The future of kinases in toxicology appears promising with the advent of new technologies and methodologies. As our understanding of kinase biology and its implications in toxicity deepens, there is potential for developing novel therapeutic strategies that target kinases to mitigate toxic effects. Additionally, kinases could serve as biomarkers for exposure and effect, aiding in the diagnosis and monitoring of toxicant-related diseases. Continued research in this area will likely lead to more personalized approaches to managing toxicity and improving public health outcomes.
