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OECD SIDS<br />

N-(1,3-DIMETHYLBUTYL)-N´-PHENYL-1,4-PHENYLENEDIAMINE<br />

5. TOXICITY ID: 793-24-8<br />

DATE: 11.05.2005<br />

Type :<br />

Species : rat<br />

Sex : male/female<br />

Strain : no data<br />

Route of admin. : oral feed<br />

Exposure period : 24 months<br />

Frequency of treatm. : continuously in diet<br />

Post exposure period : no data<br />

Doses : 0, 50, 250 or 1500 ppm<br />

Control group : yes<br />

NOAEL : = 50 ppm<br />

Method : other<br />

Year : 1993<br />

GLP : no data<br />

Test substance : other TS: Santoflex 13<br />

Remark : 0, 50, 250 or 1500 ppm = ca. 0, 4, 20 or 120 mg/kg bw/d<br />

Result : These findings were determined at interim necropsy after 12<br />

months (20 animals/group):<br />

250 ppm: decreased body weights in females; various<br />

hematological changes in females<br />

1500 ppm: decreased body weights females and males (but<br />

higher feed intake than in controls); various hematological<br />

changes females and males; in some males and females effects<br />

on biochemical parameters (increased cholesterol, total<br />

protein, globulin and calcium); increased absolute/relative<br />

liver and kidney weights in males and females; increased<br />

absolute/relative spleen weight in males; slight increase in<br />

the severity of chronic nephropathy (but not of its<br />

incidence compared with controls) in males and females;<br />

pigmentation of hepatocytes and reticuloendothelial cells in<br />

females<br />

These findings were determined at the end of the study:<br />

250 ppm: increased absolute/relative liver weights in males<br />

1500 ppm: increased absolute/relative liver weights in males<br />

and females; chronic nephropathy still slightly increased in<br />

severity (but not in incidence) in males and females<br />

Test condition : 70 rats/sex/group<br />

interim necropsy after 12 months: 20 animals/group<br />

Reliability : (4) not assignable<br />

Cited from BUA report no 208 (1996)<br />

No further information available<br />

30.08.2001 (79)<br />

Type :<br />

Species : rat<br />

Sex : no data<br />

Strain : other: white rats<br />

Route of admin. : gavage<br />

Exposure period : 24 days<br />

Frequency of treatm. : once daily<br />

Post exposure period : no data<br />

Doses : 250 mg/kg bw/d for the first 4 days, thereafter being increased 50 % every<br />

5 days (no further information available)<br />

Control group : no data specified<br />

110<br />

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