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Dosimetry Study - Matching Tpm Doses to Rate From Three Different Cigarettes
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- Original File
- BATCO002
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- http://outside.cdc.gov/images4/00/02/49/84/doc00001.TIF
- Company
- British American Tobacco
- Date Loaded
- 04 Mar 2003
- Author
- LUGTON WGDREAD GA
- Box
- B3472-3
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Group Kele&rch & Developmlut Centre,
Bz-Atish-Amlrlcan Tobacco Co. Ltd.,
IO~h 5epCembec 1979.
DO|'nm'ruT froDYs ~,?,~ "rm~._ TL~ ,DO a~A TO stAq"S FItOLq
(Import llm. ED.1599 l~scr£cted)
One possible approaeh to ~ assessment of ~e b£oloKical response
~0 stooge part£culates is to apply equal doses of TPN Co the lunKs of
• ~iJals e~oed Co ~e fz=m dAffereuc ¢lSaz~Cteo. A study vas carried
3ut to 4etez~ how accv:ate such aa~b4~ of dose ~evelo could be.
K:cscc mmCcbAa4 of TI~ dose Co Cbe lunlis of an/Jals was achie~td in
80m8 but ~: 4n all firoups of antgals exposed co mm~. The t~herent
waxiabllLty of dosiull In inhalation experJJsuts ~Ch rodents Ls similar
c~ Chat NOn in similar studies with ocher species, including man.
~ivan tJ~s limitatLon, and • Koo4 knevledse of the pz~cis£on with vhich
required dos£n8 can be achAeve4, coupara~Lve s~dAes on smoke a:e
possible. For any work of tJLLs L~Tpe, doei~atry H~l~OmIDt8 are
emmlml~al fe~ proper interpretation of CMe b£o~osicsl data.
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INTIODUCT[OH
PravLous studies ot acute £n/~lJtt~n to~4coZofry reported from these
l al)olr&corLes have ben ~tn£~L out on • "per ciKmz~t:tt" buil, often
ustJS$ c:Llimrm~tes with di£ftrent puff slumbers or ~ deliver:Lea (1, 2).
~o it:tempt I~s ha made to pbTs£cally compmmm~e for thee differences
slthouGh 4-terpcetAC4ms of ~o~LcoloKy studies has taken them iuto
s~ount (3). For many purposes, 8n 8ttempt to eompm :elet£ve to~c£t7
of mob L~am dLfferent cLeazettes maytbe of L~tetost; for role,
ia comp&r~LtqB ci8~t~tte8 v~th 8:]Ls~lsr TTH delive:tes ~hieved by d£F£ereut
umthods of f£1tration or veac£1ar.ioa.
TiLts ezperLm~ m d~siKnad co de~ent~ how closely the :retaKe
dose of TI~ deposited in Ube respirJtOZ7 rTstA~ of rats could be matched
u4~n ~Lserette~ of different deliverLes ~tre used. & vLder range of TFH
delivet-les (amd, therefore, of eke d£1ut~on~) than would probably be
~ecessaz7 in • toxicoloKy study was mloyed.
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Three c~eAt~tte types q~re made usiJSK a tm84c 6~ m rod of Bland ~8
tobacco, wrapped in h/.Kh poros4t7 ps~tr (Coda 95F, petue~b41£t~ 80
COR/iST~ un~Lt8), mad fitted qrJLth one of t]Lt~ nost-s~rd f~ttets.
Tb~ fil~8 vere deaLKuod from c81cuLetlon~ performed acco~din8 to
d~t~ Lu the tLSmtte OeeLp Handbook (4). The most ~poz~nt
spucL~et~ou~ of the fLltors, the ~Karott8 dellv~t~es and som~ d~ta
s el~tf~8 to c~4~mttes ~n~o~tod ~th the T~ Cr~cer, decacJ~lorob£phe~TL
(DCSP), are iive~ in Table 1. ~lthouKh the T~K del£vez7 ft~m these
clKmm8 vm~Lod by • fa~cor o~ mrs ~b~ ~b~e~, the delivery of carbon
m~ z~naJJ~d relatively c~net~zt u~q this approach to ciisrette
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Touns (175 S) male race "(giscsr, CFHB strain) ware suppZLed by a
c~ercLsl breeder. "After quarsn:£~, animals were randoa~sed inco
elKht Kz~ups of tan rate each, and accliamtised to smoke over a period
~f saree days.
