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1.    Samaad  T  Backpropagation improvements based on heuristic arguments  theory track   neural and cognitive sciences  Track  Int  Joint Conf  Neural Networks  Vol  1   Washington  D C    1990      Sarle  W S   Ed    Neural network FAQ  part 1 of 7  Introduction   2002    http   accpc com nnfaq FAQ  html      Serra  J R   P C  Jurs  and K L E  Kaiser  Linear regression and computational neural  network prediction of Tetrahymena acute toxicity for aromatic compounds from  molecular structure  Chem  Res Toxicol   14  1535 1545  2001      Shanno  D F  Conjugate gradient methods with inexact searches  Math  Oper  Res   3   244 256  1978      Specht  D F  Probabilistic neural networks for classification  mapping or associative  memory  ICNN  Conference Proc   1988      Yeh  Y   Y  Kuo  and D  Hsu  Building KBES for diagnosis PC pile with  artificial neural network  J  Comp  Civil Eng   7  71 93  1993      Acknowledgement    TerraBase Inc  acknowledges with thanks the contributions of its contractors and  associates  especially Dr  A  Krajnc and M B  McKinnon  to the development of its  products     Security Features    As other software providers  TerraBase Inc  is interested is preventing un   authorized duplication and use of its highly sophisticated software products  Therefore   all copies of this TerraQSAR program are personalized  i e   they contain encrypted  information of the name and affiliation of the rightful user  This information is displayed  on the Start up screen 
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3.   The Program Interface as it appears on startup          Fi       15    dule     TerraQSAR     box allows the user to the selected program  e g     TerraQSAR   LC50 estimation mo    provides a toggle switch between switch between Manual mode and Batch mode  the  latter is available in the Professional version only   The About box contains important    OMAR    for the TerraQSAR     mouse d rat oral LD50 module  etc  The second box  user information     FHM    for the TerraQSAR   fathead minnow    The Program selection    In the Manual mode  the user enters a SMILES  Simplified Molecular Input Line Entry  System  string  either by typing it into the Input field  or by pasting it from memory   when copied into memory from another source  such as a TerraBase Inc  database output   Please consult the section on SMILES Notation for important advice        Example 1    Phenol has the SMILES string    clccccc1O     Copying this string into memory  for  example from this text  making sure the quotation marks are omitted   and pasting it into  the Input field  will result in the appearance of the chemical structure of phenol in the  shaded  rectangular field below  as shown in Figure 3        TerraQSAR x   Program   TeraQSAR FHM y  Mode   m Manual E Batch                          Input  Chemical formula in the SMILES format              8 Calculate      Results    ar  maf mw                           BH Ext    2 About         Fig  3  Result of entering or pasting the SMILES string for
4.   bacteria  SETAC 99   Europe  Leipzig  May 1999  poster     Martin  T M   and D M  Young  Prediction of the acute toxicity  96 hr LC50  of organic  compounds to the fathead minnow  Pimephales promelas  using a group  contribution method  Chem  Res  Toxicol   14  1378 1385  2001      http   dx doi org 10 1021 tx0155045      Masters  T  Practical Neural Network Recipes in C    San Diego  Academic Press   1993      Niculescu  S P   K L E  Kaiser  and G  Schiiitirmann  Influence of data preprocessing and  kernel selection on probabilistic neural network modeling of the acute toxicity of  chemicals to the fathead minnow and to Vibrio fischeri bacteria  Water Quality  Res  J  Canada  33  153 165  1998   http   www cciw ca warjc 33 1 33 1   153 htm      Niculescu  S P   and K L E  Kaiser  Modeling the relative binding affinity of steroids to  the progesterone receptor with probabilistic neural networks  Quant  Struct  Act   Relat   20  223 226  2001      Niculescu  S P   K L E  Kaiser  and T W  Schultz  Modeling the toxicity of chemicals to  Tetrahymena pyriformis using molecular fragment descriptors and probabilistic  neural networks  Archiv  Environ  Toxicol  Chem   39  289 298  2000      Prechelt  L   Ed    Frequently asked questions  FAQ  on neural networks   1995    http   www ipd uka de  prechelt FAQ nn7 html      Ramirez  M R   and D  Arghya  A faster learning algorithm for back propagation neural  networks in NDE applications  Proc  2  Int  Conf  on AI  pp  275 283  1991   
