Council for Tobacco Research
Histopathology of Respiratory System of Bio 15.16 Hamsters Chronically Exposed to Cigarette Smoke [St Hamsters Exposed to Smoke Had More Pathological Lesions in Their Larynxes]
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- Bernfeld, P., Bioresearch Consultants
- Homburger, F., Bioresearch Consultants
- Russfield, A.B., Bioresearch Consultants
- Homburger, F., Bioresearch Consultants
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- 08 Sep 1997
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Carcinog.nesis 11
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2StOR-ASSOCIdT9 AL)C=LtCTILLY:IItCL9 (A2J1G) Alt'J OS2-M 1.I7ID6
33 .1rE :kT.23 .-L7I±G I.e.RALIA2:0lI-ITi(iCS'i :-E:,1T!C1.*_Rr3IS, !ober-
C. lrovn. .. A. t':s:±v, y. L. llanict ar.! Alezat:ra Ki:r:re
(asi.. of Sor:a Care:isa, Cbapel ala, J i",_ .aa lisRe
Aasoe. (ai.., Cai 3i3te. Tes. 3TL30. sed tutberford Paspital.
Rutbertordtoc, y.C., 24.139
Ie aatiet;atica of locolissty early ersaSea durf.te tae pre-
dlietab:e i0-60 3ay ;eriod of post irrsdistios (post-y ) tttyale
letaYSOResesis ie tte CS'fl/t.f s,use, aaala:s of tuior-aawe-
Sated aed otr.er :--SS a t~e :r:ysus at var:eus lnterva:e
follovlaS -voea:~~::: rad Soses of i-ra.s vaa oor,area with
tboae is sinl:ar-aqe: eontrois taw vas eorre_atrJ vltt :r7ie
alstolop. It cot:rast to eose o:ter :a.ors tcstlc leuas,ia
eootalned ealy a very saall euaatity of AL:.O (c,T-1,CZ of ttau-
trsl lipids coaaar.d to 0.2-0.35 for eeatrols). tloverer. Fn-
t-L1-; results iasicated that levels ia )-day post{ tbysuses
Mere elail.ar to t... te in ttyCle 1eYae9;a. :~1e etner-lialea tA-
tal pbosp,u:lFiaa vere statlar in a.1 ;reu;s of post-/ atd coo-
trol tb,vluses aa: :r.yslc auaemia. :aolesterol esters (CE)
vert itcreasea ::t:,!n:e su.:eaia aaa 3-day post-,F tE7sntses
asd tM latter a/so Sno.ed elerat.o ;eca: ea:es:.rol. Fatty
scid distrikutios in CI in tGpe:: leusesia aad 3-day post-(
tlpsuses were sL-i:ar :e ccr.tre:s. Prelialsary aaalyses seovea
a decrease is :=:C, '.c:0 ind :t:l aad at :ncreue in 1ca arii
10:2 fatty aelds ia :riR-Yce::des in :a7s:c leueata coapared
to controls. h- fa::y aeia : - _se`o::;iAS were slzilar :t
tbyaie leuYeaia iac cer.tro:s. ('eseareb su;;c.^.ta by S:S :raac
CA12222. U. S. A2C atd Aaericaa Caocer Assoc. araat BC-TCL.)
3203 wnrotoev
TBE E`1DOCRI%T P.OLE OF OIETJIRY LI°TOS IN 41tM!'tJtRY U-
NOR iOV~J.T:Q::. ;.Y. ~ass, Allaben
lrovn 5 :u ar. , .e oucaern
:nols 1.c:sle , .ar~o- a.a. 6:7J1
Initial investlt?atit:n. which becan in 196t,shov-
ed that dietary linids had an uterotrooie effeet.
Further investlqatlon indieated that t.'+e effect oc-
curred in rales also, i.e. increased serlnal veslcle
weight. Cont:^._e_ research into _ 3se effects :nda-
cated that :-_-: itself was not direct2v resnonslble
for this iecrcasc in uterine or ser:nal vesicle wci-
qht, since 1) a:l liolds ~roc:-jeed tie same effect
whether saturated or unsaturatee, or of anlral or
vegetable or:cln, and 2) castration and/or hypoonv-
sectory b:ocre4 t..e effect of dletarv llo:ds in :ot1
sexes indleatl:+rf that an intact ottl:tary-qonadal
axis was rec:a:et: and that the res-onsc vas in no
vav related to the n-itr:tlor.al !ualttles of the diet.
