hormesis: Non-monotonic Concentration-response Data
Description
Two ionic liquids: 1-Octyl-3-methylimidazolium chloride (Omim) and
1-Hexyl-3-Methylimidazolium tetrafluoroborate (Hmim).
Two organic solvents: Acetonitrile(ACN) and acetone.
The concentration-response data include the effect of these four compounds
on firefly luciferase.
Those concentration-responses were fitted using non-monotonic models.
Usage
data(hormesis)
Arguments
Format
A list with non-monotonic concentration-responses of four chemicals and associated
fitting information.
OmimCl$x
a numeric vector of concentrations
OmimCl$y
a numeric matrix of responses
OmimCl$name
name of test substance
OmimCl$concNum
the number of concentrations
OmimCl$tierNum
the number of repetitions
OmimCl$type
type of test substance
sgl$model
model used to fit the concentration-response data
sgl$param
fitted coefficients of those curves corresponding
to sgl$model
sgl$minx
numeric vector with multiple concentrations that
induce maximun stimulation
sgl$miny
the largest stimulation
Details
The non-monotonic concentration-responses need to be scaled into [0, 1] using the
following equation:
$$E = \frac{{{I_0} - {I_i}}}{{{I_0}}}$$
where \(I_0\) is the average of controls for inhibition test or the average
of the maximum effect for the stimulation test and \(I_i\) the average
effect of the \(i^{th}\) treatment.
References
Zhu X-W, et.al. 2013. Modeling non-monotonic dose-response relationships: Model evaluation
and hormetic quantities exploration. Ecotoxicol. Environ. Saf. 89:130-136.
# NOT RUN {#example 1## Retrive the toxicity data of acetonitrile on firefly luciferase.hormesis$ACN
#example 2## Retrive the minx of OmimCl, HmimCl, ACN, and Acetonehormesis$sgl$minx
# }