5.  7 indazolo 2 3 4   fgh acridine 5 10 dione  oral LD50 value for rat   mouse of 13405 mg kg b w     19    Example 4    Tributyl oleoyloxy stannane  CAS 3090 35 5  SMILES string     CCCC Sn  CCCC  CCCC OC  O CCCCCCCC C C CCCCCCCC    has predicted rat    mouse oral LD50 value of 227 mg kg b w   pT  0 40   as shown in Figure 7      amp  TerraQSAR    Program   TerraQSAR OMAR x   Mode   m Manual  amp  Batch            Input      ___     Chemical formula in the SMILES format      Ccccys nJ CCOCCCCCC OC  0 CCCCCCC C C CCCCCCCC    Results    pT  0 400 mg kg b w   227 51 74 Mu  571 5            l Ext         Fig  7  Result of computation for the SMILES string shown in the input field   depicting the organotin compound tributyl oleoyloxy stannane  with the  computed oral LD50 value for the rat   mouse of 227 mg kg b w     20    Example 5     The anti coagulant rodenticide difenacoum  CAS 56073 07 5  with the SMILES code   O C10c2ccccee2C O  C1C3c4ccecc4CC cS5ccc c6ceccc6 cc5 C3 and the structure    shown in Figure 8  has the predicted rat   mouse oral LDSO of 0 63 mg kg b w   pT   2 85      L TerraQSAR    Program   TerralSAR OMAR    Mode   m Manual E Batch            Input  Chemical formula in the SMILES format     f 01 De2ccccc2C 0  01C3c4cccccaCClchccclc  ccccc  lechjC3    al Calculate      Results    pT 2849 mg kg bw   0 6300 Mw  444 5             Bi Exit     About      Fig  8  Result of computation for the rodenticide difenacoum  CAS 56073 07 5  with the  SMILES code  O C10c2cccce2
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7.  ca  2 sec at 2 GHz   example shows the TerraQSAR   FHM program module         17    Example 2     A low complexity molecule  the chemical 2 aminothiazole  CAS 96 50 4  with the    SMILES and structure shown in Figure 5  has a computed iv  LD50 value of 576 mg kg  b w   as shown in Figure 5  computation time  lt 5 sec         TenaQSAR Ea       Program   TerradSAR AMIV v  Mode   m Manual Batch            Input  Chemical formula in the SMILES format      st c Ninccl                     Results    pT   0 760 mg kg b w   576 2628 Mw fi00 1                BL Ext     About         Fig  5  Result of computation for the insecticide 2 aminothiazole  SMILES string  shown in the input field  depicting the compound 2 aminothiazole  with its  computed iv  LDSO value for rat   mouse of 576 mg kg b w      18    Example 3    The compound anthra 2 1 9 mna benz 6 7 indazolo 2 3 4 fgh acridine 5 10 dione  CAS  6247 39 8  SMILES string      ce12c3c4cS5ccc6C  O c7c C8c6cSC N3N C I1clceccc1C  O c2cc4  CC 8 cccc7    has a  predicted oral LD50 value of 13 405 mg kg b w   as shown in Figure 6     Ea TerraQSAR    Program   TeraQSAR OMAR    Mode   m Manual  amp  Batch         Input  Chemical formula in the SMILES format   6C  O e c C8cbceSC N3SN C1cleceec1C  O e2ec4  CC 8 eccc     Results    pt   1 477 mg kg b w   13405 49 Miu  446 5          Fi Exit      2 About         Fig  6  Result of computation for the SMILES string shown in the input field   depicting the quinone compound anthra 2 1 9 mna benz 6
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9.  phenol  c1ccecc10   into the input field  the structure of phenol  excluding hydrogen atoms  will  appear in the field below  example shows the TerraQSAR   FHM program  module      16    Once the user has ascertained that the structure of the compound is that of the  desired chemical  a simple click of the Calculate bar below the structure field will  result in the three fields below the bar to be filled with the predicted values for the  compound  as shown in Figure 4  Field 1  pT  is the negative logarithm of the  LCS50 concentration in mmol L  field 2  mg L in TerraQSAR     FHM program  module  is the LC50 value in mg L  in TerraQSAR     FHM program module   and  field 3  MW  shows the molecular weight of the compound  Computation time  varies with the complexity of the structure and the computer specifics  ranging  from a nearly instantaneous result   1 sec  for small structures to minutes for  large molecules with highly complex structures        TerraQSAR Ea  Program   TeraQSAR FHM y  Mode   m Manual   Batch               Input  Chemical formula in the SMILES format      et ccccclO                   Results    pT  0 510 mg L  29 0837 Mw  941                         Fo Ext      2 About      Fig  4  Result of the execution of    Calculate     The fields show the following  values  Field 1  pT  is the negative logarithm of the millimolar LC50  concentration  field 2  mg L  is the LC50 value in mg L  and field 3 shows the  molecular weight of the compound  Computation time
