Detection and quantification of specific-DNA adducts by LC-MS/MS in the livers of rats given estragole at the carcinogenic dose
Detection and quantification of specific-DNA adducts by LC-MS/MS in the livers of rats given estragole at the carcinogenic dose
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通过 LC-MS/MS 对给予致癌剂量草蒿素的大鼠肝脏中的特异性 DNA 加合物进行检测和定量
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10.1021/tx100410y
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2011
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A. Nishikawa
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作者:
Y. Ishii;Y;Suzuki;D. Hibi;M. Jin;K. Fukuhara;T. Umemura;A. Nishikawa
Estragole (ES) is a natural constituent of several herbs and spices that acts as a carcinogen in the livers of rodents. Given that the proximal electrophilic form of ES with a reactive carbocation is generated by cytochrome P450 and a sulfotransferase metabolizing pathway, there is a possibility that the resultant covalent adducts with DNA bases may play a key role in carcinogenesis. The existence of ES-specific deoxyguanosine (dG) and deoxyadenosine (dA) adducts has already been reported with the precise chemical structures of the dG adducts being confirmed. In the present study, we examined ES-specific dA adduct formation using LC-ESI/MS after the reaction of dA with 1′-acetoxy-ES produced by a sulfotransferase metabolic pathway mimic. Although two peaks were observed in the LC-ESI/MS chromatogram, the identification of ES-3′-N6-dA as the measurable peak was determined by NMR analysis. To confirm ES-specific dG and dA adduct formation in vivo, an isotope dilution LC-ESI/MS/MS method applicable to in vivo samples for ES-3′-N6-dA together with the two major dG adducts, that is, ES-3′-C8-dG and ES-3′-N2-dG, was developed using selected ion recording. The limit of quantification was 0.2 fmol on column for ES-3′-C8-dG and ES-3′-N2-dG and 0.06 fmol on column for ES-3′-N6-dA, respectively. Using the developing analytical method, we attempted to measure adduct levels in the livers of rats treated with ES at a possible carcinogenic dose (600 mg/kg bw) for 4 weeks. ES-3′-C8-dG, ES-N2-dG, and ES-3′-N6-dA were detected at levels of 3.5 ± 0.4, 4.8 ± 0.8, and 20.5 ± 1.6/106dG or dA in the livers of ES-treated rats. This quantitative data and newly developed technique for adduct observation in vivo might be helpful for ES hepatocarcinogenesis investigations.