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136 PHYTOSTEROLS, PHYTOSTANOLS AND THEIR ESTERS<br />

Table 4. In vitro studies <strong>of</strong> genotoxicity with phytostanol esters<br />

End-point Test system Material Concentration Result Reference<br />

Reverse<br />

mutation<br />

Reverse<br />

mutation<br />

S. typhimurium<br />

TA98, TA100,<br />

TA1535 and<br />

TA1537<br />

S. typhimurium<br />

TA98, TA100,<br />

TA1535 and<br />

TA1537<br />

Gene mutation Mouse<br />

lymphoma<br />

L5178Y cells,<br />

Tk +/ locus<br />

Gene mutation Mouse<br />

lymphoma<br />

L5178Y cells,<br />

Tk +/ locus<br />

Chromosomal<br />

aberration<br />

Chromosomal<br />

aberration<br />

Chinese<br />

hamster ovary<br />

cells<br />

Chinese<br />

hamster ovary<br />

cells<br />

WDPSE 62–5000 μg/plate Negative a van Delft<br />

(1997a)<br />

VODPSE 62–5000 μg/plate Negative a van Delft<br />

(1997b)<br />

WDPSE 20–500 μg/ml Negative a van Delft<br />

(1997c)<br />

VODPSE 125–3000 μg/ml Negative a van Delft<br />

(1997d)<br />

WDPSE Up to 500 μg/ml Negative a van Delft<br />

(1997f)<br />

VODPSE Up to 2000 μg/ml Negative a van Delft<br />

(1997e)<br />

a With and without metabolic activation (S9 mix from Aroclor 1254–induced rat liver).<br />

2.4.4 Reproductive toxicity<br />

(a) Rats<br />

In a two-generation reproductive toxicity study performed according to<br />

OECD Test Guideline 416, groups <strong>of</strong> 28 Wistar rats (Crl:(WI)WU BR) per dose and<br />

sex were administered diets containing 0, 1.75, 4.38 or 8.76% VODPSE<br />

(corresponding to 0, 1, 2.5 or 5% phytostanols). Intakes <strong>of</strong> phytostanols in F0 and<br />

F1 were 0.6–1.3, 0.4–0.7 and 1.0–2.1 g/kg bw per day for the low dose group<br />

females during premating, gestation and lactation, respectively (ranges <strong>of</strong> weekly<br />

averages). For the middle-dose females, intake levels were 1.5–3.4, 1.0–1.7 and<br />

2.5–5.6 g/kg bw per day during premating, gestation and lactation, respectively. For<br />

high-dose females, intake levels were 3.2–7.3, 2.1–3.6 and 5.2–11.1 g/kg bw per<br />

day during premating, gestation and lactation, respectively. Intakes by F0 and F1<br />

males during premating were 0.5–1.4, 1.3–3.5 and 2.8–7.7 g/kg bw per day for low-,<br />

middle- and high-dose animals, respectively. Females <strong>of</strong> the parent generation were<br />

exposed 10 weeks prior to mating, during mating and gestation up to weaning (PND<br />

21). Males were exposed during the premating (10 weeks) and mating period (up<br />

to 3 weeks) and then sacrificed. To form the F1 generation, on day 21, 28 animals

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