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Al226- 1734 Study No. T-6295.31; ST77 AN INVESTIGATION OF THE MECHANISM OF TOXICITY IN ADULT RATS EXPOSED TO HIGH LEVELS OF PERFLUOROOCTANESULFONATE (PFOS). Study Location: 3M Strategic Toxicology Laboratory Corporate Toxicology 3M Medical Department 3M Center, Building 270-SB-314 St. Paul, MN 55144 Study Director: DeannJa. Luebker, M.S., Senior Toxicologist 3M Medical Dept.3M/ CCoernptoerra,tBeuTiolxdiincgol2o2g0y-2&E-R0e2gulatory Services Saint Paul, MN 55144 Ph: 651.737-1374 FAX: 651-733-1773 = = 88 = S58 NOE j t) o Laboratory Management: John L. Butenhoff, Ph.D., CTH, DABT, Staff Scientist 3M Medical Dept. / Corporate Toxicology & Regulatory Services 3M Center Building 220-2E-02 Saint Paul, MN 55144 Ph.: 651-733-1962, FAX: 651-733-1773 Sponsored by 3M Specialty Chemicals Division 3M Center Bldg 236 St. Paul, MN 55144 Page Lof 14 Study Objective T.629F5in.a3l1;Re5p7o7r7t `(TPhFeOoSb)jeccatuisveesodfathmiasgsetutdoymwuassclteo miintveoscthiognadtreiat,hephoyspsoitbhlyesliesadthiantgPteorfrlhuaobrdooomcytaonleyssuilsfoannadtel.actic pacriedcoispiistoautstdoexcilcienxepsoeseunreinlpevreilosr. roTdheinstmaanyd epxrpilmaaitne tthoexirceiltaytsivteuldyiersapaisdwoenlsleatsopfrtoovxiidceitiynsaingdht in 10 the mechanism by which PFOS decreases viability in the neonatal rat and mouse. Methods Summary `(T1h,i2s)satnuddyclwaasssipfieerdfoasrmaed"CilnastsheB3SMtuSdtyr"ataesgiecxpTloaxiinceodloign yTLOaXborSaOtPor0y9u5n0d,eSrtraadteegfiicneTdoxpiroctoolcoogly LAnaibmGalLPRePvrioegwraCmomPmriotcetdeuere(3(3M).LAAlRl Cin)-laifnedparroecededtuarielsedweinreanaipmparlovuesdagbeyatphpeli3caMtiLoanb2o0ra0t1o-r0y182 (4). 2). Details of the study methods can be found in the study protocol and protocol amendment (1, (Br2i%eftlyw,eeadnul8t0)mavliaeorraatls g(a1v2apgeerodnosdeagyrzoeurpo)owfetrheeasdtmudiyn.isTtheereddoesiethleerve4l00ofm4g0/0kgmgP/FkOgSwaors vcehhoiscelne as it was has been designed demonstrated to investigate to cause toxicity in previous the mechanism of toxicity, a rodent studies and, because toxic dose was required. In this the study original 6struadtys dpeesridgon,se6grratosuppewredroesetogbreoueputwhearneiz1e0db4e8-ehuotuhrasnipzoesdt2d4o-sheo.urHsowpeosvte-rd,oasedaencdistihoenrweamsaimnaidneg t(ohuhnucmhainneglayneduetxhtanriezmeealleltahnairgmya)lsanadt 2s4e-vheoruerdsiaprorshte-adoisnetdreuaetetdoasniigmnaslso.f pAaliln aannidmadilsstrweesrse eInutahdadniitzieond,vuirainCeOs2amapslpheysxifartoimon6.raPtlsapsemra,dolsiveerg,raonudp kwiedrneecyoslwleecrteedcoalplpercotexdimfartoemdc2a4c-hhoaunrismaalf.ter dosing `Pmlyaosgmlaoblianc,taptlea/spmyrauvmaytoegrlaotbiiosn w,earned epxlaamsimnaecdreaastainmeakriknearseof(CmiKt)ocwheornedreixaalmidynsefdunacstimoanr.keUrrsionfary cmhuesmcilsetrdyam(acgheo.lestDeuroel,toblloimoidteudresaamniptlreogseizne,(BaUdNe)c,isainond wpaotsamssaiduem)toaneldiPmiFnOatSeatnhaelyclsiinsicfarlom the original study design. No analysisofliver or kidneys was performed. All results were compared between treated and statistical differences using the students T-test. control animals and analyzed to determine Results TArseaetxepdecatneidm,alwse,ighhotwelvosesr,walsostobssiegnrivfeidcainntlayllmaonriemawlse,igrehgatrhdalnescsonotfrotlreaantimmeanlt,s f(oPl<lo0w.i0n1g)daonsidng. etrxehaitbeidterdatssi(gPns<o0f.d0i1a)r(rTheaabl(eTaIbalend1 