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The aim of toxicogenomic studies is to optimize the toxic dose levels of chemical compounds (CCs) and their regulated biomarker genes. This is also crucial in drug discovery and development. There are popular online computational tools such as ToxDB and Toxygates to identify toxicogenomic biomarkers using t-test. However, they are not suitable for the identification of biomarker gene regulatory dose of corresponding CCs. Hence, we describe a one-way ANOVA model together with Tukey's HSD test for the identification of toxicogenomic biomarker genes and their influencing CC dose with improved efficiency. Glutathione metabolism pathway data analysis shows high and middle dose for acetaminophen, and nitrofurazone as well as high dose for methapyrilene as significant toxic CC dose. The corresponding regulated top seven toxicogenomic biomarker genes found in this analysis is Gstp1, Gsr, Mgst2, Gclm, G6pd, Gsta5 and Gclc.

Toxic Dose prediction of Chemical Compounds to Biomarkers using an ANOVA based Gene Expression Analysis