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["Table S9: Molecular Docking of Phosphate Esters to Target Genes"]
["Phosphate Esters","Gene","Vina score （kJ/mol）","Cavity volume (Å3) "]
["TDCPP","MMP3",-5.5,1071]
[null,"CYP3A4",-5.4,12068]
["BDCPP","MMP3",-5.5,3163]
[null,"CYP3A4",-5.4,12068]
["Vina score (kJ/mol): Vina is a software used for molecular docking, which can predict the binding affinity between small molecules (such as drugs, endocrine disruptors, etc.) and biomacromolecules (such as proteins). The Vina score indicates the strength of this binding, typically expressed in energy units of kilojoules per mole (kJ/mol). The lower the score, the more stable the binding.\nCavity volume (Å3): In molecular biology, a cavity usually refers to the space inside or on the surface of macromolecules like proteins, which can accommodate small molecules such as drugs or ligands. The cavity volume is measured in cubic angstroms (Å3), representing the size of this space. This parameter is important for understanding molecular docking and binding characteristics."]

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