and Figure 1). Figure 2). All Liver values weight was significantly increased for plasma and urinary myoglobin in were below the detection limit of ug/L and 1 as lactic acid) was significantly lower in mg/L. treated respectively (Table 1). animals than in control Plasma lactate (measured animals (P < 0.01) Page 20f 14 T629F5i.n3al1:Re5p1o7r7t (Table (Table 1 1 and and Figure Figure 3), 4). wDhuieletnoothseigdneicfriceaansteddipflfearsemnacelawcatasteoblesveerlvseodbisnerpvleadsmian pyruvate levels treated animals, tahnedpFliagsumrae l5)a.ctPatlea/spmyaruCvaKtelreavteiloswwaesresisginginfiifciacnatnltylyloiwnecrre(aPse<d0i.n0t1r)eaintetdraeantiemdalasniamsalcsom(pTaabrleed1to control animals (P <0.01) (Table 1 and Figure 6). Discussion `inThCeKdiaisgnuossuiaslloyforbhsaebrdvoemdyo2l-y1s2ihsouisrsmaafdteerpmruimsacrlielyinfjruormy wmietahspueraekmecnotncoefntcriartciuloantsiongccCuKrr.inAg rise within before 1-3 days a rise in and a decline CK and drops after more 3-5 daysofinjury. rapidly than does Serum myoglobin usually increases the concentration of CK. Myoglobinuria is `amlasionetaxipnecttheedabwiiltihtytohfabtdhoemmyuoslcylsiess.toTchonetrraoclte.ofIfmtyhoegcloonbcienntirsattoiosntoorfe manydogclaorbryinoxinygtehenuarnidnethisus high, the urine may take on a red-brown or cola colored appearance (6). eIfnfetchte chuarsraelnstosbtuedeyn,osbisgenirfviecdanitneplreevvaitoiuosnlsyinpeprlfaosrmmaedCKPFwOeSreanodbsaemrvmeodniinutmrepaetrefdlaunoirmoaolcs.tanTohaitse `(mAyPoFgOlo)bipnricmoautledsntoutdibese.obDseesrpvietde tbheicsaeuvsiedaelnlcmeeoafsumruescdlvealduaemsagine,treelaetveadtainondscoofnturroilnaarnyimoarlsserum wwearsenbotelpoowsstihbeleli0mitacocfurdaetteecltyiomne.asPuorsesimbyloegelxopbliannalteivoenlss aorretthhaatt,adruatc-stpoecliifmiicteadsssaaympislenesciezses,arity. The assay used `human samples. in the current In addition, study was the sample not specific for collection may the rat, but developed for use have occurred after an initial with rise and fall ninotciarkcuelaotninagrseedr-ubmromwynogcloloobrinaslwevoeulsl.d bHeoweexvpeerc,tetdhewiutrhiniencorfetarseeadteldevrealtss oinf uthreincaurryremnytogsltoudbyind.id Blood lactate/pyruvate mitochondrial toxicity ratios are widely used (7). Despite previous as a noninvasive observations (see test for the detection study background in of the protocol) tshuigsgsetsutdiyngdtohantotPFsuOpSpomrtaythcisauhsypeotmhietsoicsh.ondIrniaadldittoixoinc,itty,hetdheeclraecatsaeted/lpaycrtuavtaetelervaetlisosobmseearsvuerdedin in tthhiiss,sittuidsyobdvoiroiuotsstuhpatpoirrtritthaetihony/psottrehsessioscctuhrast iPnFPOFSOtSretartemaetnetd alenaidmsaltso ltahcatticcaaucsideoseilse.vatDieosnpsitine fcirracnuklarthianbgdloemvyeollsyosfisC,K.andIttihsatpoisfssiabmlpeltehdatatthae laantiemratlismeinptohiinst,stwuoduylhdahdanvoetsyheotwpnroignrcersesaesdedto lactate and lactate/pyruvate ratios as expected. Conclusions `mTohreibruesnudlittsyo.fTthhiisssstuupdpyorsthsotwhethhaytpPotFhOeSsicsatuhsaetsmaunscilnecrdeaasmeaginepolcacsumras CinKPlFeOveSlstrperaitoerdtroatosv.ert Bneoccaounscelunseiiotnhsercaurnibnaerdyrnaowrnplaansdmfaurmtyhoerglsotubdiinescoaurledrebqeuidreetdecttoedinivnesctoingtartoel tohrestereeantdedposianmtpsleass, well as Future 10 explain the studies should, increased CK levels if possible, utilize a