Council for Tobacco Research
Inhalation Carcinogenesis Experimental Investigations on the Effect of Cigarette Smoke Inhalation on Small Laboratory Animals [St Effects of Long-Term Exposure to Tobacco Smoke on Small Animals]
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- Ctrmn00041967-2810
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- Author
- Dontenwill, W., Inst, O.F. Scientific Research Cigarett
- Depository Date
- 08 Sep 1997
- Box
- 267
- Type
- SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE
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s/rlrlcl.:ully long period of exposure; (2) all animals exposed to smoke for more :.''y~
tll.ul 11) luurulu exhibited changes in thc area of the larynx; (3) Ihe degree of,'
~,v~lity I,I file changes corresponds to the duration, concentration, and
Ilctftlcrhly ul exOoYllrt:; and (4) llle smoking cycle is, therefore, of lltnlost
tlIh rl, Illt1 ulJtcome of the exrerinlent.
1!'Irat rrr.rl Irc ctmcluded from file results of ttlese experiments?
I. L,r,rl; I,:I,u ex(lusure to high but wcll-toleratcd concentrations of cigarette
sul,rl,c Il c, 1., Irtiulal (loses) induced epithelial changes in the larynx which are
cunsidclc,l I., Lc Inecancerous. Results of our experiments give evidence that
CalwNure (u NuuoLc, /nlder the conditions and metllods just described, is Irl(Illcing
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!. Ihnwy Il,,,~ (rrcatlling in smoke-exposed animals, (hc fast-moving smoke
stre:wl is sltntcI J.rwn considerahly as it passes tlle narrow nasal orifice and
culels file LIlgc u:lsd cavity (Fig. 16). Particles are deposited by impact on file
innicate tullliua systcln of tlle hamster and the smoke flow is slowed down
consitlerably (I:IIr. I7). Since deposition takes place on :I large surface, there is
ubviously uu liu»ilnllly lilr the particles to settle and to concentrate at definite
parts uf any surl:r,t: .nca. It is not Iikely, therefore, tllat tlle am(lunt of smoke
acrusuls re:rcung I.cr ,urfnte unil of file n:lsal area is high enough to intluce
lulnun. The Ilieli rlnwlury fretluency of the obligatory nose-breathing auiul:Js
I'iua1 JL%,ifi.rn,.n ..i rLe Iiiidings in the area of the larynx after Iongtcnn exposure to
stoke, aI wdl .u Iil,.J ,. ...I.. ,.1 rhu eaperirocnt, will I)e re(lortell ClSewtlcre.
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.11r) DONTENWILL
W. Dontenwill: Thcre is not unly a metabolic difference wilh respect to
nicutinc: we also measured Ihe diflerence in hydruxylase activity anJ futurd Ihat
suhcuurncuus treatntent wilh benzolnlpyrene is able to induce zuxazulamin-
hydroxyl:ue (2-aniino-5clllorubenzoxazolc hydroxylasel. Furlhcnnure, we
fuunJ a rliffercnt arlaptive enzyme pruduction in rliffcrcnt :tnirnal species:
yt
cuiyrnc :rctivily in Irrmsters is an order higher, whereas file enzyme system
rats is c:qrablc of higher inducibility.
Crocker: 1Vas tltis dilTerence in enzyrue activity assrwi:rtetl wilh greatcr or
Irss Jel;rc.:, .rl clritlrclial :dbuuuncility?
Dontcnwill: 1Vell, I Ilrink one of file diffcrenl reactions in :miin;ds, or in
htnnans, willr respect tu rlilferenl carcinubens, comes frurn llre diffcrenl enzyiuc
aclivily. We fuund in Itaruslers, for cxainple, a very tlitierenl enzynic activity.
flie ranrc tiI tlie dilicrcucc is very high in one colony.
Y. Alarie: Ii:owIJ like to ask butli you and I)r. Aucrbach, wlral do yuu scc
iu file Itiunclri.d lyiupli nudes ul your ;uuinals exposed tu cigarette snruke? 1'uu
have presen[rJ .1 hiI ul Inslulogical slides on utlier areas, and I Iliink I)r.
Aucrbaclr Irrr.rurrJ .i few un tlie lympli nutle. What kintJ of specific change do
you see Iheic"
Dontenwill: I ilunk file shecific change is a brownish pibrnent in file lymph
nude, t,r a piulilcr.1ti"m uf file sinus ehitlreliiun. 13row)tislt pibntent, :urd black
pignrent, tliat is all I I cre are not more reactiuns.
