Consensus kNN QSAR : A versatile method for predicting the estrogenic activity of organic compounds in silico. A comparative study with five estrogen receptors and a large, diverse set of ligands /

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Consensus kNN QSAR : A versatile method for predicting the estrogenic activity of organic compounds in silico. A comparative study with five estrogen receptors and a large, diverse set of ligands /

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Glavni avtor:	Asikainen, Arja H.
Drugi avtorji:	Ruuskanen, Juhani., Tuppurainen, Kari A.
Format:	Bài viết
Jezik:	English
Teme:	Chemical compounds Endocrine disruptor Estrogen Mammalia Mimetic hormone Pollutants
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