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Computational Toxicology and Exposure Online Resources

  • CompTox Chemicals Dashboard Virtual Training

    The New Approach Methods (NAMs) Training Program is hosting this virtual training on June 12th, 2025 at 10 a.m. ET!

    Register now!
  • ctxR Version 1.1.0 Released

    ctxR is an open-source R Client package used to interact with the Computational Toxicology and Exposure APIs in R and provide users access in a programmatic manner to the data surfaced on the CompTox Chemicals Dashboard.

    Access ctxR
  • Get Help from the Experts

    Not sure which tool is for you? Contact the Center for Computational Toxicology and Exposure to see how we can help. 

    Contact CCTE

EPA's Safer Chemicals program produces a variety of computational tools to assist users in decision-making, researching, and evaluating chemical information. These tools offer a wealth of chemistry, toxicity, and exposure data that is publicly accessible.

  • ChemExpo Knowledgebase

    The Chemical Exposure Knowledgebase (ChemExpo) is an interactive tool for exploring and searching information on how chemicals are used in commerce and in consumer products.

    ChemExpo Resource Hub
  • Cheminformatics Modules

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    Cheminformatics analysis modules provide high-quality chemical structures, experimental and predicted physicochemical properties, environmental fate and transport information, and linked toxicity data.

    Cheminformatics Resource Hub
  • CompTox Chemicals Dashboard

    The CompTox Chemicals Dashboard provides publicly-accessible chemistry, toxicity, and exposure information for over one million chemicals. This information includes physicochemical data, hazard data, and much more.

    CompTox Chemicals Dashboard Resource Hub
  • GenRA Tool

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    The Generalized Read-Across (GenRA) tool is an algorithmic approach to permit objective and reproducible read-across predictions of in vivo toxicity and in vitro bioactivity.

    GenRA Resource Hub
  • ECOTOX Knowledgebase

    The Ecotoxicology (ECOTOX) Knowledgebase is a comprehensive database providing information on adverse effects of single chemical stressors to ecologically relevant aquatic and terrestrial species. 

    ECOTOX Resource Hub
  • SeqAPASS Tool

    The Sequence Alignment to Predict Across Species Susceptibility (SeqAPASS) tool is a fast, online screening tool that allows researchers and regulators to extrapolate toxicity information across species.

    SeqAPASS Resource Hub

 Computational Toxicology and Exposure Informatics Resources

As part of EPA’s commitment to share data, all of the computational toxicology data is publicly available for anyone to access and use. In addition, the CTX APIs provided by EPA enable users to extract specific data from various databases and integrate them into their applications. 

  • Access and download computational toxicology and exposure data
  • EPA's CompTox and Exposure application programming interfaces (CTX APIs)
  • EPA Computational Toxicology Data, Tools, Code, and Software Locations (PDF)
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