N. Nelson: I)iJ N ..u w.inl lu add lu that, t)scar?
0. Auerbach: 1Vc ~~ hruwn pignrenla/iun within llte lymph nodes. We also
see Ial witliin Ilicnl. x. %.ell as reticulum anrl lyrnphocylic hypcrplasia. I would
s:ry Ihal hecausr u1 Uir,r cli:rngcs file lyntph nudcs irr Ihe siuuking dogs are
alruut fuur to tive tuur, i. I:nge as thusa: uf file nunsnwking dogs.
A. Wehner: Iluw Ju you keel) Ilie animals in these restraininhcages,:rt
:uiy given srnukin6 peo.,J, :rnil huw inany tirnes a Jay can you safely do Ihis
urtliuul impu:int; an uii,lu. stress?
t7ontenwill: In uuo Ittuccrlure wc expose aninr:ds tu sinukc Ilucc
Uiues a J:ry liu I1/ rniu t:.. I. Rcliore calcul:rtint, Ilie arrtuunl uf suruke inlr:dcd hy
tlir aninrals, it is nccess:rI> i.r calculale llle respiratory rate as well as Ilie number
ol iuipiraliuiu by tlie Ica .niiiuals at a given liute.
In lianisters the rcslm,t--iy rate is ahpruxiinately 100 inspirationsprr ntinule,
,u wlicii we expose tlieni i, smoke Ilrrec lintes a day for 10 nrin caclt. Iliis would
arnuunt lu 30(10 inhaLatimu tiI smoke/air mixture for eacli Itatnster. There is nu
pussrhdity during thit tini: lor file animals to inhale stale snroke, because file
siuukmg chanrber is filled vcry ullier secuntl with fresh smoke, so that llie
li.uiutcrs ale exlwsrd iuntulu,wsl)' to Ireslt smokc tlurinb tire inlr:daliun periud.
11 is mrnnrt:nrl Itr Ilre srnut:in); cycles and lirucedures uf ullrer
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EFFECTS OF CIGARETTE SMOKE INHALATION 411
smuked for 10 min. I don't know, however, huw long tite srnuke uf one rnff
stays in (he srnuking charuber. In case it stays lin only 2 sec, eaclr h:unster will
make appruxiniately 330 inlr:datiuns wllen srnukinb IU cigarettes a day. As we
have seen in carlier experirncnls in which inlraLrliun niaclrines of utlter
cunstruction were nsetl, auinrals are Iiable lu stul) brcalhing for 2 sec or nrore as
suon as smoke euters the ch:unber, and then begin breathing nurnrally as soun ats
file srrloke is replaced by fresh air. This means tlr;il :r slay period uf suluke in the
i ch:nnber of' only 2 sec does uul necessarily inake Ilir :rnim;Js inlrale tlre ufferrctl
sinukc. Un file ullrer h:uul, wlicn snwke slays ill IIw rlcinrlrcr fut I nrin befure
llre next pu17 is rlrawn, slale and aged snruke is inliulrd by file :rninrals ne:rrly :dl
(lie linre.
M. Kuschner: 1Ve have becn plagued tiu a Imnt, tiinc I)y file inabilily lu
pruduce pulnwnary changes with cig:ueltc prudurl;. I)r. Nelsun rtferred earlier
in llre conference to II)e hazards uf puur experirucnl:d Jesigu, rn Ilre face uf very
slruiit; cl>iderniulogic evidence.
I firsl saw Dr. I)unlenwill's resulls earlier IIsi; yccn in Lusanne with a bruuh
of people who were tlrere I',r a UIl'C Cuurnrillrc Mccting uu inhalaliun cancer.
l.uuking at Iris changes in file larynx, I was cunvinccJ Iluat tliese were, to tlale,
file most impressive ciranges pruduced in llie reslriratury clrrllrelium by exposure
to cigarette smoke products. As a rnatter uf I:rct, I Ihuuglrt it wuuldn'1 take
rnucli rnure to convince file lllat these changes 1terc aIready invasive carcinunla. I
think 11)at I)r. Donlenwill Iras been very mouhst in his cl:riin as to lhe nature of
these changes. All of us would feel a little h:rppiei, uf cuurse, if the clranges
extendcd heyond the larynx and everuually rnct:ut:aizerl. Iluwevcr, I think we
all feel tlrey would if the animals were kepl alive Ioug tnuuglr.
