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• W1971858970 abstract "The toxicity of melamine has attracted much attention since the outbreak of nephrolithiasis among children ingesting melamine-contaminated infant formula in China. However, there is little knowledge about the molecular mechanisms underlying the melamine-induced toxicity. In this paper, a ligand-protein docking method (INVDOCK) was applied to predict the toxicity-related target proteins for melamine and its metabolite, cyanuric acid. As a result, 23 and 35 proteins were finally identified as the potential target proteins for melamine and cyanuric acid, respectively. Through an enrichment analysis, it was found that nephrotoxicity and lung toxicity might be the most significant toxicities induced by melamine and cyanuric acid. Four target proteins (glutathione peroxidase 1, beta-hexosaminidase subunit beta, L-lactate dehydrogenase and lysozyme C) may be related to the molecular basis of the nephrotoxicity induced by melamine except for known kidney crystals formation. After mapping all these toxicity-related target proteins onto cellular pathways, it was indicated that the toxicities of melamine and cyanuric acid might also be caused by breaking down redox balance, perturbing the arginine and proline metabolism and damaging the homeostasis of energy production system. To further explore the mechanisms underlying the toxicities of melamine and cyanuric acid, a biological signal cascades network constructed by some of the toxicity-related target proteins was discussed." @default.
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• W1971858970 title "Insight into potential toxicity mechanisms of melamine: An in silico study" @default.
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