Carcinogenicity of aflatoxicol in Fischer 344 rats.
Carcinogenicity of aflatoxicol in Fischer 344 rats.
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黄曲霉毒素对 Fischer 344 大鼠的致癌性。
DOI:
10.1093/jnci/66.6.1159
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发表时间:
1981
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Sinnhuber,RO
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作者:
Nixon,JE;Hendricks,JD;Pawloswki,NE;Loveland,PM;Sinnhuber,RO
Aflatoxicol (AFL), a metabolite of aflatoxin B1(AFB1), is formed in vitro by liver preparations from several species including humans. A positive correlation appears to exist between the sensitivity of a species to AFB1and the species' ability to metabolize AFB1to AFL. Conversion of AFB1to AFL is, therefore, a questionable detoxification step. The carcinogenicity of a diastereoisomeric mixture of AFL, prepared chemically from AFB1, was compared to AFB1by tumor incidences being determined in 4 groups of 20 weanling male F344 rats fed either a negative control diet with no aflatoxin, a positive 50-ppb AFB1 control diet, a 50-ppb AFL diet, or a 200-ppb AFL diet for 1 year and then killed at the end of the 2d year. The respective hepatocellular carcinoma incidences were 0, 40, 20, and 70%, demonstrating that AFL is carcinogenic in the rat. The data show that a diastereoisomeric mixture of AFL is one-half as carcinogenic as AFB1 , and the dose response appeared nearly linear in that a fourfold increase in dose produced a 3.5-fold increase in tumor incidence. The data did not establish unequivocally that AFL is a proximate carcinogen, but metabolism of AFB1to AFL should not be considered an efficient detoxification reaction.