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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jul 19.
Published in final edited form as: Toxicol Sci. 2018 Apr 1;162(2):570–581. doi: 10.1093/toxsci/kfx279

Table 3.

ToxCast p1_v2 chemicals that produced greater than 50% median inhibition (n=3) in the single point screen at 200 μM and were further tested in concentration-response.

Single Point Screen
Concentration Response
Ranka Chemical Median % Inhibition IC20 (μM) IC50 (μM) Hill slope
2 Emamectin benzoate 100 16.68 26.41 −3.06
3 Zoxamide 93 8.18 17.01 −1.95
4 Oxytetracycline 91 7.00 20.24 −1.42
5 Captafol 89 4.78 12.90 −1.47
6 Triflumizole 89 13.28 18.81 −5.01
7 Dicofol 88 35.75 91.95 −1.67
9 Oryzalinb 82 117.64 145.11 −7.97
10 Fluazinam 76 15.26 37.03 −2.27
11 Fenthion 74 3.79 26.38 −0.86
12 Cyazofamid 71 21.09 94.51 −1.09
15 Maneb 68 15.52 50.10 −1.31
16 Azinphos-methyl 66 24.09 85.76 −1.31
17 Diclosulam 59 23.84 161.27 −0.95
18 Fipronil 58 30.78 NA −1.78
19 Butachlor 58 18.63 40.57 −2.39
20 Chlorothalonil 57 24.52 51.35 −3.23
21 Metolachlor 57 55.73 370.84 −1.79
22 Captan 55 45.26 166.10 −2.77
a

Number corresponds to median inhibition efficacy rank in single point screen at 200 μM (with the exception of fluazinam, which was plated at 180 μM), shown in Figure 4 and Supplemental Table 1.

b

Concentration-response for TCp1_v2 oryzalin matched internally sourced oryzalin (IC50 = 187.8 μM and Hillslope = −7.97, see Figure 1E).