I think these results dernunslr:de tlre facl Ilcll wlrat we have been sufferinb
fruin, up to now, Iras1 bccn (I) :r dosage rlcficicncy in uur experimental
lechniquts, and (2) a failurc to use whole siuul:e, a very Cunrplcx inatcrial, which
perrnils llie suntnlaliun of file nunl6er u(efle'ls.
Nelson: Befure we end /he rliscussion I helievc Iliat I)r. Ftust has several
conunents lie wuuld like to rnake iibuut file (uAurs tu bc cunsirlererl in tobacco
sniuke inhal:rliun studies.
A. Furst: For file pasl 15 yc:us tlie ('~ruiicil fur 'ful)accu Rescarclr -- U.S.A.,
becausc uf its interesl in file prublcn) uf liuni:rn snruking and Irealtli, has bcen
cuncerucd wilh file proper biu:us:ry ruulliuds fur lubaccu stnuke inlialatiun
research. '1Ire scienlilic stal7' recumnreuds tli:,l tlre fulluwirtg facturs be
cunsiJered wlren usinb:ur aninral ruudel.
First and foremost, IllealnngfnI dala can only be obtained if file whole
smuke delivered to file variuus parts of' file respiratory tract of lhe anirnal is in
file s:une physical anJ clrcuric:d slate as that which reaches similar :utatontical
:nc:u uf, tfile liuru:ur rliuinl; nunual cig:ucllc srrtuking.
Iu urJcr to :rccunqilislr tlris, it is ueccss:uy lu have a nlecllanical device -a

412 DONTENWILL
device should be able ttr dcliver pulsetl amounts of sntoke in a quantitative and
tcltruducible manner.'t'Ite machine should be so dcsigned and constructed Iltat it
will be possible tu measure accurately the time between two successive pyffs, file
tiine of file puff; file volume of the puff, the extent of the dilution with air, and
file number uf puffs per cigarette. Care must be taken so that the temperature of
tlte burning tip dues nul exceed tlcN reacbed when a human snwkes-a cibarelte,
mtr should the cigarette be "smoked" beyond a minimum butt length.
'llte macltinc shuuld have a port to pcnuil sampling of lhc smoke slremn for
,Itcntic:d ur gas cltnmtalugralthic att:dysis, if dcsired. I'or fracltutlallrtg (llc whole
,inol.e :uul tit permil /lte bioasscry of llte gaseexts pltase, lhe snutking nctchinc
,It~~ul~l Itc tlesiguetl so 11et1 a CantbriQge filter c:ut he attachctl, l~ur cumparisuns
hetwcen lahuralurics, it is desitabla that a refcrenco-typc cigarette be used, such
as Iltc urne nuw being prutlut:ed at the Univcrsity ol' Kentucky.
'Ilic mmtrnal tcceivinb file strntkc should be placed so lltat only its lrreatlting
altpatmus is iu Ilte nt,tinslrcant uf file smoke and no fartlter lltan lltc Qisl:utcc ul
file ltuur,tu nuse tu the ntain brauching of Ilte airways in Itumwt tungs. The
auiuctt tnrrl slwultl bc futly described as to age, genetie backgruund, tveigltt,
nultifiun.d st;ttc, physical eondition, virus ce>tnponents, extent uC surgical
lrautna, ,nill tlte degree of stress tu which it is subjected. Apprupriate numbers of
hutlt sh:+uranuketl and tageItetd animals should serve as conlruls.
llle cml Itomts suugltt include more than morphological alterations and file
y,irscticc ,, d,cncc of ttunors. They also should include :qppropriate bio-
il1ru1i;.1l iur.1,utcutcnls and their analysis. A1uflivariale analysis should Iheu he
al>IrIicJ 1" tlw ,I.1t;t nhtained frunt the systematic uhscrvations ctf' tlte c:unlrotleJ
tmu,nneIet~. 1. Liuvc fu file sntukinb tuacltine, the animal model, and file
I+i.+tut;tcat ;wd lui.rltentical uteasurcntcnts. lly these means, il may bc possible to
inletlncl sum. ..I tltc Itiulubital elfects resulling frunt Cxpusure uf animals tu
cig:nette snwL. P,ra exlreriulents, wltete llte sule ubjective was the attetnpt lu
inQnce ltunut,, mnt hc c:uetitlly and cautiously intetpretetl in lit;ltl td tud:ry's
kttuwledge.
