Active
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Best CI
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Best CI Error
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Best CI Level
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Chemical ID
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Chemical Name
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Coalism Average
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Coalism Average Error
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Coalism Excess
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Coalism Log Chi Squared
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Coalism Model
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Coalism Parameters
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Coalism Volume
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Coalism Volume Error
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Combination Name
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Datasource
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Dose Matrix
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Dose Matrix Coverage
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Dose Matrix Data
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Dose Matrix Error
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Dose Matrix Interpolated
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Dose Response Analytical Output
- Dose Response analytical output is created for each dose response item. A dose response item exists for each individual test substance and fixed ratio mixture present as a stand-alone item or as a constituent of a dose matrix item.
- A dose response item is comprised of a series of dose response points arranged by increasing dose. Additional output is created for individual substance characteristics provided by the datasource associated with the dose response item. Additional output is not created for any dose response item that represents a fixed ratio mixture.
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Dose Response Chart
- The Dose Response Chart value is a figure which represents the dose response item as a chart with two series. The first series is comprised of the individual dose response points, including response value and response error estimate, arranged by increasing dose. The second series is a continuous representation of the response of the sigmoid instance selected as the best fit for the dose response item.
- Variable type (units): Figure
- Number of values: 1
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Dose Response Classification
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Dose Response Data
- The Dose Response Data value is a block of preformatted tab-delimited text comprising the individual dose response points, including response value and response error estimate, arranged by increasing dose. For more information see Dose Response Data in section Output Data Formats.
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EC50
- The EC50 value is the dose that corresponds to 50% of the max parameter of the sigmoid instance selected as the best fit for the dose response item. The EC50 value is an estimate of the dose at which the substance(s) achieve one-half of the maximum achievable response.
- Variable type (units): Numeric (uM)
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EC90
- The EC90 value is the dose that corresponds to 90% of the max parameter of the sigmoid instance selected as the best fit for the dose response item. The EC50 value is an estimate of the dose at which the substance(s) achieve one-half of the maximum achievable response.
- Variable type (units): Numeric (uM)
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Error Etimate - Fit
- The fit error estimate is the derived standard error in the Max Response – Fit, found from the range in that parameter that corresponds to an insignificant change in chi-squared goodness-of-fit.
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GI100
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GI125
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GI150
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GI50
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GI75
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Greco Average
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Greco Average Error
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Greco Excess
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Greco Log Chi Squared
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Greco Model
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Greco Parameters
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Greco Volume
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Greco Volume Error
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Hit Score
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IC50
- The IC50 value is the dose from the sigmoid instance selected as the best fit for the dose response item that corresponds to response value of 0.5 for the Measure associated with the dose response item. For more information on Measure response values see Measures in section Analytical Methods. This value is undefined for dose response items not achieving a Max Response – a Requires a Fit value of at least 0.5.
- Variable type (units): Numeric
- Number of values: 0 or 1
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IC80
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IC90
Or ICSelect, IC50, GI50, GI175, GI100, GI125, GI150
- The ICselect value is the dose from the sigmoid instance selected as the best fit for the dose response item that corresponds to the Measure response value specified by the user. For the Inhibition Measure, typical selections are 0.5 for an IC50, 0.9 for an IC90. For the Growth Inhibition Measure, useful values are 0.5 corresponding to the GI50, 1.0 corresponding to TGI (stasis), and 1.5 corresponding to the LC50 halfway between stasis and fully cidal. For more information on Measure response values see Measures in section Analytical Methods. This value is undefined for dose response items not achieving sufficient response – a fit value of at least the specified value.
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- Number of values: 0 or 1
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Isobologram
- The axis of the isobolograms are normalized from 0 to 1 in linear concentration units. The labeled uM concentration on each axis is the absolute concentration for each component alone, required to achieve the isobologram effect contour level.
- The additivity line is the diagonal so, with both agents on a normalized axis, as you remove one effective dose you have to add back the other to stay on the diagonal.
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Max CI
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Max Combo Effect
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Max Dose Present
- The Max Dose present value is the maximum dose present in the dose response item.
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Max Response - Fit
- The Max Response – Fit value is the max parameter of the sigmoid instance selected as the best fit for the dose response item. For more information see Dose Response Fitting in section Analytical Methods.
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Max Response - Observed
- The Max Response – Observed value is the maximum response present in the dose response item.
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Max Response - Observed - Dose
- The Max Response – Observed – Dose value is the dose at which the Max Response – Observed value is present in the dose response item.
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Max Response - Observed Error
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Minimum Concentration Reported
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N
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Next Sample Count
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Next Sample Dilution Factor
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Next Sample Start
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Protocol
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Replicate Number
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Response Area
- The "Response Area" attribute replaces all previously labeled "Response Area [xxx]" attributes as of the 2010 Q4 release of the Chalice Analysis Engine. The new attribute provides the end user with the ability to define the concentration range for the integration as part of the analysis options for each analytical request. In addition, the system administrator can modify the default values for the concentration range.
- The concentration range is defined in terms of a lower and upper bound, between which the area between the curve and the measure null effect level will be integrated. Integration is not positively gated. The lower and upper bounds may be specified in relative (ec,ic) or absolute (uM,nM) units, and may be defined using heterogeneous units. The default values as supplied by Horizon in customer deployments are as follows:
- Lower Bound: ec10
- Upper Bound: 1mM
- The default value effectively identifies potent and active compounds, but removes the bias of starting screening concentration.
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Self Cross
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Size
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SPE Average
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SPE Average Error
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SPE Excess
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SPE Log Chi Squared
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SPE Model
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SPE Parameters
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SPE Volume
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SPE Volume Error
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Steepness
- The Steepness value is the steepness parameter of the sigmoid instance selected as the best fit for the dose response item. For more information see Dose Response Fitting in section Analytical Methods.
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Substance Id
- The unique identifier of the substance associated with the dose response item. The unique identifier is a composite value if the dose response item represents a fixed ratio mixture.
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Substance Name
- The name of the substance (i.e., drug, biologic compound, etc.) associated with the dose response item. The substance name is a composite value if the dose response item represents a fixed ratio mixture.
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Sum Average
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Sum Average Error
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Sum Excess
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Sum Log Chi Squared
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Sum Model
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Sum Parameters
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Sum Volume
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Sum Volume Error
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Synergy Score
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Synergy Score Error
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Synergy SNR
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Title
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