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C. Phys;ol^;ic er-e:ts ef s-,oke or carcino;>-.s in ,-_
lunc
Dosiretry Studies
The e: °ct r sr.,cke ccncertrcticn and e>:;es~._
:ic_ on th_ ;.artic_ia:e depositicn in h.e m.cuse has been --e-
vic,:s!y recc:. -r.e c^nclusions will be stateo here
"°lij G2,-- Slt ic' is llnear wlt1 excosure tim::; cc'^<_.-.,,~.
-;c:.s a polyncnizi func:ien as sc!oke ccacentra;icn is
c.:a-r_ed; over 5.:=. c- :re _:rticula:e de,:ositien in the -cuse
is .~c in cr 1;-- an_scripts have been drt;:ec, a-_ __i-_
revi5e,d and .:i il =_-S_.-,i tted.
The e-~ _: of sex anc strain cn particulate
ositicn has als- en =-evicusly reported. No sicr ica-.
C.fErEnces i-i ce:'s :ic, .:ere founc ber.-iaen male anc fe-aie
r..ic,,. Di-,' fere^ces n c=Dosition were ebserved amona
several mouse strains: ?C;FI/Cum > Cz,731/5 Cu-n > D6A/2J >
Cun > Scr "1. ('lanuscripts dascribinc these studies
`cve~ be2n c rat ._d, are 'leiag revised and wi 1 i be sub'ii ttec.
The use of 14. C-dotr:aco-tar.e (OTC) as a tracer
fer tt5p particulate c=ase of smoke has been described in
prcvious reports. It is relatively inert and as shcwn in
Fie-:re 1, is ^.c: r_pidly cleared from the mouse lung. The
results shownin Fi::ure I are from three experiments usinc
t`:e Walton kcrixcr.:_i Sr..cic:ng Plachine (14H.SM) under the sa.:e
,.,,..citions: smoke __-cen:ration of 10°;, 30 secends smeke
ex^. :ure a l;crne;:-c .:it` ;0 seconds purca air for a tozl
c ve~ minittes. !.. _x;eri-ants 5 and 2C, C"H/Anf Cum and
- -!!Cur,, mice, -. =ec, were exposea to s.moke fre, .,,._
-:C,1 a-,d sacri ; ice-i a; the times .ndica:__.
- Cxzfri, ' ;, ;i--- __m mice :.e._ ex?csec to smoke ..,,-
. ve ' :C--i.. . _o re ::=s .
Is in 'ieure 1, .:e :eccsi;icn of par i_-
._:_' ..12t:er is a--c%.C ra_e'?old hiehe' .' :X;eriment 9 rat`_'
-ar -.e 'ive-alc -e- -ec from _xp_ -._,.. 5 Depos i ti .,
n mice chroricail ;> -ronths, :xper. en: 20) excosec to
srcke :nay be ;ess .-an .,..' mice exoec_z ,.o lcw levels of
s-oi;_ for shorter :ariccsor time (< -o-ths, Experiment
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T`e relative s:ancarc: ceviations are richer for the circn-`
ically exposec mica, suaces;ing more vari=_ciiity in the
response of c?%e mice to s-olke.
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The re:=^zion aad clearance for particulates
in the lunc seerr~s -a:>:alDly simiiar in ail three e.*.ceri-,ents.
The hal, - liie ( l/=) o cice chrc^ically e:c?esed ;o s-,ok:
prior tot`.: cosi-.e-ry er.periment -::here cne I `C-DiC
cicaret:e cs cf=_ :c' is about the saFe as for riice exposed
to snoke frc m'ive i=C-DTC cigarettes (24 hours <;) /~ <
120 hours). Thus, clearance of smoke par;iculates see-ee
sc-..at l.-~ e::ance. c4 -,e initial dose, ~r.d no
er stimule:ien o; _zrance could be doteced after c
ex;c.L:re to hic1'-_r ,_.eis or cigarette s-oke (;-I0 cicar_:as
per day). -
Cic_. ' _ S'tolCe centtin5 "anY cc:-,pc'.nt5
reac. t z i. 2" -. i":a:ation, not all c' h1ich C:r_ as
iner; asCTC.r although part of tne par: _:late
phasu, is ._ re=ioiy clear frc.-,% the 'espira;ory .ra:
after inhaiation. a ~is~-ed to verify this cbservaticr. usirg
the WHSM +:i:i, o_r -.-sa ...oce1 and compare nicotine dos
o:i th t;:o c;=_- c.`.e,` cz:s of interest wi ch recerd to' lung
carcinoc-^r.=sis, :' =nc ?aP. Thus, the foi:owi^g experir..er:s
%,ere t~cr;c,-e:. Tra er cuantities of i4C-nicotine, 1`'C-Bap
ard 14C-1fC:. were in;ec::c into 2A1 cigarettes as previously
described. The s-cce `:Gm these cigarettes were then offered
und r s ta-::a-d cz:nc i: i cr.s to m i ce on the 1.'uSM (smokc conc=n-
trati.an of 10%, :0 sec=ncs smoke exposure.followed by 30
seconds purc_e air 'cr a .otal of 10 minutes). In addition,
i n the case er and BaP, a one-p:.=f ( che f i f th)
exposure was given rr.c~-!%e mice sacrificed ir.mediacely.