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11. 3237 3245  1999    http   dx doi org 10 1016 S0045 6535 99 00553 6         Kaiser  K L E   and S P  Niculescu  Probabilistic neural network  PNN  methodology for  the prediction of acute toxicity of chemicals to fathead minnow based solely on  chemical structure derived input parameters  National Water Research Institute  Contribution  No  AEP TN99 001  39 p   1999      Kaiser  K L E   and S P  Niculescu  Modeling the acute toxicity of chemicals to Daphnia  magna  a probabilistic neural network approach  Environ  Toxicol  Chem   20     420 431  2001   http   etc allenpress com entconline  request get   abstract amp issn 0730 7268 amp volume 020 amp issue 02 amp page 0420         Kaiser  K L E   S P  Niculescu  and T W  Schultz  Probabilistic neural network modeling of  the toxicity of chemicals to Tetrahymena pyriformis with molecular fragment  descriptors  SAR  amp  QSAR Environ  Res   13  57 67  2002      http   taylorandfrancis metapress com link asp id ak 1 1jrbmqqkrnp76      Kaiser  K L E   and S P  Niculescu  On the PNN modeling of estrogen receptor binding  data for carboxylic acid esters and organochlorine compounds  Water Qual  Res   J  Canada  36  619 630  2001   http   www cciw ca wqrjc 36 3 36 3 619 htm      Kohonen  T  Self  Organization and Associative Memory  2  ed  Springer Verlag   Berlin   1988      K  hne  R   K L E  Kaiser  S P  Niculescu  and G  Schiiiirmann  Neural network to  estimate acute toxicity of chemicals to the fathead minnow and Vibrio fischeri
12. C O  C1C3c4ccecc4CC cS5ecc c6ceccc6 cc5 C3 and the  structure shown in Figure 8  has the predicted rat   mouse oral LD50 of 0 63 mg kg b w     21    Example 6    The natural organohalogen compound aurantoside F from the marine sponge  Siliquariaspongia japonica  C39H48CI2N2015  with the SMILES string  CI C C  C C C C C C CI  C C C C C C C C C C O  C1 C  O N  C    H  CC    O N C1 O  C    H 20C C   H  O  C  H  O  C  H 20 C  H 3 C    H  O  C H    O  C  H  O C    H 40 C  H  C  C    H  O  C    H 40 CO3 and the structure  shown in Figure 9  only part of the SMILES string is visible in the TerraQSAR SMILES  window   has the predicted rat   mouse oral LD50 of 1765 mg kg b w   pT   0 32      L TerraQSAR    Program   TerraQSAR OMAR X Mode   m Manual  amp  Batch      Input  Chemical formula in the SMILES format     HIOCEHOCEEHKOICOHICCEGCHIOCE  H 40 C03    Results    pT   0 315 mg kg b w   1765 747 My 1855 7        Ext     About         Fig  9  The natural organohalogen compound aurantoside F from the marine sponge  Siliquariaspongia japonica  C39H48CI2N2015  with the SMILES string  CNC C  C C C C C C Cl  C C C C C C C C C C O  C1 C  O N  C     H   CC    O N C1 O  C    H 20C C   H  O  C  H  O  C  H 20 C  H 3 C    H  O  C H    O  C  H  O C    H 40 C  H  C  C    H  O  C    H 40 CO3 and the structure  shown in Figure 9  only part of the SMILES string is visible in the TerraQSAR SMILES  window   has the predicted rat   mouse oral LD50 of 1765 mg kg b w     22    Example 7   The compound sax
13. ES code  refer to the paragraph on SMILES Notation     Computation       The computer evaluates the number and type of fragments present in the query  string and computes the resulting estimate on the basis of the same types of fragments  present in a data set of 2457 compounds for which measured values have been published  in the literature  Computation time varies with the complexity of the query structure and  speed of the computer  Typically  for compounds without chiral centers  and molecular  weight of  lt 200  computation time on a 2 GHz machine takes  lt 5 seconds     Results    Figure 1 shows the measured vs  predicted values for all 2457 compounds used in  the development of the TerraQSAR   OMAR rat  mouse LD50 estimation program  as  obtained from the program  The data cover approximately eight orders of magnitude   ranging from approximately pT    2 to pT   6  where pT is the negative logarithm of the  millimolar LD50 value per kg body weight  b w       TerraQSAR   OMAR    E  Qa       0        ao   o  i   Qa    measured pT       Fig  1  Plot of the measured vs  predicted mouse  amp  rat oral LD50 values for all  10 000  compounds in the training set  units are pT  equal to log  kg b w   mmol      SMILES Notation    The Simplified Molecular Input Line Entry System  SMILES  has been  developed by D  Weininger at the beginning of the 1980   s  It is far superior to the  previously used Wiswesser Line Notation  WLN  for coding and depicting chemical  structures  by be
