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oot Ap6 1568 ATTACHMENT I 3 I WSL WNC BZA DUPONT LEGAL ENT cwomotresm gi--naen WINDELS MARX LANE& MITTENDORF. 118 156 WesT SOTE STREET Naw Yomm. N.Y. 10018 p-- fax: 2m 262-1218 Ws oo JEwa Wmuomocr `Scptember 7, 2004 TSCA Confidential Business Information Ceater (7407M) UE1S2PS0.A1EECnaovsnitsrt-oiRtnumoteoinomtnaA1lv4Pe2rr8outeec,tNio.nWA.gency `Washington, DC 20004-3302 Ladies and Gentlemen: Toxic Substan`cWees rCoenptrreoslenAtcMtI(CTSSpCeAc)i,alwteyCshuebmmiictaolns,bInec.boaPfulorufsrucalntieotntSeacctoipoyno8f(a) orfetphoret dated FeAarueusgiuoisrntogo2w3ci,tta2hn03o0Mi4catoncdMiiddtu(enPPiFOoSA.n)pt.t.oAdAibsyDceDuprs.asrGbulimooelvosagtnincMiaalCnmoaosgnteiatoroofrftihoneugroUcfnliMivieentrtesrnietcyweooifvrekVdeerrasocneoaxppydooessfcctdrhiteboing 2 FemorandimonAugust23, 2004 duringanoverseastip. imports PFOAMpiutrecahiasisedanfrIotamliMaintceonmipiantnoytwhheiUcnhitmeadnuSftaatcetsu.res PFOA in Italy. Our elient favorable and oIunrgeclnieernatld,toheesinnoftokrmnaotwiotnhdateasncyebienfdoirnmtahtieoenncilnotsheedrerpeoprotrtianpdpiecaatresstaosbuebstantial trfoiosmkr.amkaHetotiwheoevnesirsu,btmhoieusrosniclloiyneoinntnfiosarpnmoartteiiocnnaawpuohtsiiicthoibontanashtriaossym.saObkoueurtctthlahiteenbdtieaotldeovrgmiiiscneaaslttimhooanntitatnhoder,eintnchgelrdoeesfseocrdrei,bdeedciindetdhe report. 16you have any questions, please call me at 212-237-1140. vrtruly yours, cEcES:mgHitoshi Insda, Esq. Takehiro Fujimure, Esq. Ms. Marian Roach Goasaaray Edward E. Shea < 7 EREro2t0G04l7avaE2a0 ml Costa DUPONT LEGAL ENV! SEUposnaa, aiti8anMoi vegodhSietcduai drcddofrolVseLLan ravsoivinorraoo Pa 6,ag5eC eiGa,n16E r.5s741DoVzEeRONA FARCBTISGE DSipectetz.ione MITENTSpA Trissizo (VI) `Verona,23.08.2004 Report onthemeeting held opFriday 20*andSaturday 21" 2004 at the Innat Montchanin Village (Wilmington, USA)with 3MandDuPont delegations. 1. Panicipants: --JGoehwnyBOultseaeknioff 33MM,,ctlaixniiccaalloegpiisdtemiologist --PLeatmeyrZGoilbleiles D3uMP,ooatc,ecxpeurtpinableitapliitdmhpeohtyansbioacliilssnm -JohnGreen DuPont, statistician ~-GReorbailndLKeoennaerddy DuDupPoonntt,,teapxiidceomloigoilsotgist ~RobertRickard -Giovanni Costa MDiutPeonnit,,oaxciccoluogpistahetalithpohynsiacialn 2 Background On August I have been invited by G. Olsen (3M) to participate in this meeting, organised jointlywithP.Gillies(DuPont),aimedatdiscussingtheresultsoftheanalysisof thedatacollectadbymeatMiteni plantinTrissiw,concerningtheworkersofthePF. department. 1 ee LASER 07 EMM DUPONT LEGRL ENT prog GlovamiCosta SpEG oacpioacirtaaidnvMoMogdaSceiusddr doiolViLeLnars avovoonarroo PlRpgeT Ven CF ra Wel roe workiAngsgritowuaps,beavneasgraereeddlaassteyeeaatiifnectohlelaabmobriattioofntwhietAhtPhMeEm-sAiPmFeOdaatdehvoaleutaotxioigctohloegdiacatls relateDdetsoptihteetpehreisodmiaclall,nbuimolboegricoaflwmoornkietorrsiinngvooMflivtedea(icowmoprakreerdstoex3poMsaenddtoDPuFPOaAp.tworkers), suchdaawere considered withbumanphysiology, 0 very such hcealbpofru:loifnwuonrdkeresrtahansbedeningancyhepocskseidbrleeginutlesraycstiinoncoef197F9 ObAy o3nMuawolrmkeedris,casloemxeamwionrakteirosns(,oinntveolgurnattaerdybbyassiesv)ehraalvebbleoeodnacuhdecukreidn.eoacncaalsyisoinsa.lIyn(t1h9e5c3,as1e95o6f, ca20m0y0)i,nwghoenreagseDcuerPaolnetxdaimidnnaotticoanrroyfomuatrregthualnar4c0h0ecvkesrokferssu,cthhkeirnedsiulnttshoefpwahsit,cbhuatetdiusneobwy