observed in rat-specific this and other PFOS and APFO studies assay for urinary and serum myoglobin. Although expected increases in lactate and lactate/pyruvate ratios were not observed, further Page 3of 14 T629F5in3a1l:ReSp7or7t `stmuudsicelse marietorcehqounidrreida1,0pionsvseisbtliygalteeatdhiensgeteonrdhpaobidnotsmyaonldystiosdeatnedrmlaicnteiciafcPiFdoOsSiscaatutsoexsicdaemxapgoseutroe levels. tis possible that rhabdomyolysis. It may btehemaonriemaalpsprionprthiiastesttuodiynvheasdtingoatteyetthepsreogernedspsoeidnttso frank by dosing at lower levels over a toa state of period of days to reach overt rhabdomyolysis. the same cumulative dose; thus allowing for the progression Page dof 14 List of Tables and Figures: Table 1: Raw data Figure 1: Body Wight Change (day 0- day 1) Figure 2: Liver Weight Figure 3: Plasma Lactate Figure 4: Plasma Pyruvate Figure 5: Plasma Lactate/Pyruvate: Figure 6: Plasma Creatine Kinase T629F5in3a1l:ReSpTo7r7t Page Sof 14 EE 22 E1 38a ls|ol sss sslssl ole] z = 2 EEEEEESEREER of 3 = 1 3oF 2s2 TT | gubiabiii 2 iff1%) = [3] 22%) 23] SEE s is HE {|%|5[5]9]5] 515% %]5]5 45 =I5ls(s]3(5{glsl={g5]s 2x3) HE RTCEEEEE 5 ae igs S35,id3RRBN ER 3253 EREERSENREE SE. 23T SY & 28 i238 g= 223 EEEE & 2 FEEEEEEREEREE El 3 Ef T 5 a8 | i 5 || && IainTE gE Ligacy ved les 3 : |a i g : ||| g : Lo 8: || | i> Z || 3 EERE] Eeled | 5 less a 3 Se Se -- fatidage dmg [ete RR | | =x e g$ &3 i = 32 3 | % | | 5 8sf8] g 8 e: 58 55 23%2: ous ; Ef ' gd : i | | i 2 | 1 I ob SEEN 5 HL] hd j Ek i : ak [HBS Bb A EO S| | | | 2 | Co || $ g | & I| .E | LE CE ! Bl li . SE a... : || | | iz & f= 8 8} 383% g sweib : fl| | eR HL] TT Fr rrr i e | | || mn : SEE | =ihIE Za 1 || | Cd CLL :78f3533 BE , | | | || | | t i Nn | : "| he on i0 PL g | TTT | || I EL ae i 4 El . i Eg 0|0] | al "od |e 3 2: CEE ae LE a. | | Cl | | : 8858: 882; (nouns) oww) || i} NERA PL 2 CE 0 HR F AREo Eo R] B EL | Co CRC L EE.oEI :PEPE 4 E| GE > oo References 7629F5in3a0l:Re5p7o6r9t 1. 3M 7 Medical Department, Corporate Toxicology Protocol for Study No. T-6295.31 ST- 2. APenrfilnuvoersotoicgtaatinoensuolffothneatmee(cPhFaOnSi)s,m20o0f1.toxicity in adult rats exposed to high levels of 3. 632M95M.e3d1icSTa-l77D.epAarntmienvnets,tiCgoartpioornaotfetThoexmiceoclhoagnyisAmmeonfdtmoxeincitty#1in faodrulStturdatysNeox.poTs-ed to high levels of Perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS), 2001. 4. S3tManMdeadridcOaplerDaetpianrgtmPernotc,edCuorrepo(rTatOeXTSoOxiPc)olNoo.gy0Str9ate5~gGicL0TPoxPircooglroagmyPLraobcoerdautroer,y1999. 5. 3MEMCLHaAbNAInSiTmaIlCRReEviSeEwACRoCmmHitItNeTeIAMniEmDalPURsEaGgeNAApNpTlicPaRtiEoGn NNoA.N2T00R1A-0T1S82A,ND MICE - AMENDMENT TO AUA # 2001-0182, 2001. 6. iOnmhiabritMor.sA..,AnWniallssonofJ.PPh.,aramnadcCotohxeTrSa.py(3250,011)09R6h-a11b0d7o.myolysis and HMG-CoA reducatse 7. DanedPGihneireaurxdiG.,R.Ch(1a9r9i6o)t. P.L,iApmidm-il-oSwaeiridngM.d,ruLgosuaanmd Fm.,itLoecjhoonndcrJi.aLl.,fuAnscttiieorn:A.,EfJfaeccottsootfB., BHrMJGC-lCinoAPharerdmuacctoalse42i:nh3ib3i3t.o3r3s7o.n serum ubiquinone and blood lactate/pyruvate ratio. Page 130f 14 ! Signatures: Prepared By: rr Deanna Luebker, M Study Director Reviewed By: Glo 2. Cuiloteot John Butenhoff, Ph.D. DABT, CIH Laboratory Management < Dan Hakes `Sponsor Representative T-629F5in.a3l0;ReSpTo6r9t 04Lazfz004 Date o1/23/200y Date 9%/393/0 fue Page ldof 14