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19. TerraQSAR   OMAR    Mouse  amp  Rat oral LD50  Estimation Software  vs  1 2    User Manual  Copyright O 2007 2015  TerraBase Inc     Purpose    Terra QSAR M   OMAR is a holistic  probabilistic algorithm based neural  network software program  designed and optimized solely for the computation of  single dose  oral route of exposure  median lethal dose values  LD50  of organic   carbon containing  substances with a defined chemical structure to the rat and  mouse     Table of Contents    Computation Process  3 25 s seit A A  Data OU Pel sasha set Raia aad A  ELAMEA SR  Mput Que nnna e ect dai e a os das  COMPULMIO ei e A A he eee RN  RESUS 2 bere eevidiu tence Aue cee read teat arcu urate   SMILES Noto e Da   A O hie lei RA OE Mee eae   Acknowledgement ma na denen a E A E Poems a Sate ets EET   Security Feat  re A TS   Dei EE EE AE A E E ets  License Apreement AE  Trademarks  and Copyrights is i ee ti a BA 14   Program Interface iii ll Aa S AEE anes E a a 15   Teelmical Requirements css e celoso de o jale elote act 24   Installation TOS TU Ons enen oan ek tide eae  A a 24  Part 1  Installation of the Accelrys software    oooonooccnocononcconcnnncnconncnonccnnn crac ccoo ncnonennnos 24  Part 2  Installation of Terra QSAR ooooccoccccnncnccononononanononcononnnnononononoononnnn nono noncononiannnos 24   Customer SUPppOR iii diia 24    Introduction    Welcome to TerraQSAR     a breakthrough development in toxicity estimation  software  developed by TerraBase Inc     TerraQSAR predi
20. and can be reviewed at any time by activating the About box   prominently displayed on the main program panel  see Figure 2  Hence  any un   authorized propagation of this software can be traced back to the original source  Anyone  knowing of any such un authorized copies is requested to contact TerraBase Inc  We  offer generous rewards for information of any illegal duplication or use of this program   as described in the About box     In order for the TerraQSAR program to function properly  the TerraQSAR CD has to be    present in a CD ROM drive on the computer system which is used to run the program     Other than for archival copies  to be used solely for backup and protection against  loss by the rightful user  duplication of this software is not permitted     Legal    License Agreement    The rightful TerraQSAR user is hereby granted a non exclusive use license   subject to the agreement as described in the text below     TerraQSAR     End User License Agreement    NOTICE TO USER  PLEASE READ THIS CONTRACT CAREFULLY  BY USING ALL OR  ANY PORTION OF THE SOFTWARE YOU ACCEPT ALL THE TERMS AND  CONDITIONS OF THIS AGREEMENT  INCLUDING  IN PARTICULAR THE  LIMITATIONS ON  USE CONTAINED IN SECTION 2  TRANSFERABILITY IN SECTION  4  WARRANTY IN SECTION 6 AND 7  LIABILITY IN SECTION 8  AND SPECIFIC  EXCEPTIONS IN SECTION 14  YOU AGREE THAT THIS AGREEMENT IS  ENFORCEABLE LIKE ANY WRITTEN NEGOTIATED AGREEMENT SIGNED BY YOU   IF YOU DO NOT AGREE  DO NOT USE THIS SOFTWARE  IF YOU ACQU
21. applicable laws in the country in which it is being used  You may not copy the Software   except as set forth in Section 2   Software License    Any copies that you are permitted to make  pursuant to this Agreement must contain the same copyright and other proprietary notices that  appear on or in the Software  Without exception  you agree not to modify  adapt or translate the  Software  You also agree not to reverse engineer  decompile  disassemble or otherwise attempt to  discover the source code of the Software  Trademarks shall be used in accordance with accepted  trademark practice  including identification of trademarks owners  names  Trademarks can only  be used to identify printed output produced by the Software and such use of any trademark does  not give you any rights of ownership in that trademark  Except as expressly stated above  this  Agreement does not grant you any intellectual property rights in the Software     4  Transfer    You may not rent  lease  sublicense or authorize all or any portion of the Software to be copied  onto another users computer except as may be expressly permitted herein  You may  however   transfer all your rights to Use the Software to another person or legal entity provided that   a  you  also transfer each this Agreement  the Software and all other software or hardware bundled or  pre installed with the Software  including all copies  Updates and prior versions  and all copies of  font software converted into other formats  to such