The resua for pulmonary deocs i;ion wi th
r.ico:ir.e o:ay ~-e ,- - =igure 2. with Ba? in Ficure and
PtCA in Ficure ~:Ze:ic :nitial clearance was observed for
r,1I three _.,_:^icais, -- tl/2 <<0 ^inucec. Little differ-
ence in t!l,, rateS ==2nce was --ser\'P.c after eXpOsl'.^e ._
C^ or ,_- , 01-- -- - -er nicc; 'a or zaa labeled
ci ca.'_-:.es In c:_. _ -.,l i ctle C"2re' ^e vas otserve^ in
"(: rat.~-5 c- clee.'a':e - t'1e lunc CG'Cd'P.C t0 t:e %:itole
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7he i[ernal distrituticn ot la'-eiec ni v -,:
and _-D <.fter ene-__.~ exposurc, is tabuiated in 7aolel.
The relatively la-ce s:ancard deviaticr.s .- the re';ains
after to T`:-zcp indicates extensive varia. n il v in
this c:ecsu-=..ent ::ie:eau value fcr all tissues seers to
have cccur td try i5 mi es. hior2 nicotire is de:c: _ iri
the heac tI -er -'e -an in the lunc, tut acai.. ..~_ __
levels I:tve teen cy 15 rinutes. :it`~ suc` ra:.Clearar ratcs, ..'^ara-.ce is occ,..rin-, .I r.c
the '_
rec te c-:er .-_ er.,ire ciczret:e The ore-puf, :c=2.
-2^_ %iZs :!1 F: ..Z. .. C.L'antitLt th1 ini ial CarCs _,.. ' .
nicotil. Ln ^? 'he _:;a for nicotine in the iur _i-
suc;;.3 : t;:at t`e = .- .. esent at zero ..r..e arte
is :ss than ;. _ciicte! frcm the cne-p_.r ca:e.
For t,-_ %:=.c: c:.~, -.._.er, the a-c-int present Zt zero _
after tC'r F._ _i: eXactly ;a!: c.'cunt predictec --o.-
tie cne-p.if; cate. For 3e?, the lung c::a for one pu~` t-d
ten puff ac:'c.=s :ite y.eil for all points 15 minutes after
exposure. 'f.c tl!= va;ue based on the one-puff data ~~ouid
be less than 1; c.ir:_-es; a much differenc val,.e wrould have
beer, c~er:tr.e= f-c- :he te-1-puff data (t: > 60 minutes). In
contrasz to nicotir.e, 5a? apparently may not be cleared as
rEp'dly c;_ri,c -e ex.csure since the xmcur.t for ten puffs
i s abou t 10 fo'd d.. i-e r,-an for cne pu f f Ho, eve r, 4uan _ i-
tative diffcrences ca-.rct be determined frorn this data.
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The lunc clearance of (=icure ':) is
similar to r.icc;i-e er.: _a?, with tl/2 about 15 minutes.
