The study authors note that humans currently know only a small fraction of the chemicals that affect us. Scientists estimate that less than 2% of all chemicals we are exposed to have been detected.
Traditional chemical analysis methods are biased toward known or suspected structures, scientists say, and this approach fails to detect new and unexpected chemicals.
Scientists suggest using various approaches based on data analysis in their work. First, scientists suggest increasing efforts to extract data from existing chemical databases. Second, retrospective analysis of existing analytical data obtained using generally accepted methods is necessary. Third, AI can help understand the structure and scope of the chemical landscape of the exosome.
Source: Ferra
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