structural features that allow chlorinated compounds to readily biodegrade is crucial information that needs to be unveiled. Combined in silico modeling and machine learning approach to predict desirable compound properties has proven to be an effective tool, enabling chemists to save time and resources compared to web lab experimentation. Here we present two machine learning-based quantitative structure – biodegrad… Show more
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