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Table 9. Results of studies of acute toxicity with procymidone<br />

Species Stra<strong>in</strong> Sex Route Vehicle LD 50<br />

(mg/kg bw)<br />

LC 50<br />

(mg/l air)<br />

Rat SD M & F Oral Corn oil > 5 000 — 92.3<br />

96.5<br />

Mouse dd M & F Oral Corn oil > 5 000 — 92.3<br />

96.5<br />

Rat SD M & F Dermal Corn oil > 2 500 — 92.3<br />

96.5<br />

Purity (%) Reference<br />

Kadota et al. (1976a)<br />

Segawa (1977)<br />

Kadota et al. (1976a)<br />

Segawa (1977)<br />

Kadota et al. (1976a)<br />

Segawa (1977)<br />

Mouse dd M & F Dermal Corn oil > 2 500 — 92.3<br />

96.5<br />

Kadota et al. (1976a)<br />

Segawa (1977)<br />

Rat SD M & F SC Corn oil > 10 000 — 92.3<br />

96.5<br />

Kadota et al. (1976a)<br />

Segawa (1977)<br />

Mouse dd M & F SC Corn oil > 10 000 — 92.3<br />

96.5<br />

Kadota et al. (1976a)<br />

Segawa (1977)<br />

Rat SD M & F IP Corn oil 850 (M) — 92.3 Kadota et al. (1976a)<br />

730 (F)<br />

Rat SD M & F IP Corn oil 1 440 (M) — 96.5 Segawa (1977)<br />

1 450 (F)<br />

Mouse dd M & F IP Corn oil 1 560 (M) — 92.3 Kadota et al. (1976a)<br />

1 900 (F)<br />

Mouse dd M & F IP. Corn oil 2 030 (M)<br />

2 050 (F)<br />

— 96.5 Kadota et al.<br />

(1976a); Segawa<br />

(1977)<br />

Rat SD M & F Inhalation F<strong>in</strong>e dust — > 1.5 mg/l<br />

MMAD<br />

< 2.4 μm<br />

99.5 Suzuki & Kato<br />

(1988); Tsuji (1994)<br />

IP, <strong>in</strong>traperitoneal; F, female; M, male; MMAD, mass median aerodynamic diameter; SC; subcutaneous;<br />

SD, Sprague-Dawley.<br />

(b)<br />

Dermal and ocular irritation and dermal sensitization<br />

Procymidone was a slight transient irritant to rabbit sk<strong>in</strong> (all signs had disappeared by 24 h;<br />

Kadota & Miyamoto, 1976), but produced no irritation to the rabbit eye (Kadota & Miyamoto, 1976).<br />

Procymidone was not a sk<strong>in</strong> sensitizer <strong>in</strong> gu<strong>in</strong>ea-pigs <strong>in</strong> a repeated <strong>in</strong>jection (10 + 1 doses) protocol<br />

us<strong>in</strong>g 1% or 5% w/v preparations <strong>in</strong> corn oil (Okuno, 1975), nor <strong>in</strong> a GLP-compliant Magnusson &<br />

Kligman maximization study us<strong>in</strong>g concentrations of 1% w/v for <strong>in</strong>tradermal <strong>in</strong>duction, 25% w/v for<br />

topical <strong>in</strong>duction and 25% w/v for challenge application (Nakanishi et al., 1991).<br />

2.2 Short-term studies of toxicity<br />

(a)<br />

Mice<br />

Oral route<br />

Groups of 15 male and 15 female ICR mice received diets conta<strong>in</strong><strong>in</strong>g procymidone (purity,<br />

96.9%) at a concentration of 0, 50, 150 or 500 ppm for 13 weeks. The mice were observed twice per<br />

day for cl<strong>in</strong>ical signs of toxicity and mortality and body weights were determ<strong>in</strong>ed weekly. Food and<br />

PROCYMIDONE 349–401 JMPR <strong>2007</strong>

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