The ir.tcrr.al of MCA (Table 2) shows an increas=d
retention --`.e~.eac and stcmach et zero and 15 r..inutes after
ex:os:.re. ' For -i - -e, .a9, and MCA, t.`e clearance fr - .. _
tocy ;ara11 'e- .-e =er_-ce frcm the i;.- indicating no
._. na I i.- o : s e=_e .; n: r tie -n-+i cz 1. exa=-
_te cr cye_ra-ce is ..c. a-c is Yresentiy uncer
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;he - -_ - oei Ceveic.e- :`e i, _, 'on c-
.,:r:g C2:Cincce.'.ess s..es.s -c- :_t.'1 =ai. y v:.+.ll c.-arac:e.^i-eC.-
;.:'evi^,:s C-'R-C, r.sc-e= _ at r::, :itr re_ar" to: i) tne i ra-
;racheal ccse ac_. re= _ ir.cuce ^ai ic-j='-cy; 2) the aPprcxi-a:e
.i^e course of __-a =.z les io-s; ~) tne ceneti s.:sce-
tibility of --.e :ari^_=_ -.:se strains to carcir.oser.esis; -)
the dose a.^.dtyce osr -.e-ical that is carcinogenic; ar.e =! _`e
induction o: aryi nycrcc=---.cn hycrcxylase (.`.i4:i) activity+
as it correla:as :o t`_ ce ne: c s;:sce?ti-ility to neop;asian
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I e':a lvacirc the .:rir.e .....del wi t^ rc =a -o
to .,;3 sslcle ' :ie c carecte sr..cic= may hz _ in lunc _a.r.o-
ger.esis, several .csicrs or a bicc!~emEcal nature have: ,.een
raised. I) ~-.c'., l:ne is :he chemical in the !L;r.e after .. :ra-
trac'..eal inccu !a:ic::? 2) 1fhat is the dis.r..._ ion or --.e
chemical? 3) ',tr.y are several larc: doses reeuired fcr -1_
i n c ior o a r ..i -a^ lunc lesicns? 4) Are ,:he bieic= -I
variatior:s in t -.cr incicence related to the variaticns n
inctui ,,.'cn ^.':.c:- .; z i varia:iCns? 5) is it pcssit!
to de:er-ic_a nc. ^ic cically rtlevzn: ,,,,;e after e:<2 . ^
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a:., cer:an.- . lur- 6) C:es s^c>;e exposure hc;e
an e'i;c- cn. ~~ a rc ^__ r:te of a c'^e nica' intra:rccr.e=_I~y
ins:illed' ') -. _rc2 - cells in the ,:re d i-=era -n
fcr ch:...cais ii. _rsucirtrat:'ach2ai y i~isci l lec.
-e E) -e tha -c_s celis~ci -ent for iner- versus --^iize d
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c!nemicals? 9 -y a-e t^e i;inetics of ~Hh~ nduct:en cifr;;r-
ent in mouse pu'.ry nary tissue %:`+en c`e^icais are iven IT
(24' hc s) c=-oar_^ _ -_ aeresolized (6 hours;? 103 Does the
carticl: sizs ^ r_c^smical play a role in target cclls,
enzym= ind::c:ien,-e:abc) ism or mechanical ciear3nce? !nitial
studios have ad.^:ressec these questions and results to date
will bc descri::c.
2. Intratrecheal dosimetry studies.
The clearance of j4C-MCA from the lung s;hen
civen by intra:rac:-esi inoculaticn was deter-iined ar.d the
results are presen:e= in Fioure 5. Four different doses ^-
N.C:+ were used in --is experi-,enc to specifically answer the
question of :aet`=r the clearance rate ::as ti function of the
size of the cose :.s shown in Figure 5, :he semilcaarithnic
curves for the _;-: and 1C L:o initial dose are reTari:ably
sir,ilar a,ith :he clea 5C`t cf t!,e .ial dose
e' u:ou: I - _r. ~ne . ..rents cc varia::cn (C.v.) for
-nese es:cerir._ -s are - even when ,:si. "v rice per exneri-
^e!.:ai ^oin: i!:e ,-ascn . this variab :y is mcs- 1.<ely
c'_ i^CC_.a:.' a :`--!lire su°.ensi.^.. cver whiCn :.ne
a-..,,al has no cc..- -.. 'n r.^ala:ion dcs.-et-y exper.-er.ts
`a'.e much ic'::er -:'s because when .^e animais are
s!milarlv res.-air.ec an: a'ic':ied to trea_-e, similar amou..:s
are taken uz. The cur'.es cr =e :O ILg arc 10 }:c dcse azpear
biphasic (or rossi:ly t=asic) in that - the first 6 i-curs
e-+earance is rapid ..^ile relatively
after inocuiation, '-
little is clearec c...- to Z= hears Mic- _cram quantities
are detectabie ,::o weeks cf:er =ese ini::ar doses were ci'.er.
