Task: Determine the acute oral toxicity and molecular properties of a chemical given the SMILES.
Input: O=c1c2cccc3cccc(c32)c2nc3cccc4cccc(c43)n12
Desired Output: acute oral toxicity (LD50 in rats), log10 LD50 in rats (oral exposure), Ghose filter violations, lead likeness filter violations, Lipinski rule violations, molecular mass, carbon atoms, oxygen atoms
Output: 7500.0 mg/kg, 3.88 log10(mg/kg), 4, 2, 0, 320.351 g/mol, 22, 1

Task: Determine the acute oral toxicity and molecular properties of a {#molecule|chemical|compound!} given the {SMILES__description}.
Input: {SMILES#}
Desired Output: {CATMoS_LD50_mgkg__names__noun}, {log10_LD50__names__noun}, {num_ghose_violations__names__noun}, {num_lead_likeness_violations__names__noun}, {num_lipinski_violations__names__noun}, {molecular_mass__names__noun}, {num_carbon_atoms__names__noun}, {num_oxygen_atoms__names__noun}
Output: {CATMoS_LD50_mgkg#} {CATMoS_LD50_mgkg__units}, {log10_LD50#} {log10_LD50__units}, {num_ghose_violations#}, {num_lead_likeness_violations#}, {num_lipinski_violations#}, {molecular_mass#} {molecular_mass__units}, {num_carbon_atoms#}, {num_oxygen_atoms#}

2,14-diazahexacyclo[13.7.1.14,8.02,13.019,23.012,24]tetracosa-1(22),4,6,8(24),9,11,13,15,17,19(23),20-undecaen-3-one