22. ce2ccl1       The SMILES strings shown as    not valid    are valid per se  however  the  interpretation of these codes are the hydrogen saturated compounds cyclopentane  and 3 4 dihydrocoumarin  respectively     Literature    Accelrys Inc   2002   http   www accelrys com         Carpenter  W C   and J F  Barthelemy  Common misconceptions about neural networks  as approximators  Proc  3rd Int  Conf  Applic  Artificial Intelligence to Civil  and Structural Engineering in Neural Networks and Combinatorial  Optimization in Civil and Structural Engineering  Topping  B H V   Ed    pp   11 18  1993      Daylight Chemical Information Systems  Inc   2002    http   www daylight com smiles f_smiles html     Eldred  D V   C L  Weikel  P C  Jurs  and K L E  Kaiser  Prediction of fathead minnow  acute toxicity of organic compounds from molecular structure  Chem  Res   Toxicol   12  670 678  1999      Grabec  I  Self organization of neurons described by the maximum entropy principle   Biol  Cybern   63  403 409  1990      Grabec  I  Optimization of kernel type density estimator by the principle of maximal self   consistency  Neural Parallel  amp  Scientific Computations  1  83 92  1993      Hecht Nielsen  R  Nearest matched filter classification of spatiotemporal patterns  Appl   Optics  26  1892 1899  1987      Hecht Nielsen  R  Neurocomputing  Addison Wesley Publishing Co   Inc   1990      Hertz  J   A  Rogh  and R  Palmer  Introduction to the Theory of Neural Computation   Addison Wesle
23. ction software is based on the probabilistic neural network  methodology using the molecular structure of the substances under investigation  The  TerraQSAR   OMAR program computes the oral lethal dose of organic compounds to  50  of a population  oral LD50  of the mouse and rat     TerraQSAR modules use as input a chemical   s SMILES code  2 D or 3 D   which is an  international code for the representation of chemical structures and amenable to computer  analysis     The TerraQSAR   OMAR module computes the LD50 in both mg L and pT  log  kg  body weight  mmole  units  as well as the molecular weight  MW  of substances entered     Theory    The field of artificial intelligence and neural network application is experiencing  rapid growth in all aspects of technology  From elevator control to drug design  neural  network methods have lots to contribute to product development  operating  improvements  and frequently enable the customer to tackle problems  which were  inaccessible hitherto     The TerraQSAR products exploit the neural network methodologies developed in recent  years by researchers and programmers both within and outside the company  In contrast  to linear methodologies  such as simple regression methods  principal components  analysis and others  neural networks make use of non linear relationships  which makes  them particularly useful for chemical biological problems where different and or  unknown modes of action are known or likely to be present  in addition 
24. dditional Terms  If the product you have received with this  license is pre commercial release or beta Software   Pre release Software    then the following  Section applies  To the extent that any provision in this Section is in conflict with any other term  or condition in this Agreement  this Section shall supercede such other term s  and condition s   with respect to the Pre release Software  but only to the extent necessary to resolve the conflict   You acknowledge that the Software is a pre release version  does not represent final product from  TerraBase  and may contain bugs  errors and other problems that could cause system or other  failures and data loss  Consequently  the Pre release Software is provided to you  AS IS   and  TerraBase disclaims any warranty or liability obligations to you of any kind  WHERE LEGALLY  LIABILITY CANNOT BE EXCLUDED FOR PRE RELEASE SOFTWARE  BUT IT MAY BE  LIMITED  TERRABASE S LIABILITY AND THAT OF ITS SUPPLIERS SHALL BE  LIMITED TO THE SUM OF FIFTY DOLLARS  U S   50  IN TOTAL  You acknowledge that  TerraBase has not promised or guaranteed to you that Pre release Software will be announced or  made available to anyone in the future  that TerraBase has no express or implied obligation to you  to announce or introduce the Pre release Software and that TerraBase may not introduce a  product similar to or compatible with the Pre release Software  Accordingly  you acknowledge  that any research or development that you perform regarding the 