An exnerlnent was beqjn in which C3Ft fer.ale aice
with the ril% :-:+S:us .:ere olaced on dlets con-
tainisq: no added linid: acded llol_ (butter fati:
no added ::rl~ _t:: a~ded st:l:estrol: and a diet
containing ad-de= 1:z:d and ae':ed st/li:estrol. The
follov:-q :esu:ts :rdlcate tne n,;-.ber of tumors in
each dletarv c:ou=: no adt!ed :::td 1/21: 19.5% added
lioid 6/2:: 257 ~oo added stllbestrol S/:S: :9.St
added liotd o:_s 250 ne:n if added stllbcstrol 2/16.
(Supoorted by ".e rracernal Order of Eaqles.)
2204
parMOtomv
EFF.CCS OF A::ERD DIETARY rAT I\:aKE ON SERLTt
^ROLAC:::1 '_-=.q. Leonard A. Conen Frank Oldaco,
and Po Cauen C1an (SPON: D.S. Reddy). Amerlcan
Health Foundatlon, Nov Yotk, N.Y. 10021
'he mechanism(s) oy which high fat intake
,
enhances 0YB.t (7,12-dtmeth7lbenz(a)antr.raeene)-
induced mar.aary ::umor deve:oprrsn: Sn rats was
studied. Fe.:ale Spracue-Davlcy rats vere fed a
semisynthetle diet c.)ntalilnc 209 or 0.51 fat (lard
or corn oil) fre- SOtn day of aqe. Ar:otaer group
of rats was fcd Pur:na Lab C:c tnrouqhout. Serum
from the rats at the age of 110 and 200 days was
assayed for -rr_lac:an vlt.`h a :12:.`l0 -RA'-PROLJ,CT:::-
RIA kit. It :as found that at batn ttnc intervals
rats on the hlch fat dict, lard :r corn oll, nad
significantly nlqr;er scrun prolact:n :evels,
particularly it estrus, t^an rats on tho low fat
diets. 'hr se:::n oralactlrn lctal zetuoen rats fed
the low fat ::ets :nd P_ Sna Lao Chew were
dlfferent -.:t ^ct s:=n:f:eantly. '.`us, tne quantity
of dletaryfat :atake, -.!aardless netner it is
lard or corn oll, appctrs to affect prolactln
synthesis and/or releaso. wur data suqqest that
the elevated scrun prolactln titer is involved in
the increased r..a.:rairy tumor Snc.eence in OM9A-
treated rats fed a nigh fat dlct.
(Supported ty LS ..:- ~;rant :.1 12376-03)
par.otoor
ALTERED INCORPORATfON OF ew-TMvMIDINE IN MA)SSTER TRACMEAL EPI-
T1(ElIUM CAUSED !Y RESPIRA'ORY CARCINOGENS. Curtis C. warris.
Davt ': K n, i..reinoaeneses Program. Lung Cancer :rancn,
tntSOa, Nd. 20014; roll+t G. ;0;.n _di r, art0ht_
USF~College of ued7Cine, U nospltal, Tamoa, * FL 33612.
A sing)e /ntratracneal dose of either ben:o(a)pyrene and
FesOs (IP+FO),(S s+g each or I eog tach), or FetO, (F0). (S tg
or 1 s9), suslxnded in saline ws given intratracneally (i.t.)
to Syrian golden hamsters. Animals were sacrificed at l, 2,
3. 4. or I rks after treatment. One nr before sacrifice they
were given 300 uCi 'M-thrntdene t,p, DNA synthesis ws ases-
sed by qtNntitative autoradiograbhy. When CGnpared to Shae-
treated amr ls (air i.t.) namsters given 6P F0 or F0 alone
sftawd an increase in labeling tndes. Ciliated cells were not
labeled. Reduced wan grains/cell were seen for a period of
at least a vlts after treatment /n animals given !P F0 as
t:o.pared to those given F0 alone or shao treated. Although
aSttonly found in cOntrols, very heavily labeled cells rere
rarely observed in !P-treated an!wals. In anotner series
ef esotriatnts, normal hamster tratheas vere incubated in
shon-ters organ culture (J. Natl. Cancer Inst. 49:743, 1972)
for 1, 3, or S hrs with SO uCi/wtl tM-thy+sidtne and 0.5 uM or
2 tJ1 N-aethyl-N-nitrosourea (NMU). Autoradicgraohy revealed
that sa7re than 90% of all types of epithelial cells were
labeled, lncreasing with increased tinoe or dose of !afU. These
results suggest that the DMA damaged by respiratory carcin-
ogens +n vitro can be repaired. The fidelity of thts repair
ts unktqrffl=Supported in part by NIN FS-73-206).