Similar results cn :`e nature cf :earance has :.een
reported in humans as a,,,r.c:io^ of partic:e size (2).
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a....^er co- i-,eus ..eara,ce 'o^ the I; _ (Thes cses a-e
z;jrci:.c.aal ..na: .:I.. 'e c°.livered by a I-C-mC:: ciccrc: °)
The varia-,ili[y Ir t^ESe .r.Cses is su5stan:ial, bL't, . u1C
app=ar'thcc t1/z ;or C.IC0 ~g is about 4-~ hours, fcr`_. ._ ' Lc,
over 6 hours b:., less ,r.an 24 hours. The a--zunt cf ._r..ei..-
Ing a: 1E' hours afterv.iL'~/ :9 Inocl:l<;;Ic^ is s lc.'l l.~icz.^
and 'ctcvCv~u;, i`~e a'CJnt re-ainSz z at 24 hcur5 c?:c.
_~_ :round.
is -ot a~.,cve
The er.__ cf sr:^k: on the c'ear:nc_ ef
exer,.ir,ed :si, :;F.c .p V -i^ r initial Tcses (Oo:tc: ti -.=s,
Fic.:re ~) ,ice :.ere.., us~ z~
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as 4 anes _..ic, al ici c_ to re^..ver a^ ;,soc ,. ' -_
S::11 I`or o1: -.,l ci ca `._. I t r.as :hz fi rs t ancJcni y
s,rm oi;: e r. : csur(-. the a:'ii-;alex:erienced. Ti:ere may be a s 1 i c
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retzrcaticn uo to 2L ho_rs due to scoice a: 6- e ;0 r; ese,^
however. after 1 we=c r- levels of MC:. remaining ir the i;;n;
werc the same. t;o e;`ec; due to sTokc _s coserved a; the
10 jug dose. The ccef,`icients of vari: ^ were larcer for
the s-clce er^c=::d and r..eciine control ;e i.ot she..r.)
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end this is probably ,,e to t`a ir.iti ._;ess of the res;ra!nt
and associated iiandlinc.
Thus, `or !".CA i t has beer, d tabl i shed frcra th i s
exoeriment thac th.e clearance rate is L :ur.ctien of cose.
The kinetics es clear;:nce are different fcr initial nicroc_ran
quantities ccr;cred to r.ancoren quantities. It has been
assu-.ed that t!e czr;icie size of the NC_' for the four ccses
was sinilzr since the _nia . zeled and labeicc c'CA was precarec .
i n the same c,ar.ner.
Pretiminar results recardi -.-.e -nec-.anism c=
...,;arance or :C.1 ... -e _c . y indicatc .._ ac _r,:la:ic, in
a-y ci .^e _ c_a-s znaivze . the -c-ain.s. 'ranszort cn
,^e -g intc ;ne not irdica:a_ - ta 6 hours - .
anv c" chc cces ';-ic:s._ blcod ar.d '---rsys _-s -cv -
r~sc.rsicie ~-. c!eara-__ s^_esci -ha: ; t`e~:zr;
s zx^c= ,`e MCA %:as s-_1`. :o be'reTc:ec =v ^ ..,,co-ciiiarv
ciearance r..?c^anisr.,s; "; - MCA was aepar_..lvre-evec frcr
not cnly cha lunc b;,; ._ cv in less than _ hcurs !1 or
the craan se-.,ies have ...- :een analyzec as yet a-1 .. firm ,, ,, .
clusions about bcdy c!etrance must wait L-:91 then.
The cieara-ce _. 1~3aP after -tratrac=eal inocu-
lation was also deter.^irec ar.= :hr results for both BaP and
MCA are presented ir Table I- Cne dose (i7 mc)of °aP, with
er wi t^out 0.6 .-a_ Fe-0. :.asir.tratrac:.oei iv insci i led into
either BC3FI/Cum or CSA/2J mice. These t.:o strains were
selected on the'basis e-1 -eir cenetic s::sce:;ibili;y to t1CA
incuc lunc cancer, zinr sus: =tible s;-ain
anc :JDA/G beic a resis;an; s:rain. mice are
:.hN ^.cuci'Zie, i'e are nor-i .C.e. 4o -!earar,ce
c, c=is .,cse aa? ~.as^c_servec 'ir. e~:tt:er s;rain fcr :wo
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res'.:i.is npre5eltly C_irc i:lveSticAted .:i:n ccnsiCerZ:c'1
beinc~ civen to: 1} the io:al cose that r.zy paralyze 1_,
cle'c:=^ce r.!ech.:nisr.s; s) the internal Cis`ribu:ion .:i .i- the
lung :r such a UCSe; 3) Y.het'_r s-aller _Oses of 6? .:i.~ te
clCereC aL ratCs -..-;.ura~ie to P':CSc; 4) 'e innate C.'E-...t
pro;-,.,ie: os Ca?~ccm;:arac I'CA (s;._r es crystals,.re
and 5)ti/2 fcr such a ccse.
