TOXICOKINETICS OF OCHRATOXIN-A IN SEVERAL SPECIES AND ITS PLASMA-BINDING PROPERTIES
TOXICOKINETICS OF OCHRATOXIN-A IN SEVERAL SPECIES AND ITS PLASMA-BINDING PROPERTIES
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DOI:
10.1002/jat.2550090204
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发表时间:
1989-04-01
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
FUCHS, R
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作者:
HAGELBERG, S;HULT, K;FUCHS, R
The toxicokinetic profile of ochratoxin A was studied after the oral or intervenous administration of 50 ng/g b.w. to fish, quail, mouse, rat and monkey. The elimination half-life varied from 0.68 hr after oral administration to fish, up to 840 h after intravenous administration to monkey. The distribution volume ranged from 57 ml/kg in fish to 1500 ml/kg in quail. The plasma clearance was most rapid in quail and fish, 72 and 58 mg/kg .cntdot. h, respectively, while it was only 0.17 mg/kg .cntdot. h in monkey. The bioavailability was as low as 1.6% in fish but as high as 97% in mouse. The binding abilities of ochratoxin A to plasma proteins were also studied. From these data we calculated the free fraction of toxin in plasma, which we found to be < 0.2% in all species investigated (including man) except fish. A similar but smaller investigation on the toxicokinetics and binding properties of ochratoxin B was also performed. Ochratoxin B was more readily eliminated and had a lower affinity for plasma proteins, which partly may explain its lower toxicity.