theenTdhoefrefhoirsey,etahre.statisticalcnalysisofMitenidatawas consideredveryusefulfrchecking chwheectkhseorofrlnarogteargnryopurpe-scaltini3McalaanddveDrusPeoenfftepcatscsou,ldadndefdoertfesuttehde,rimnoorredederttaoibleetdtienrvaedsdtrigeastsitohnes on some specific biological So,inDecember2003 parameters. (afrdiscussion snd agreement withMiteni general management themeetingheldinFrankfurtanNovember 217) I eatG,Olsenthe firstdambase of the biclogicelmonitoringofMiteniworkers (in anonymonsformat)and,inFebruary2004, on occasionofthe SOTConfezerice heldinBaltimore,Ihad afirstmestingwiththemandother 3M andDuPontexperts (scemyreport dated 29.03.04 and abstract below) for a preliminary analofythsediatsa. neat, wedecided ofotegntethedatasetwithsome morespecificanalysis concerning the lipids metabolism, thst collected during the periodical, annual blood check carriedoutin Springthisyear. Consequenty,twomonths ago I seat. Olsenand P.Gilles two updated detasets (sll {n smonymous format), one concetrhbnioilognicgaldaaavailable since 1987ofllexposed workersto PFOA, sadthesecondoneconcerningthelastblood amalysiscarriedoutia Spring 2004. 2 pTE tme SERS.2004% S:3M DUPONT LEGAL tRvITTS +" Prof. Giovanni Costa Eatodrs dlModdiolLcaraes PU e neirgvdao,eg1h5Sr.9ds73&i1VVEecrRoOhnNA cr.cSoruSnuensaask wr - 3. Preliminary resultsofthestatisticalanalysis hespay of theftdese ilasts17mydearasvsretlatioan toptohseiPbFleOAsmblaoold levoelfs bnidolopgoimcaaelexppteorhsaemtedtewsros4r,kyeoercactsuor(e2fdi0n0di0on-ut2th0ea0n3y)dheisfeofnsdthoeantenwccosuelad bee dsutisctoicmaplalyriansgsocipatoesded PFOA exposure. he sisal sulyss, cavedoutby Dupont expersain,confimedte mesnsofappropriate satel programsbY gaverlsforalmostallthe 37 bleed purnmetesconsidered: in paiular oosigificn ceswere dori 3 concerns `haematology,proteinsmetabolism,smmunology,liver,kidneyaod prostatefunction. nly someslightcfson lipids metabolismweredetaced, which deserve Sure analysIinsfaaacdt,praopleigrhitnitnercprreeatsaetioofnst.otal cholasterlinworksexposeto PFOAwas bierved. whichsloappescedtoshowa0fcressin trend ssocirad withthe highestblood PFOA levpelis.nabtein1scheowsofhtetclomhpaorlissnofienxepxopsoesdeadnwdonrkoewress.Tpohsesdwisornkoefrsrenedethoefolbigehct pid, uchasSygocsdes in pul, but he raionofNoxHDL.Cholesterol"seems thatconcerned. Figure 1showsthe positive.corrbee twel entaotat lchi oleo sten rol andPFOA blood levels in the last 4 years (when total cholesterol PFOA was measured): a concentration seems $0 be slight association between, PFOA consoivesrttheeyenarts. Figur2e blood shows level and hesamotrendas congemns "Non-HDL Cholesterol" 3 7 7SESrot,2G0i0ovaBniCIosta DUPONT LEGAL ENT SUpnda i`Maiee&IddMivnoccr pgooledCeSdhidiiu3rcrt ru7iaarssogdceflYeVleLoEoLs aoRrsrvssOneos cr. FcFRAtoaONsTeIramOirR00805A woul noo Table 1: Comparisonofthe mainlipid componeatsinexposedand pon-expwoorskeerds PFOA Sapo [IminauitrneArie o [a Nos-FFOA roa Serva ples oatCost Hol choennt re Non HoL. Cosel Noa HOLADL Tealreeds maze Be ws w as wr mas ese ws ose mao on nso 2520 as rer wa on PemograpicChaat a wss1o wares an ne mise ar20s on apse esses on Jr otree ornovel men SEM py7 poSn HeoOAS nefom 00 apccolcion . LEIS. GM DUPONT LEGAL ETT wer ro . SpotcPtorlodisfNt.as5GdniigbolvCaenodrnninadoCnadloolsLLtaaaavvoorroo P Unr i5dpoogeSri ianrdrsdtfVtVs EorRhoOnNaA Cr.cR3AtGGEaTmIRaOyRDSazsn EE -- Figure1:Correlationsbetween TotalCholesterol Esme (log)and PFOA (log)levelsinthe 4years I [i wa i : ETT EET EEE `Figure2:Correlations betweennon-HDLCholesterol(log) eadPFOA(log)levelsinthe 4years Ei 3 oo E Lo aE ETRE 7 [---------- a vm rennin ta fl & dat i CE : CY - SEL 15.2007 Q:23MM DUPONT LEGAL ENVITM"TM . . . Prof.Giovanni Costa La4tMoodince dorLavooro TS Ve or. cAor TniI 0t2b8esa wus . . In the lightof these findings, G. Olsen (3M epidemiologist) reviewed the 3M datasets relatedtotheirsurveyscarried out in 1993,1996and2000, nd aprelimianzaalyrsyis concerningcholesterollevelsappearstobeinagreementwith theMitenidata. Inotherwords,itseemsthatPFOA(probablyonlyathigh blood concentratioenasn) interferewithmetabolism ofCholesterol,inparticularbyincreasingthefactionof "NenHDL Cholesterol". `Suchfindingsneed 8preciseinterpretation,alsobecausethey are incontrast with the animal experimental data(rats), where PFOA causes a decrease ofcholesterol levels.Thatcan berelatedtointerspeciesdifferencesindrugmetabolism, whicharealsoraisedforthe differentfindingsincarcinogenicity(it icareinogenin ats,butnotaprimatesandhumans). Inordertoelucidatebeterthe possible mechanismsunderlyingsucheffect P. Gillies, DuPontexpert on lipidmetabolism,madeanupdatedreviewofthe curreatknowledgeon : lipids metabolism, trying fotakesomehypothesisaboutpossiblemechanists.Accordingto `his analysis,sucheffectcannotbemediatedby a PPARalfamechanism(assuggestedforrats), `buritisprobablydueto an interferencewith aprotein (CEPT)able to transfer ofcholesterol inblaondolivd er, Heisgoing tohave a deeperinsight an suchmatterbothbyfurther discussionwiththobestacaderny expertsoalipidsandby a biomolecularstudyconceming thenuclearrecefoprsutchoprortesin. &Commusanidrcegualatcorlyasopecnts. RobertRickard(DuPont)saidthti goingtohave aFYI(`Foryourinfomation') `mestingwith EPAnextWedneAsudguasty25,. Accordingtothe TSCA $e uleshekas to repos10 EPAstynewdataconcerning. `possibletoxicological characteristicsof PFOA DuPmaoy kunotw,with perticular refecence to human bealth. He exphoissageendda, whichincludesanupdatingof therecenttoxicological snudies. carried outattheHaskellLabconcemingtheexposureofratsandmicetolinear,branched ` So LaJr naE CCfs0m 0CGE eCse GnTMa t,DUPONT LEGAL BWT wen LFE i and mixed (linear/branched) PFOA, as well as thepresentation.ofsome ongoing studies, dealing with the health Virginia, end examinstion:ofmothre4e 00 workerast DuPont the reviewof epidemiological datz conceming "Washington" plant mortality in geoeral in West ZobelGM) villa communica fe popastion of West Vigiia. G. Olin 12d epidemiological data concerning 3M workers L. at Decatur and A ntw erp p la nt s . Insuch ageods bewould tketomention slosome fiodings relatedto thedat on pid metabolism mentioned above, related to Miteni workers, `keeping anomymous the sourceof data. Inparticular,he wouldlike reportthepositive findingsof alonglastingmedical uorlvoegiilcsanlcpeoafrsweorrkser,sceoxnpooesrneidotgotBhFeOmAa,nshtaorwgientganrogoofsfactnsdofnugteonenrsa,l heexacletphtafdoral&smoiolnd possibleinterference