3. S_,1 :I ,._-si-_.-y Studies.
Our r.-.ir^- r.c~el for its
bSS.^c on cilu .cais -'2:i' .. -SIy inc- i'-~. l- sC. ..._-'C i
ccy f'.as EGVa^ ~, i: `.cs ...:~ ccSe pCss'Ie to Co5` c.--c
rre7es GiesiiOn in an ex:ef.-.,,1 of the .-:.,el; t1F. is, cces
chrr.-,ic inhalac ..., of toeac smc;e havc ar. effect in r. ...,
r,cdel for lung ._.:%oc_nesis^ In order to dc`ine ar._ -ar._
terize the role chronic in^aia:ion of tccacco smoke may have-
in a murine -cdt fcr 1; carcinoeenesis, an instru-enc wns
nePC :d ca;c51e of rel iac;% aenerction and delivery of smoice
to l;:rc_ nwrb:rs of anir..als_ The Smoke :xposu.e Macnir.e
(S_;t) w,;s dc'.clra.. fcr esc in chrcr,ic, lar e-scale sircke
inhaiaticn studies. The S:M auccmacicaily f oads, icni:es,
pur`s on cicer=.t:es, ;tlivers and reni:rs a precise emcun:
of freshly c'iluted s.-c:<: for nose crity ex~osure of 480 -ice
at cn,~ time. In .^is sectlcn, cosir,etrv experirnents usir.c the
SEM II will b2 desc:ib c. in a latcr section, the preiinninary
results of a chrcnic ir.=elaticz experiment will be descri'--e:.
exc^r Ir entcl A
cor,_. , dose rssocns;,.-ias cbse-ved for a varie:y of
o-s and 8C-:= of c-a smoke taken was
'cuna int7e
lunes,
.'i ^ .-.ir,c. :uanti,ies .:nd in otier :zr:s
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of ,-a :cdv. Ir. ;acie .r rtsults three desic ^.
:.x,^v°1' '.en:S are ~en!ri.l)v iejs :t1ar lCi '.~ ::Es
r,,,;c in eny of ;e ...-_
r orca-s, inaica:.^c that t~e
in s-.c!:= .:as c_' iv_re= r.- to t;e -.c. The ex.csu-e
conci _ns of iCi~ s-o<e or -se :ics ;arterntti-g ti, sC
sec..r.cs purce air .r_r a :ai10 mir ts) result_., in a..._.
:ne sa:ce ce;cs i ticnas or =0 seccr.cs.
Severe: ex=er --ents were carrie,^', cut to ce:=r
mine whether the ce:cs.-?cr: :,cuid cnance with smoke concen;ra-
:r3ticn or time of ex:cs_re. An almost iinear response was
observcd for smoke cance^:re:7.n r,f IC; and 20% between i0 tr.d
30 seconds (Figure 6). The V linear pc-.ion of the line in
=i gure b~.~as the IC`; src:ce. s..econcs excesure time and :rob-
ably represents a minime.i
- ~sio'c ievei for detection.
:ata presentec in Ficure 6 i.._i.:ces ,ar_.- ate cepcstic.. in
:otri male and `er:ale rnice. No oi"erer.ce in depcsition was
cbserved as a fur.c:icn :.° sex ur.der several conditions
; Tab i 3 7). 1't i c3 e:<2CSld s-ciCe rCr 'e f i rs t time may bave
slic"tl,v low2r (20`,i) Ce,^csi:ic:1 than-nada-Ptecn
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:o restrai^ and sco<_ exposure wiil be discussed ir, a lacer
sec:i~n.(11.0.1 ).