25. e proper  functioning of the TerraQSAR program  use the Windows     Control     Install Remove  Software command to run the    setup exe    in the Accelrys folder and follow the  instructions     Part 2  Installation of TerraQSAR    To install any TerraQSAR module  use the Windows     Control     Install  Software command to run the    TerraQSAR setup exe    in any TerraQSAR folder and  follow the instructions     Customer Support    TerraBase Inc  is committed to effective customer support  With the rapid change  in PC technology  operating systems and other software and hardware changes  the  occasional hiccup is bound to happen  We will try our best to help customers with  problems related to our products  in most cases free of charge  Contact our help  department with any question and concern about our products  either by EMAIL  FAX  or  MAIL     TerraBase Inc    1063 King St  West  Suite 130  Hamilton  ON  L8S 483  Canada  Fax  905 527 0263    Internet  http   www terrabase inc com     Copyright O 2015  TerraBase Inc   24    
26. ing simple  intuitive  and machine readable  For an excellent tutorial on  the SMILES notation  refer to the Daylight Corp  web site     Recently  Accelrys Inc  introduced a variety of software modules allowing the  visualization of SMILES codes as chemical structure drawings  In this process  Accelrys  introduced changes to the common  Daylight Corp   interpretation of SMILES codes by  their software  As a result  lower case    c     formerly only interpreted as sp  carbon  is now    4    interpreted as either as sp  or sp  carbon  depending on its surrounding and connections to  other atoms  The determinant here is whether or not the carbon atom is part of an  aromatic ring  as defined by the Hueckel rules  This has ramifications for the correct  interpretation of SMILES strings by the TerraQSAR programs  as they are built on the  backbone of the Accelrys software  Therefore  all users are cautioned to ascertain that  their SMILES codes follow the rules of the Accelrys software  1 e   to ascertain that only  sp  carbons in ring systems which satisfy Hueckel conditions for aromaticity are given in  lower case    c     all other sp  carbons  whether in rings or not  must be entered as capital     C     Some examples of valid and not valid SMILES strings are listed below in Table 2     Table 2  Valid and not valid examples of Accelrys    SMILES code     Substance SMILES not valid SMILES valid  cyclopentadiene     leccCl Cl CC CC1  coumarin   clcec20C  O cce2ccl clec2O0C  O C C
27. itoxin  CAS 35523 89 8  with the structure shown in Fig  10 top  2 D   and Fig  10 bottom  3 D   has the computed rat   mouse oral LD50 of 0 37 mg kg b w        TerraQSAR    Program    TerraQSA4R OMAR 7 Mode   m Manual Y Batch      Input  Chemical formula in the SMILES format     CN2C  N  N C  Q   H   COC  0 JN  CE  S  H INSCl NIN C Y1 23    Results    pT  2908 mg kg bw   0 3701 Mw  299 3    Bi Ext      2 About         Fig  10  Result of computation for the compound saxitoxin  CAS 35523 89 8   with the structure shown in Fig  10 top  2 D  and Fig  10 bottom  3 D   has the  computed rat   mouse oral LD50 of 0 37 mg kg b w     23    Technical Requirements    Operating system  PC with Windows 95  98  NT  2000  or ME  XP  SP2   or Vista   Windows 7  or Windows 8 operating system    Central processor unit  CPU   No specific requirement  duration of computations will  increase with decrease in CPU speed  1 6 GHz or higher recommended    Mouse or other pointing device  required    Screen setting  Variable  800 x 640  or higher    CD ROM drive  required    Other  Presence of the TerraQSAR CD in the CD ROM drive is required for program  execution     Installation Instructions    The TerraQSAR software is a fully functional  stand alone system  easy to install  or uninstall  It consists of two installation parts  we recommend installation in the order  mentioned     Part 1  Installation of the Accelrys software    To install un install the Accelrys supporting software  necessary for th
