SAR and QSAR in Environmental Research

New topological indices with very high discriminatory power
pp. 1-20(20)
Author: Natarajan, R.

Extension of molecular similarity analysis approach to classification of DNA sequences using DNA descriptors
pp. 21-34(14)
Authors: Jayalakshmi, R.; Natarajan, R.; Vivekanandan, M.

QSAR models for anti-androgenic effect - a preliminary study
pp. 35-49(15)
Authors: Jensen, G. E.; Nikolov, N. G.; Wedebye, E. B.; Ringsted, T.; Niemela, J. R.

Reactivity and aquatic toxicity of aromatic compounds transformable to quinone-type Michael acceptors
pp. 51-65(15)
Authors: Bajot, F.; Cronin, M. T. D.; Roberts, D. W.; Schultz, T. W.

Non-testing approaches under REACH - help or hindrance? Perspectives from a practitioner within industry
pp. 67-88(22)
Authors: Patlewicz, G.; Chen, M. W.; Bellin, C. A.

Structural alerts for estimating the carcinogenicity of pesticides and biocides
pp. 89-106(18)
Authors: Devillers, J.; Mombelli, E.; Samsera, R.

An integrated QSAR-PBPK modelling approach for predicting the inhalation toxicokinetics of mixtures of volatile organic chemicals in the rat
pp. 107-128(22)
Authors: Price, K.; Krishnan, K.

QSARs for PBPK modelling of environmental contaminants
pp. 129-169(41)
Authors: Peyret, T.; Krishnan, K.

A three-dimensional pharmacophore modelling of ITK inhibitors and virtual screening for novel inhibitors
pp. 171-190(20)
Authors: Bagga, V.; Silakari, O.; Ghorela, V. S.; Bahia, M. S.; Rambabu, G.; Sarma, J.

New concepts for dynamic plant uptake models
pp. 191-215(25)
Authors: Rein, A.; Legind, C. N.; Trapp, S.