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102 1989 EMS Abstracts<br />

http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/clb93d00/pdf<br />

Notes to assess the importance of toxicity <strong>and</strong> variations to protocol . 3 of the chemicals<br />

were also tested in similar protocol variations (except 3-21 inatead of 6-18) in human<br />

lymphocytes (HL) . The fourth, maleic anhydride, became positive in a 6-18 protocol<br />

+ S-9 . Sodium dehydroacetate became positive at higher dosea in CHL cells after 24 hours<br />

-S-9 . In HL it was only positive after 24 hours -3-9, when doses giving > 50% toxicity<br />

could be found . Cocaine hydrochloride became positive in all 4 phases in CML cells .<br />

In HL it required doses > 10 mM to get similar positive results . 6-mercaptopurine<br />

became positive - <strong>and</strong> . S-9 in 6-18 protocols in CHL cells on a second retest when some<br />

doses giving > 50% toxicity were used . In ML, it was such swre positive over 48 hours<br />

-S-9 than 24 hours but was negative at much higher doses in 3-21 protocols . The results<br />

show that (i) "difficult" clastogens can be detected in HL as well as CHL cells ; (ii)<br />

prolonged treatments are not always necessary if ad .quate toxicity (>50%) is achieved ;<br />

(iii) higher doses are generally needed in pulse treatment/recovery protocols, <strong>and</strong> may<br />

not achieve adequate toxicity even at doses > 10mM .<br />

292<br />

X-RAY MUTAGENESIS OF A GPT TARGET IN CHINESE HAMSTER V79 CELLS YIELDS SMALL COLONY<br />

MUTANTS . C .S . Klein <strong>and</strong> T .G . Rossman (Presented by E .T . Snow) . Institute of Evironmental<br />

Medicine, NYU Medical Center, P .O .Box 817, Tuxedo, NY 10987 (USA) .<br />

The E . coli ct gene encoding xanthine-guanine phosphoribosyl transferase has<br />

been stably transfected into HPRT' Chinese hamster V79 cells . One cell line (g12)<br />

maintains a low spontaneous mutation frequency (2 x 10-5), <strong>and</strong> is useful for comparative<br />

mutagenesis studies (ykt vs . hprt) . Alkylating agents such as N-methyl-N'nitro-N-nitrosoguanidine<br />

(MNNG) <strong>and</strong> P-propiolactone (BPL) are equally mutagenic to<br />

the ypt <strong>and</strong> hprt loci at doses (MNNG, 0-2 )ig/ml ; BPL, 0-2 mM) which yield greater<br />

than 50% survival of the cells . UV (0-8 J/M2) is 3-4 times more mutagenic at 2pt<br />

than hprt in V79 cells at relatively non-toxic doses . The y~t locus of g12 transfectants<br />

also appears to be more (3-4x) sensitive than the endogenous hprt to x-ray<br />

(0-750 rads) induced mutations . This data is in agreement with previously reported<br />

x-ray mutagenesis in gpt+ CHO (Stankowski <strong>and</strong> Hsie, 1986, Radiat . Res . 105 :37) . An<br />

abundance of small qpt mutant colonies were found in g12 cells at high x-ray doses<br />

which are not seen in gpt mutants of CHO . Small colony mutants in mouse lymphoma<br />

cells are believed to arise from cells which have sustained chromosomal <strong>and</strong> deletion<br />

mutations at the tk locus . Deletions, especially multilocus deletions, are difficult<br />

to study in most mammalian assays since they are generally lethal events . The data<br />

suggest that 912 cells may be useful for studying clastogen-induced mutagenesis .<br />

Further studies are underway to define the mechanisms of small colony formation in<br />

these cells .<br />

293<br />

S9UDIES ON '1HE II-ID(1f.TICN OF CY10Qt4ZE P450 LSO@Pl)R['S BY 2-AMIPD-1 (4 .5bJP1QtIDI)4E<br />

(phIp) Alm 2-MQP43 .8-0D6DOQ.IIOAllip(4,5-f)%RNID(ALIM (MeIQc) IN VARIOUS OHfM RY!(<br />

MME RAIS .<br />

M. Kleman, E. (iservik . P. LinderJ:os ard J .-A. Qstafasoo. DepartmaK of Medical Nutriticn, Raxolinmka<br />

Institute, Stockhulm, SYweden .<br />

7he mrtasenic ard caninaserdc hetemcyclic amires fonaed in proteinrich food upan eookin6 are<br />

all deperdent an metabolic activation for the formation of their ultismtely active fonre . It was<br />

shown by previom imestisators, that rat cytoduvne P450 forms C . d ard the canstitutive P450 msle<br />

in vitiv performs this activation. fie aubJect of the present imestibatien 4ms to stt* if the<br />

food proMutasens phlP <strong>and</strong> MeIQc have the ability to irduce cytochrome P450 isoe :aymes <strong>and</strong> thus to<br />

ird:re their an activation . 'Rmee dnses of 50 uR MeIQc or phlP per kb b .w . were siven to sale<br />

Wistar rats on three consecutive days . Betairphtoflawne (BNF) aas given aa a positive eontrol at<br />

40 ms per lg b.w . <strong>and</strong> 0 .9% NaCI as negative control . On the fonrth day all ani :rels were sacrificed<br />

by decapitation ard lurg, forestomach, stomach, smsll intestine, liver ard kidney aere talmt .<br />

MicYosrnrs vrre prepared fiam all orsems ard inmdiately froaen at -70'C . 9000 & sapernatant (S-9)<br />

was also prepared from the livers . 1fie microsants were used In liestern inmrnblots a6aiist antibodies<br />

raised in rabbit to cytochYam P450,,,o srd cytorlaarc i450PR. A positive response uss<br />

obtained with liver microsares frao the MeIt* treated ardxsls a6ainst the anti<br />

Measurn~ents of EUrncy~on :fin4deetlrylase activity cordinped the irductiVe effect o Me•<br />

cytoch- KS%s in liver <strong>and</strong> sh4wed a sigdflcantly increased activity of these cytoc]:roee PW<br />

forms also in the iddneys of the MeIQc irduced rats . 7he liver S-9 aanples were used in hms test<br />

an strain TA98 a6ainst MelW <strong>and</strong> Aflatodn BI . Slaprisirgly. the phlp induced livers ah4wed a<br />

significantly increased capecity to activate MeIQc, ahile the MeIQc liver S 9 :s were fnt different<br />

fiom the controls .<br />

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