28. mmercial  Software     14 4 Tryout  Product Sampler  NFR  Additional Terms  If the product you have received  with this license is a tryout  product sampler  or NFR copy of the Software   Tryout Software     then the following Section applies until such time that you purchase a license to the full retail  version of such product  To the extent that any provision in this Section is in conflict with any  other term or condition in this Agreement  this Section shall supercede such other term s  and    13    condition s  with respect to the Tryout Software  but only to the extent necessary to resolve the  conflict  YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THE TRYOUT SOFTWARE CONTAINS LIMITED  FUNCTIONALITY AND OR FUNCTIONS FOR A LIMITED PERIOD OF TIME   TERRABASE IS LICENSING THE SOFTWARE ON AN  AS IS  BASIS  SOLELY AS A  DEMONSTRATION MODEL  If the Tryout Software 1s a timeout version  then the program will  terminate operations after a designated period of time  e g  15  30  or 45 days  following  installation  the  Time Out Date    which is specified in the Software  Upon such Time Out Date   the license hereunder shall be terminated  unless extended by TerraBase upon your purchase of a  full retail license from TerraBase  You acknowledge that such Tryout Software shall cease  operation upon the Time Out Date and accordingly  access to any files or output created with  such Tryout Software or any product associated with the Tryout Software is done entirely at your  own risk  TERRABASE DISCLAIMS A
29. n used on the recommended hardware configuration   Non substantial variations of performance from the Documentation does not establish a warranty  right  THIS LIMITED WARRANTY DOES NOT APPLY TO UPDATES  FONT SOFTWARE  CONVERTED INTO OTHER FORMATS  PRE RELEASE  BETA   TRYOUT  PRODUCT  SAMPLER  OR NOT FOR RESALE  NFR  COPIES OF SOFTWARE  See Section 14   To  make a warranty claim  you must return the Software to the location where you obtained it along  with proof of purchase within such ninety  90  day period  If the Software does not perform  substantially in accordance with the Documentation  the entire liability of TerraBase and your  exclusive remedy shall be limited to either  at TerraBase s option  the replacement of the Software  or the refund of the license fee you paid for the Software  THE LIMITED WARRANTY SET  FORTH IN THIS SECTION GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS  YOU MAY HAVE  ADDITIONAL RIGHTS WHICH VARY FROM JURISDICTION TO JURISDICTION  For    10    further warranty information  please see the jurisdiction specific information at the end of this  Agreement  if any  or contact TerraBase     7  DISCLAIMER    THE FOREGOING LIMITED WARRANTY STATES THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE  REMEDIES FOR TERRABASE S OR ITS SUPPLIER S BREACH OF WARRANTY   TERRABASE AND ITS SUPPLIERS DO NOT AND CANNOT WARRANT THE  PERFORMANCE OR RESULTS YOU MAY OBTAIN BY USING THE SOFTWARE   EXCEPT FOR THE FOREGOING LIMITED WARRANTY  AND FOR ANY WARRANTY   CONDITION  REPRESENTATION OR TERM TO THE EXTENT T
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31. raud   TerraBase is acting on behalf of its suppliers for the purpose of  disclaiming  excluding and or limiting obligations  warranties and liability as provided in this  Agreement  but in no other respects and for no other purpose  For further information  please see  the jurisdiction specific information at the end of this Agreement  if any  or contact TerraBase     9  Export Rules  You agree that the Software will not be shipped  transferred or exported into any  country or used in any manner prohibited by the any law governing such activities either in  Canada or the United States  such as the United States Export Administration Act or any other  export laws  restrictions or regulations  collectively the  Export Laws    In addition  if the  Software is identified as export controlled items under the Export Laws  you represent and  warrant that you are not a citizen  or otherwise located within  an embargoed nation  including  without limitation Iran  Iraq  Syria  Sudan  Libya  Cuba  North Korea  and Serbia  and that you  are not otherwise prohibited under the Export Laws from receiving the Software  All rights to  Use the Software are granted on condition that such rights are forfeited if you fail to comply with  the terms of this Agreement     10  Governing Law    This Agreement will be governed by and construed in accordance with the substantive laws in  force   a  the Province of Ontario  if the license to the Software is purchased when you are in  Canada  the United 
