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How an AI Agent Runs an OECD Read-Across in the QSAR Toolbox
A defensible read-across is one of the most labour-intensive deliverables in regulatory toxicology. Done by hand, it means hunting databases substance by substance, copying values into a spreadsheet, arguing analogue similarity by eye, and hand-authoring the OECD reporting forms. The QSAR Toolbox already automates much of that science — and with an MCP gateway such as 4chems QSAR Navigator, an AI assistant can now drive the whole pipeline in your own regulatory language.
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Introducing 4chems AI Connector: Secure AI Access to IUCLID 6 Data
The time has come to share what we’ve been working toward: AI Connector.
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