withlipid:metabolism, whichdeservesfustheranalysis. So,beaskedme whethec he can feportsuchdat,inparticular be would like to show ane oFtwo charts slated to the lidparameters (suches figure 130d 2)fnbispresestaton, without seutoxiag thesource andthe pameof Mitei, andwithout giving EPA.soy writen `document. As replied tha 1 couldnotdealwith uchrequest,buthemustaskandge theformal permissionfromMites Managemen, duetotheshor time availableheaskedme10passyou uchrequestinonde to getyour Fespomse(Whatever ts) a8soomespossible. `Withkindregards Prof.Giovanni Costa , Vd SSE S007 B:04AM DUFONT LEGAL EMTS ` Pro[ . Giomvanayi Costa SPEG ipazeeracnr tiidneaooMga el3dSii7dcui1sdnt 5aitddi 1llea!VLas EoLrnaRvevoOnorNersAo Cr. S CBFCnA ANsAeTC Mr D3ua move roe - Abstractofmy report dated 29.03.04 concerning the meetingofthe APME-APFO adhoctoxicologygroupo, keldin Beltimore on. March 24.03.04. cuommemnet5n.e2"cm.TephldWeooryCokefhweearseisr.r(emAasbanohniuoGttletadostsehbmaabtsarmjkuossottsnotfaarbtelhdoeioctdaomlnepdviaenslimkeoesndrimetpeorresisonegmntpeeraddoivginrcatemhcmeoenWicnGemthihenaigdr heparamerees 1becollectedfrom theworkers). Heencoalulcomrpanaiesgtoeshdave otraediirndaattetahientohuetwcaomyetshfaotrMtihteeAniPaMnEdgr3oMuhpa;d|dgoanveehiintmhmeypawsti,elnldihenagflonsroetahssakste.dmeto co- `As alsoAsahiGlass is sending itssampleto theGerman lab alreadyused by Solvay, I suggestedthatall European should joia this lab, providedthatit is quite reliable, 1i0ntohrdeeitnttAeorslaicmctioitnoctnheweminftsaohctuloirrpdisadtthmsae,ttcaIaibnonflcoiorsnmmfeodiuntnchadeltlghareborouerpsauttlhitaostn.wwietahnGaelaysriynOgltsheenm(w3iMt)haroefderPeentceer. GiWleldineess(dDauyPomnotr)m;iosgeweitthheGe.nOcllsoesneadnrdeJp.orBtouf tthhe m(ee3enMt)ioanngfdhPfe.ldGstiMaarlnidotGlt.hKoeetnenlesodny (DuPont).'6. KennedyconfirmedthatDuPontisstartingitsbiomonitoringaccordingto the protocolhecirculatedto thegroupinthelastweek. On Wednesday evening | have been DiunvPiotendtffoorrcadxcihnsnaegribnygiLnafrorrymatJiaonnsesnb(oLuatwtyheerw)oarknedrRso"bbieormtoRniictkoarridng((sSceieeantcteaDcihreedctroerp)oo).f AMetettaicnhgmewnitth1.G. Olsen and J. Butenhofl 3M toxicologists), Peter Gillies and J. Kennedy(DuPonttoxicologists) "On Wednesds24ymorning, 1 had a 3-hour meetingwithwith 3M and DuPont toxicologisttodiscussthe preliminary findingsof thedatacollectedin MITENIworkers andconcerningthe possible interference.ofPFOAwith lipidmetabolism. G.Olsen havecarried out &preliminary statistical analysis of the biochemicaldata related to year 2002 and2003, whichshowedsomepossibleslighteffectson HDLand LDLcholesterol. lipid 'P. Gillies (DuPont expert componentsand theirpossible on lipids)described the interaction with PFOA. meaningof the different blood After along discussion and acareful] analysis of thepresentdats, it hasbeen conventedoaddfudr atat toh thede atar set, inpardcularthoserelatedtotheongoing `biomonitoring whichis due toend byApril. Inthis surveyfurtheranalysisoflipidsand proteins (LDL.Cholesterol, APO-A2, APO-B, reactive C-protein) have been add in oerdder toclarify better such interaction. So, I agreed insending them suchnew dats by theead of April andthen start 3 deeperstatistical analysis. `The results are expected to be sent to 2 toxicology jouraal for publicatiboyn the endof the year. 5 TOTAL P10 72