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The p__'c'_-1ate ce^.ositionin the total re= r;:cry
-a_- . (~ ic;,._ 7) r:-. _, t=e ceposi ior in th e Iunc a ne.
'hus .c increase in ce-osi ien occurred in the head or la_r -x
t`,a: .:as not refiec:== iri lung with eiher increasec s-..~_
_::nc_. tra:ic,or e=_-_,_ .-.e.
Ln ev.' of the nur.erical methods cf es,..
..n_ dcsi-_.y dat= -= =e°.. -cce. Lungs %-ere car lly ._ _-__
a- , ^.,, ,,eo= sac-.- -e anc the cart iculate depos i ,, .:as
_..en orrelated wi:- .`e lu-c .eicht (:.et tissue). ::s ,`.e
results in Ficure E c_-~cnstrate, a linecr response is acain
observed `cr bot.`. -_.e _cncen:rations and between 10 a~c ;:,
seconcs ex:esure t'.-e The res:.its presented in Ficures 6 anc
5 are Suitz similar, in :hat increasino the exposure tice ro.
1~ to 3 0 seccn ds r =s_.tec in a T?:t or 7PM/.1a lun _ increase of
7-8 `oid. These 7nea=__rem,ents are more precise than those
relating TFii/c bcc -:.eicht, par.icularly when deposition is the
sam° in animais havi.- cifferen: body weights.
For c.--=risen. data fron other sroke inha,a:io~
laboratories is pre:e-::c in Table 8. Animal exposures usira
ne S:M Ii, the h-Sli ar.c :he Maddcx/ORNL (3) all result in
c0-9;'6 of the pa rt i- 1ates i n s-noke to be depos i ted i r, the
lungs. No substan: a: deposition is observed in the head, iarynx
=r ste-,ach. In cz-:rzst, ex:osures usinc the Mason (L) mac`ine
and the conciticns c, ton:ir,ueus smoke resulted not only in
-~%ree deaths bit . nic_n part.,,,:late cexsition in the ne:_.
'r: e particle size - smckeaerosoi mus be carefully ccr.
.._ lec anc cuan:...=_ if . is not, the target crcar. c=y
-.,. be ;ne lune c: --a hic;-.er in the .es:iratCry .^ac as
by Ccr -..... S._cics acc-essinc the c.ues. ..- a
:arcet ^. car and ._ ;_- _iis are in progress usine aut..rac:c:-
--z:i;ict__-nic__- _... .;.1 -e ..;s:.ussec .a:er in this se,.. on.
The -- Z^+sn'r -e een ;ar ., late depcsi.i.
_- _ car!:exyhemclc= leveis in mice after smoke ex:cs-re_re
s.shown in Ficure - T-e s:e- :notome: ;c ..thod was used
:o evaluate CCr:S a_:~e:s in `- S=!" lI dosiretry exoerir,e^:s
and the levels are -=-e.-a:ic%er than t^ose cbtained routinely
:ith CO-Oximeter, r.=::=:er, :er i late cepcsition could ,.be
r,,, (r=. =_ ). These measurementsreflect
correlated to percent ^
:he upcake o` CO .cn `eca ..,ase and indicate that CC'Hb can
be used as a reni: ..- s:nc,cs ex_csurt cr exposure ..~es creater
-an _-0 sec ncs (= __ wcre detaiied results concerr,ing
=~!b measured usir- a C:-Oxirt:e: will be discussed in another
section
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:.ll cf ;e s-e'r.e exposures reported far
.:sed ,-._ 2 :1 cic_,are:ce (hieh tar, !er, nicotine). In cr`- . _
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co-:are~the e _ r -:s cf s -,oke cn pzrcicutate ce -cs i;ie.; _.
leveis, anci varicus biochemical, and histoiecic resoer;es,
other cieare:te ;y;es were evaluated under stancard ex
, .. . .;ors cr. the :!1 1 i .
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oC; l fe-.ale mice that had no; teen c-z icusi!
ex.cs= s:,cce ..ere csec to Cetercir,e the ie:nti ccse c.
