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- UTMD= C,ASOL= <br /> ' b5-21 <br /> j - SUperz.,aased old rat nephropathy on the 3 n7 ziazian. develommanz. and <br /> ?rogression of ranal neoplasia induced by unleaded gasoli:._. Thus the <br /> UAREP review concluded that: <br /> "The chronic inhalation studv demo <br /> narrated that unleadec. 3asoline <br /> inhalation produced acute. subchronic and chronic toxicLL7 in the <br /> kidneys of male rats. Si=LLtaneously, there was the developmenr <br /> i of preneoplastic lesions and ultimately the appearance of adeinomaa <br /> ocarcinom <br /> s and adenas in these male rats. The Link between acute <br /> 1 and chronic toxicity and carcinogenicity is not clear, nor can it <br /> (be) detarminad from the data generated is this bioassay. AI- <br /> though the patrarn of acute and chronic non-neoplastic toxic <br /> lesions is somewhat unique for gasoline-related hydrocarbons, the <br /> {' ;. morphological appearanca of the preneoplastic and neoplastic <br /> lesions is similar to that producad by a number of renal carcina- <br /> i <br /> 65.3'.1.2 Mutagenicity <br /> In general, studies of unleaded gasoline have shown no <br /> ganotoxTaity. Unleaded gasoline failad to induce his mutancz in the <br /> Ames WIMILIA6 plate or suspension assays perforated with and without <br /> ._ metabolic activation by rac liver microsomes (2303) . In cytogenetic <br /> studies, no chrosrosomaL abnormalitias were seen in the bona marrow of <br /> rats traace'd inErapezritonaally with unleaded gasoline (2303.2304). nor <br /> were sister chromatid exchanges increased in human lymphobLasts treated <br /> Sa V_1=2 (2301). When unleaded gasoline was tested in the L5178Y mouse <br /> N_ lymphoma assay (2303) and in a similar assay employing a. human <br /> l hoblastoid Zine <br /> . ymP (2301). no increase is mutation frequency was . <br /> observed in either systas. A dose-reLatad increase in umschadmLed MM <br /> • • synthesis (UDS) was observed in rat hepatocytes treated _An VISIM with <br /> 0.05 to 0.105 (v/v) gasoline, whereas these doses were toxic in both <br /> souse and human hepatocyra cultures (2302). Weak UDS activity was <br /> ` observed in haparacytes isolated £roe male and female twice treated 12 <br /> hours previously by gastric iatubacion with 2 g unleaded gasoline/kg <br /> (2302) . <br /> y <br /> 65.3.1.3 Teratogenicity. Fmbryotoxicity and Reproductive Effects i <br /> E1 Unleaded gasoline did not caduca dominant lethal mutations is <br /> sperm cells of cD-1 male mics (2300) . The mice were exposed to gaso- <br /> line vapors for 6 hours per day, five days per week for eight wooks i <br /> • prior to mating with uatreatad females. Doses of 400 ppm and 1600 ppa <br /> �L did noc cause any significant raduccion in the ferzilitT of the treated <br /> males. nor was any siguifiaant increase in pre- or post-implantation <br /> loss of embryos noted. It should be noted, however. that deaths <br /> amangst the males occurred during the treacmenu: period; the cause and ' <br /> }� significance are urdmown. <br /> i <br /> i 6/87 <br /> �r <br /> yF <br />