Environmental Toxicology of Nanomaterials: Advances and Challenges

Utembe, Wells

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“…117,118 Addressing these challenges will require ongoing collaboration between industry, academia, and regulatory agencies, as well as the development of new methods and techniques for testing, characterizing, and modeling nanomaterials in agricultural systems. 119 5.4. Suggestions for Improvement and Future Directions.…”

Section: Inter-species and Intra-speciesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Diverse researchers may employ distinct methods to characterize or test nanomaterials, and data may be reported in varying formats or units, complicating the comparison and integration of data from different sources. To address this challenge, researchers and regulatory agencies can work together to develop standardized protocols and guidelines for the testing and characterization of nanomaterials as well as for the reporting and sharing of data of this collaborative approach. , Addressing these challenges will require ongoing collaboration between industry, academia, and regulatory agencies, as well as the development of new methods and techniques for testing, characterizing, and modeling nanomaterials in agricultural systems …”

Section: Emerging Opportunities Of Nano-qsar In Sustainable Agriculturementioning

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Harmonization Risks and Rewards: Nano-QSAR for Agricultural Nanomaterials

Singh,

Shelar,

Rai

et al. 2024

J. Agric. Food Chem.

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This comprehensive review explores the emerging landscape of Nano-QSAR (quantitative structure−activity relationship) for assessing the risk and potency of nanomaterials in agricultural settings. The paper begins with an introduction to Nano-QSAR, providing background and rationale, and explicitly states the hypotheses guiding the review. The study navigates through various dimensions of nanomaterial applications in agriculture, encompassing their diverse properties, types, and associated challenges. Delving into the principles of QSAR in nanotoxicology, this article elucidates its application in evaluating the safety of nanomaterials, while addressing the unique limitations posed by these materials. The narrative then transitions to the progression of Nano-QSAR in the context of agricultural nanomaterials, exemplified by insightful case studies that highlight both the strengths and the limitations inherent in this methodology. Emerging prospects and hurdles tied to Nano-QSAR in agriculture are rigorously examined, casting light on important pathways forward, existing constraints, and avenues for research enhancement. Culminating in a synthesis of key insights, the review underscores the significance of Nano-QSAR in shaping the future of nanoenabled agriculture. It provides strategic guidance to steer forthcoming research endeavors in this dynamic field.

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Section: Inter-species and Intra-speciesmentioning

confidence: 99%