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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Appl Toxicol. 2017 Jan 10;37(7):792–805. doi: 10.1002/jat.3424

Table 2.

Data ranges of input variables

Name Description Rangea
DPRA Average lysine and cysteine peptide depletion measurement (%) 0 – 95
h-CLAT Minimum induction threshold [smallest value for CD54 EC200 and CD86 EC150] (μg/mL) 0.54 – 2001
KeratinoSens EC1.5 (μM) 0.50 – 2001
LogP Octanol:water partition coefficient −8.28 – 6.46b
LogS Water solubility (mol/L) −6.39 – 1.92b
LogVP Vapor pressure (mm Hg) −28.47 – 5.89b
MP Melting point (°C) −148.50 – 288.00
BP Boiling point (°C) −19.10 – 932.20
MW Molecular weight (g/mol) 30.03 – 581.57

BP, boiling point; DPRA, direct peptide reactivity assay; EC1.5, concentration producing a 1.5-fold induction of luciferase controlled by the antioxidant response element; EC150, estimated concentration inducing a 150% increase for CD86; EC200, estimated concentration inducing a 200% increase for CD54; h-CLAT, human cell line activation test; LogP, log octanol:water partition coefficient; LogS, log water solubility; LogVP, log vapor pressure; MP, melting point; MW, molecular weight.

a

Human dataset with 87 substances is a subset of LLNA dataset with 120 substances; the two datasets cover the same range.

b

Range for base 10 logarithm of these measurements.