2206 pafiOlear
HISTOPATHOLOGY OF RESPIRATORY SYSTEM OF 810
15.16 HAMSTERS CHRONICALLY EXPOSED TO C.GARETTE
SMOICE. F. Homburter, P. Bernfeld and A. 3. Russfield.
Bio-Research Consultants, Camortdge, Mass. J21i1
Secauae of its resistance to nicetine toxicity and as suscep-
tibility to caretaogens given by various routes and to smoke-
iaduced respiratory lestons, BIO 15,16 inbred Syrian hamsters
are especially suitable for chronic smoke inhalation studies.
Data are reported on 101 hamsters exposed co smoke from
1Rl Kentucky reference cigarettes in a lValton-Morrusey re-
verse smoker iAEC Sympostum 18, 19701 for up to ?0 .veeks,
and are compared with observations on 60 sham- smoked and
60 cage-held hamsters. Sixty-eight to Tir, of the control lar-
ynaes were normal, whereas onav 4^, o( the smoke-exeosed
Larynau bad no pathological lestons. The smoite-esposed lar-
ynxes showed microinvaslve carcinoma - 19., additional
pseudoeptthelwmatous hvperoiasia 21 :, leukoplakia - 4Or.,
and squamous papiliomas - 15r. The few leaons seen in con-
trol animals Wore chronic inilammation. c3r, of the smoae-
e:oosed an,mals and from J:o o'', o( the controls sho.ced
changes of puunonarv alveolar macropha;es. i', of :he smoke-
ecposed antmals had tracneal sou_mous paorllomas. :-o anr-
mals arnorg those exposed to smoKe had nasopharynpeal tu-
mors. There was a st;nrfrcantlv increased rnctdence of focal
myocardial de;eneratton in smoke-exoosed B(O 15.16 hamsters.
2207 0arw1,0Gr
PCIITOREAI `ItSQTNELIO>u. ytlton Kannerste:n and Jacob Churt
)Sount Sinai School of '<edlclne, vev Yora, ::.Y. 1:C29 and
Y nert loesercal Mosptcal Center. Pacerton, s.J. 07S1t
Elghty-tvo cases dlaRnosed as aallenanc perltoneal aeso-
thelloea wte studied. Ftftv-six patients (6!:) vere known
to have had asbestos expesurt either br histor and/or the
!resence of asbestos bodies in lunt sections. Seventy-four
perceet were between SO and 69 vears of aee. Only S were te-
Yles. The cases were traded accordlnt to certainty of d Lr{-
aasis as deflnlte (2cS), probab)e (4t:) or possible (26.).
This ves based ee clinical inforsutlon and gro u and atcre-
sce0ec serpholoty, ietludlne autopsv findtnes (available le
)7 cases). T1e serpnolotec criteria v.rr: alftuse, or sp-
parestly spreadtnt. tnvolvesent in the pertconeal cavttr,
absence of desonstrable estts-cotloae ort.arv slte, and a
cytolotle character describable as eplthelial (75: of cases).
.eseechvisal (<:) or alaed (:1') The eslchtl(sl and slaed
types fer.ed distinctive patterns in ): ca.es. In 22 cases
the hlstolotr Ms noMtpeciftt, saee shovlne Yr\ed alYplaata
asd plee.orpnisa. The deeonstratton e! Malurontdaae-s.nst-
tive acid eucosubstance, dlsrnosttca117 strnlflcent in ept-
tttellal or alaed tuwra, was nostetvr in 14 o! :3 cases. No
earrelatlen was established between cell tvpe er pattern and
bloloitlc behavior. Survtval ttat after onset of sveetoes was
brtef, in eosc cases free e months to I vear. However there
were aaveral instances of vell-dtffereetttteJ .esotnelloea
which were slow Rrevtnt. iSupperted by USIHS Crant 0.ti-0091l1
1,.,X )m ) 1 l)N 0--`7 25d.-' i,.,!
