Hazardous Substances Data Bank - Wikipedia

The Hazardous Substances Data Bank (HSDB) is a toxicology database on the U.S. National Library of Medicine's (NLM) Toxicology Data Network (TOXNET). HazardousSubstancesDataBank FromWikipedia,thefreeencyclopedia Jumptonavigation Jumptosearch TOXNET:HazardousSubstancesDataBankContentDescriptionChemicalpharmacologyandtoxicologydataDatatypescaptured 5000+potentiallyhazardouschemicals humanexposure pharmacology metabolism medicationsexcretedinbreastmilk[1] industrialhygiene emergencyhandling environmentalfate regulatoryrequirements relatedareas OrganismsHumans&otheranimalsContactResearchcenterNCBIPrimarycitationFonger(1995)[2]Fonger,etal(2014)[3]AccessWebsitehttps://www.nlm.nih.gov/toxnet/index.htmlMiscellaneousLicensePublicdomainDatareleasefrequencyWeeklyCurationpolicyPeer-reviewedbytheScientificReviewPanel TheHazardousSubstancesDataBank(HSDB)isatoxicologydatabaseontheU.S.NationalLibraryofMedicine's(NLM)ToxicologyDataNetwork(TOXNET).[2][3]Itfocusesonthetoxicologyofpotentiallyhazardouschemicals,andincludesinformationonhumanexposure,industrialhygiene,emergencyhandlingprocedures,environmentalfate,regulatoryrequirements,andrelatedareas.Alldataarereferencedandderivedfromacoresetofbooks,governmentdocuments,technicalreports,andselectedprimaryjournalliterature.Priorto2020,allentrieswerepeer-reviewedbyaScientificReviewPanel(SRP),membersofwhichrepresentedaspectrumofprofessionsandinterests.LastChairsoftheSRPareDr.MarcelJ.Cassavant,MD,ToxicologyGroup,andDr.RolandEverettLangford,PhD,EnvironmentalFateGroup.TheSRPwasterminatedduetobudgetcutsandrealignmentoftheNLM. TheHSDBisorganizedintoindividualchemicalrecords,andcontainsover5000suchrecords.[4]ItisaccessiblefreeofchargeviaTOXNET.Userscansearchbychemicalorothername,chemicalnamefragment,CASregistrynumberand/orsubjectterms.Recentadditionsincluderadioactivematerialsandcertainmixtures,likecrudeoilandoildispersantsaswellasanimaltoxins.AsofNovember2014[update],thereareapproximately5,600chemicalspecificHSDBrecordsavailable.[3] TOXNETdatabases[edit] TheToxicologyDataNetwork(TOXNET)isagroupofdatabaseshostedontheNationalLibraryofMedicine(NLM)websitethatcovers"chemicalsanddrugs,diseasesandtheenvironment,environmentalhealth,occupationalsafetyandhealth,poisoning,riskassessmentandregulations,andtoxicology".[5]TOXNETismanagedbytheNLM'sToxicologyandEnvironmentalHealthInformationProgram(TEHIP)intheDivisionofSpecializedInformationServices(SIS).[5] TheTOXNETdatabasesinclude:[6] HSDB:HazardousSubstancesDataBank Peer-reviewedtoxicologydataforover5,000hazardouschemicals TOXLINE 4millionreferencestoliteratureonbiochemical,pharmacological,physiological,andtoxicologicaleffectsofdrugsandotherchemicals ChemIDplus Dictionaryofover400,000chemicals(names,synonyms,andstructures) LactMed:DrugsandLactationDatabase Drugsandotherchemicalstowhichbreastfeedingmothersmaybeexposed DART:DevelopmentalandReproductiveToxicologyDatabase Referencestodevelopmentalandreproductivetoxicologyliterature TOXMAP EnvironmentalHealthMapsprovidessearchable,interactivemapsofEPATRIandSuperfunddata,plusUSCensusandNCIhealthdata TRI:ToxicsReleaseInventory Annualenvironmentalreleasesofover600toxicchemicalsbyU.S.facilities CTD:ComparativeToxicogenomicsDatabase Accesstoscientificdatadescribingrelationshipsbetweenchemicals,genesandhumandiseases HouseholdProductsDatabase Potentialhealtheffectsofchemicalsinmorethan10,000commonhouseholdproducts Haz-Map Linksjobsandhazardoustaskswithoccupationaldiseasesandtheirsymptoms IRIS:IntegratedRiskInformationSystem Hazardidentificationanddose-responseassessmentforover500chemicals ITER:InternationalToxicityEstimatesforRisk Riskinformationforover600chemicalsfromauthoritativegroupsworldwide ALTBIB ResourcesonAlternativestotheUseofLiveVertebratesinBiomedicalResearchandTesting References[edit] ^DrugsandLactationDatabase(LactMed).toxnet.nlm.nih.gov.NationalLibraryofMedicine(US).2006.Thisarticleincorporatestextfromthissource,whichisinthepublicdomain. ^abFongerGC(1995)."Hazardoussubstancesdatabank(HSDB)asasourceofenvironmentalfateinformationonchemicals".Toxicology.103(2):137–45.doi:10.1016/0300-483x(95)03145-6.PMID 8545846. ^abcFongerGC,HakkinenP,JordanS,PublickerS(2014)."TheNationalLibraryofMedicine's(NLM)HazardousSubstancesDataBank(HSDB):background,recentenhancementsandfutureplans".Toxicology.325:209–16.doi:10.1016/j.tox.2014.09.003.PMC 4195797.PMID 25223694. ^FactSheet–HazardousSubstancesDataBank(HSDB),NationalLibraryofMedicine,September2006,retrieved29August2009 ^ab"FactSheet –TOXNET®:ToxicologyDataNetwork".UnitedStatesNationalLibraryofMedicine.ToxicologyDataNetwork.Retrieved4January2018. ^"TOXNETDatabases".UnitedStatesNationalLibraryofMedicine.ToxicologyDataNetwork.Retrieved4January2018. 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