Two Stoups of ten rats each wce exposed co smoke from the low TPH
clssretCe ~lgO) at a mnokm 4Llut~m of 1:5, rhine a further ~ Stoups
~f animals received emoko frou tho smd:Lun de1£vet7 cismrette (Y~8g)
tuS~lB s 4£1utlen of lzlO. SL~LI~,'IT, the hJ.sh TI~ del£vor7 c£Serecte
ir~88) ~s used to ezpoen tuo groups of rar~ at L:I5 smol~ dilution.
linder these em~lt4ous, all Kroups of ~4msZs ware exposed to nominally
equivalent ~b~r ,-,~,.M~,~trat4tm. ........ of TFN from ehm ~h~ee ciEarettes.
addition, Cuo Kroups of rats 1ere emposed to smoke from cigarettes
E188 and E190 z~tspect~vely, both at lslO smoke dilution. Equlvelenc
dilutLon of moke frum dLifferut c~Saxettas Save 8 ranks of chamber T/~
ccmcmtrstJ~ns in p rgpoz~ion to the T~K deliveries of c£Sarettes
I Table 2).
Tam enperims:t8! desisn is sbo~ in FLSure 1.
dkfCer accl4mmttent~, each I~roup of rats was Siren two days of
~¢~Lcm d~L17 ezposuzo co smoke under r~bm ~ppz~pz~sca conditions, before
~ecelv~u8 the final dosinmtry exposure on the third day. T~ediacely
dear exposure rats more k~l~ed with KuChar~l and blood rumples were
~'~ke~ for measurement of csrbozThumo81obi= level usLns the method of
~'cm~8 and Leaker (5). T4ssu~s were removed, um£8~nd and deep frozen
~muii~g malysis for DG~P.
N~~ of chamber content=sCion of particulate8 f~om each of the
f
~h=ee test cisaretces produced very si~Llar ss~ke emposu=e levels for
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replicate individual S~'oups (I v. 2, 3 v. &, $ v. 6) and for pairs Of
grOUpS (I/2 V. 3/4 V. 5/6). The af£a~t of d£ffereut£al dilution of
ask8 /~ clearly shown by the graded concentration of ~e~ carbon
:~aoxlda 3.eva1 to which r~m various groups were exposed (Table 2).
The mean mwunt of par:iculate --tier depos£ted at each slte in the
respLratory system altar exposu:~ ~o equal TPN connan~rar~Lons from each of
the eZlX~tmsntal c£sarattes Is sboun ~n Table 3. Ths=8 were no sisu£ficant
d~fferencss in ~ke ammmt of TPt/ dapos/~ed in the lumSs of repl£car~
Kroup8 of animals exposed to 8m~kl from uch of tha ciKarattes (1 v. 2,
v. h, 5 v. 6). I/san blood cazboxyhaamoglobln levels in these pAirS O£
groups wars also very SiSLLlaZ (Table 3). The pa~rad values ransed from
~SZ to 42: COKb &pproz/mattLy, reflec~LnS the marked differences £n
~:arbon monoxide conc~atration (Fi~s 4).
Desptta any differences in the exposure co:~L~tlons used in this
part of rJae study, the relative d£str£but£ma of paz1:iculatas daposlted
vithln the rupLrstory systen =mined pract£cally ~hs sam. 0verall,
$5Z of TIM ~s deposir~d in the lun6s and £nd£TLdual pups shewed
L~ttla s~ur~atlon from this man Crabla ~). Th~ raplicab£1icy 0£
d~sLn4 for /z~d~v~dual ct~srettss was conf~tmad by analys~s of dosLmat~y
,data for lunSS when expressed t~ te~ms o£ TPN depostted/K of lung
:~ssue Ctab].s 5). ~meve~. tha purpose of eh~Ls pat~ of the study was
co deter~i.na whether equal dosiq of TIM cou£d be achieved by exposing
a~Lma~s to equal coneentratLons of smoke from different elgarattas.
PooLed data in Tabla 6 ~a8 analysed by llmmans-Eauls Test for
campsrl~J Stoup u~ms. Jumlys4s of YP~ dar~ of pooled groups ((1 + 2) v
(3 ~) v (5 ~6)) sho~ed chat ~here ve~e sisa£fican~ differences in Tlq5
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