32. to linear  relationships     Important information on both the theory and specific aspects of this software can be  found in the references given in the Literature     Computation Process    Data Set    The TerraQSAR   OMAR mouse  amp  rat LD50 toxicity estimation program is  based on a data set of measured values for  10 000 organic  carbon containing   compounds  These data are widely available  both from non commercial sources  such as  the US National Institute of Health   s database  or from commercial sources  such as  TerraBase Inc    s TerraTox      Explorer database     Fragments    Major fragments used in the TerraQSAR modules have been described in detail  in several publications listed in the Literature  especially the works by Kaiser et al  An  overview of basic fragment types considered is given in Table   below     Table 1  Examples of fragments used in TerraQSAR programs     Fragment type    Examples    C  0 O  S  O   O O    Acidity fragment  Aliphatic ring fragment  Aromatic ring fragment  Atom fragment   Bond fragment   Group fragment  Hydrophobicity fragment  Ionization fragment  Polarity fragment  Reactivity fragment  Stereo fragment  Weight fragment    Input Query    C1CCCCC1  C1CCCC1  cleececl  clececcnl   C  H  N  O   C C  C C  C C   C O H  C O C  O C O C  C C  C C  CCCC    O     Na    O N  O CC O   C CC O   CI C H  C N  Cl C    H  C N  molecular weight    All TerraQSAR modules use the SMILES string code as input  For additional  comments about the SMIL
33. ty for Users Located in Germany or Austria  If you purchased a license  to the software in Germany or Austria then Section 6 does not apply  instead  TerraBase warrants  to the person or entity that first purchases a license for the Software  that the Software will  perform substantially in accordance with the Documentation for a period of six  6  months  following receipt of the Software when used on the recommended hardware configuration  Non   substantial variations of performance from the Documentation does not establish a warranty right   THIS LIMITED WARRANTY DOES NOT APPLY TO UPDATES  FONT SOFTWARE  CONVERTED INTO OTHER FORMATS  PRE RELEASE  TRYOUT  PRODUCT SAMPLER   NOT FOR RESALE  NFR  COPIES OF SOFTWARE  OR TO SOFTWARE THAT HAS BEEN  ALTERED BY YOU  TO THE EXTENT SUCH ALTERATIONS CAUSED A DEFECT  To  make a warranty claim  you must return the Software  at our expense  to the location where you  obtained it along with proof of purchase within such six  6  month period  If the Software does  not perform substantially in accordance with the Documentation  the entire liability of TerraBase  and your exclusive remedy shall be limited to either  at TerraBase s option  the replacement of the  Software  the reduction of the license fee  or a refund of the license fee you paid for the Software   THE LIMITED WARRANTY SET FORTH IN THIS SECTION GIVES YOU SPECIFIC  LEGAL RIGHTS  For further warranty information  please contact TerraBase     14 2 Limitation of Liability for Users
34. y  Redwood City  California  1991      Johansson  E M   F U  Dowla  and D M  Goodman  Backpropagation learning for multi   layer feed forward neural nets using the conjugate gradient method  Lawrence  Livermore National Laboratory  1990      Kaiser  K L E  Neural networks for effect prediction in environmental and health issues  using large datasets  QSAR Comb  Sci  22  185 190  2003    http   www  wiley vch de 80 contents   c_2022 200302 html         Kaiser  K L E  The use of neural networks in QSARs for acute aquatic toxicological  endpoints  J  Mol  Struc   Theochem   622  85 95  2003    http   dx doi org 10 1016 S0166 1280 02 00620 6         Kaiser  K L E   S P  Niculescu  and G  Schitiirmann  Feed forward backpropagation neural  networks and their use in predicting the acute toxicity of chemicals to the fathead  minnow  Water Quality Res  J  Canada  32  637 657  1997      http   www cciw ca wqrjc 32 3 32 3 637 htm      Kaiser  K L E   S P  Niculescu  and K M  Gough  Neural network modeling of Vibrio  fischeri and fathead minnow acute toxicity data with molecular indicator variables  and physico chemical bulk parameters  Poster  Workshop on Computational  Methods in Toxicology  Dayton  OH  April 20 22   1998      http   www ccl net ccl toxicology abstracts abs14 html      Kaiser  K L E   and S P  Niculescu  Using probabilistic neural networks to model the  toxicity of chemicals to the fathead minnow  Pimephales promelas   A study based  on 865 compounds  Chemosphere  38  
    
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