`our c` ;~e .ollcwinc ciczre;te types:
i 'e -a.' N 1 f! Averac'
2i.1 L"v.90 2.81 13.2
1R2 2C91 1.70 10.3
1R3 2C.L2 1.2,= E.0
2A1 36.13 C.S1 10.2
The mice were aeaoted to the stock-type neck holder for 3 days
:~rior to smoke exposure cn the S:M II a under the follov,ino
conditions: 10 s-cke, ;0 seccnds exposure time. On the rrrst
cay of smoke cxpcsure, the mice were first given 3 puffs fr
one cigarette, allc::ed a 10-minute rest, then 3 puffs fro-n --_
second cicore:te. The nu-ber of ouffs was increased to L .
each cicaret:e c'1 :he second day, to 6;.uffs on the third Ca'/,
E Fuf`s cn c::e .ourt, day and 10 puffs on the fifth day. T`e
experiment was tercinacec ar;-r five days.
The data has been tabulated as a functic- of
:he intecraced CO and par ticulate levels reac hed durinc t=e
s-~oke ex~osur=_ (Ta:!e o; The data from Tabl
-lo:tee in i' cures .1 ar.d 12. The fcllo%iir._
:ee, c:te.-ine_ , c- these -a:-s - e 9 has 5eer:
LD_ val~es r:av_
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L~ ~.... ..c;,:= ExPes
~ in -e .. Thre- : c_are:._ Types
In:eeratee
Part _..:la:e
^
Intecraced
Cicare: Value CO yalu_
:;RI 1'~ 13
1R2 14 , 15
1R3 13 17
The inte^r_:z:artic::late and CO values are
remarica6.-ly simi:ar. Sfr.oKC .., ;hs -':.1 cicare:te reac-ed
ric°er leveis cs ..::c C.,and yet did not cacse
ceath at these iGveis. :uc`. results suggest nicotine tcxicit(
as the cause =- Cea:- for c-_ ccher three cicare:;e types.
=.ecent resul ts s=:__ __... f.' ica=:a: i c.n., t':at i s, i anct ..-_
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to i^crease t`= of puffs/c:carettc, results in -ea
sc,-vival. ,i arc presently beinc adapted to sra, ~.=cn c3l
cicarc::es usirc this slower adaptation regimen.
The foreeoing discussion and resuit; h:.ve
emph:sized -hc ^hysiolocic effects of smoke in the lL:nc
rcgcrc tc the whole l!e now discuss experir. -s
di rect: tc.rarc lacc! ., ng the effects of smoke wi th^,i t.`.e
lung usi ; au:crcoicc-c;.hic and histclo.ic tecl.niques
5. .%.'Jtcradiooraphy.
j1'C-Do--iacontan_ (14 C-DTC) has be''r usec ._
char.x ,L:.za t` cis:ribution of par iculate matter in -he
varicus orc;ns ef the rouse after s-oke erposure. :TC is a
naturally cccurrir.e cc-pcnent of sr.,aice end remains ~sscci=.
ed %:i th the l;,ne far at least 24 hours after smoke excosure
(Figure 1). The autorzdiographic studies described here
are the prelir.+inary attempts to determine the intercellular
distribution of the DTC in the lunc. The following is a
description of the techniques involved.
BC3F1 feTale mice were exposed to smoke or. a
WHSIt usi-e cne 2A1 cicarette loaded with 100 uCi 1kC-DTC.
They were-exposec under standard con=itions (10~ smoke, 30
seconds expcs::re tice). Irrmediatcly following sr,.ok: exrc-
sure, all mice were sacrificed by cervical dislocation, the
lungs infiatec with approximztely I cc of air,excised and
quick-frozen in cry ice snow.
Specimens were mounted on a Minot custcm
rotary -icrctcre ,tithin an IEC Model CTO Harris - Cryostat
at a chzr.ce+ set:inc of - 15' C wit` the knife blade ;.revicus-
ly cocie ..o a te~pera; below tha: of the specima^
short rlasts c' Freon. Loncitudinai :.hcle-lung sections
(iC ~.:). re .._: anc -:eunted or, cela::n-co~:ted micresc -e
sl ides -,a : ar.m si ice ,iethod. Th:s'= .e re placee in tne
be: cm e` c~ycstat cha-oer to re'reeze and desicca:e Izy
cublir,a:ic- for several hours and were subsequently fixec
in r.etharoi a: rcci: te^:erature for i minute.
