Dipropylene glycol (SIDS)
Dipropylene glycol (SIDS)
Dipropylene glycol (SIDS)
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OECD <strong>SIDS</strong> PROPYLENE GLYCOL<br />
5. Toxicity<br />
Id 25265-71-8<br />
Date 30.05.2001<br />
statistically between the treated and control animals and no dose-response<br />
relationship was present. There was no evidence of any treatment-related<br />
increase in tumors.<br />
Conclusion: No carcinogenic potential was detected under the conditions<br />
of this study following dietary administration up to 50000 ppm (approx 1700<br />
- 2100 mg/kg bw/day).<br />
Reliability : (1) valid without restriction<br />
Flag : Critical study for <strong>SIDS</strong> endpoint<br />
29.05.2001 (21)<br />
Type : other: Continuous Breeding<br />
Method : Species: mouse<br />
Sex: male/female<br />
Strain: CD-1<br />
Route of admin.: drinking water<br />
Exposure period: continuous (see methods)<br />
Frequency of treatment: daily<br />
Premating exposure period<br />
Male: 7 days prior to first mating, then continuous exposure<br />
Female: 7 days prior to first mating, then continuous exposure<br />
Doses: 1%, 2.5%, 5% in drinking water<br />
Control group: yes, concurrent vehicle<br />
NOAEL Parental: = 5%<br />
NOAEL F1 Offspr.: = 5%<br />
NOAEL F2 Offspr.: = 5%<br />
Method: NTP Reproductive Assessment by Continuous Breeding<br />
Year: 1989<br />
GLP: no data<br />
Method: Animals<br />
There were 40 controls per sex, along with 20 males and 20 females per<br />
treatment group in the F0 generation. The F1 mating groups comprised 20<br />
animals per sex from the control and high dose groups only. Animals were<br />
housed in single sex groups during a one week pre-mating period, then in<br />
breeding pairs or individually. Deionised filtered water and ground rodent<br />
chow were available ad libitum.<br />
Treatment<br />
The mice were exposed during a 7-day premating period, after which they<br />
were randomly assigned to mating pairs and cohabited and treated<br />
continuously for 98 days. At the end of the cohabitation period, the pairs<br />
were separated but treatment continued. Any litters born during this time<br />
(F1) were delivered, and kept until weaning on PND21 : treatment of the<br />
mothers continued throughout this period. Treatment of high dose animals<br />
from the F1 generation continued until mating at around 74 days of age<br />
Parental observations<br />
Body weight and water consumption data were collected at unspecified<br />
times during the study.<br />
Pup observations<br />
Data (body weight, proportion of males, number of litters per pair, number<br />
of live and dead pups) were collected on all new born animals within 12 hr<br />
of birth. Litters were then discarded, with the exception of the final F1<br />
generation which was used for breeding purposes. The F2 litters were<br />
examined for litter size, sex and pup weight.<br />
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Necropsy observations<br />
No necropsy data were collected on the F0 generation, however the F1<br />
adults were subjected to a detailed examination after delivery of the F2<br />
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