AutoraCiccraphy was -erformed cn these slices
utilicine the cir:ine technique (16) with Kodak NTo-2 ruciezr
track e^_isicn. Slides with sections were dipped once in the
emulsion a: Lj` C and allowed to air dry at room temperature
for I hour at %:hich time they were piaced in slide boxes and
placed in a light tight container over CaSOq desiccant over-
nicht. !n .^e morning, slide boxes .ere closed, maintained
in the dark a: -~' C for exoosure resultir,g frcm nuciear
decay cf Ca-zcr. 14. Aut--rad i cc rams kere developed in Kodak
D-19 deveicoer, ixe= in Kcdak fixer and subsequently s:ained
with n;,,.ltar `ast red (K3rnecntro:).
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ihe raata diffi ,;l.v encount_red .:as =z-
taiainc suitable ticns frc- whole, frozen 1nc d.e o
the larce size o` :=e sazcir n (approxi-:a:ely 1.5 c- s_.`ace
area).'anc the er.: _-e friability of fresh frozen 1a_,issue.
The ecco^panying photeeraph (Figure 1;) ce-.c--
strc es tne resuits ca: In oeneral reduced si ve. -_ a.r.s
are d i s ,-i;.icr .`e large, air %:eys, the brcnc`i -.c
br-.,.-ie'es, :i,r s...ailer a-cunLs ct)scr.e.d in the a;.ecl~.
i:r.,:e-i- ,:s are in pr --ess to impr . -_
rescluicn e` ',_ s=_ ,.. In addithe dis:
t:'.°_ Crains B: 1^-' .:ir-es after smoke exposure ':ri i iy.,,1 y~a'-in._
to ca:e nrine i: :ransioca:icn occ;:rs. =rem previc_s s:u=:es
(Fic::re 1), ;ittle iearanca of CTC fro:i the lung eccurs
befcre 2L hcurs. T,)e-efcre, it is of irterest to cetern-,na
whether the celi types invclved with s-,oke particulates
change wit`i time. Such informatier, r..av explain the diffe-e-cc
in the kinetics of s-oice-incuced I:HH (~ hcur peak) ccmparec
to che:nicaily-i:,iuced A'r;H (24 hours).
6. nis:c:athotcgy: t:hiie experiments are in progress tc iden;ify
and charac:erizs s ecific lung tarce: eils `or s-cke par::__
lates histci -ic data :ras cbtained recardino the biolccic
results in ,rie 1L:nc os chronic smoke ex:osure. Af:cr i-:
months' expcaure to 5-10 2;l cigarettes, BC3F1/Cum mice
exhibi:ed no ror-ei !;:ncs and a high :L_rcentage of ir,fla~a-
tory lesicns (Table 10). Adenomatesisand pulmonary aiveoir,r
macrochace ac__r..uia:icn (?~~lA) were asscciated with s-...:a
ex:esure, exci:aiveiv causa: tv smoke expos;:re si-ce
Cc^.'^l ^..iCe ::ere casiC-.aily cC°_e':!: to have these les._,s
aisc. 'o ca:e, no -c -crs have :::-, o-servec in ~nice
ex:csed - y to s-cka. 1 a^ zt:e-. ..Z determine the ._:ers
ibiiity cr .ne cbservad, s-cka :xcas,:._ :s s-:':
enc mice t-ave sacrif;ce.c a: r.cnt. intervals. ''- e
inr.a-...=_=rv lesicns -ave persisted c_ :e ieng a=:er t~e
last sccke exposure (cver - months). '7,-.e mest severe l;c
lesicn obscrved in any o= :ie mice ctserved was an alveeier
non-ccm.pressina -ocule.
Preiiminary studies were performed to de:er'ir.e
the effect cr. -,`e i,rng of tetradecancyi phorbal ace:a:e (-=A)
aerosolized ins-oke. In collaboration with Dr. Peter ?crc=ert,
itt was dr-ermine: `.a: T?A could be aeresolized in cicaret:e
smc:e anc~ =a: ~elevant cese would :e available :`+e
ani-ais. ::.3F1,C:.- . .-aie mice beca.:.e cuite sick i--e._~ia:ely
after exces_re- to s.-o:ce containinc TPa a: two concentra:ions.
The es:im.aac dose ._ :`e lung aras 0.6 _ or 0.06 La T'...
~c -:ic eiec inc _-e _we-week coservaticr pericc, ,c%:eve',
! -- Ose ^'OuDs aCDear_C s ick th.'C'C.`CU:
tnis .-e. s.=. ;: e:ai a;ior, cf _.ssues fror.. ,ne anir..ais
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