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- A T-2253 "AL ORIGINAL ARG -- 0965 w*ihUKEH, - 0800 - 37> anaAabtTseiorerspAutedimoDniinsiatnsdrtirBbaiutotitioronannosfafnoKdr-mEEtalhtiyimloinnFaOotfSiEoN-n-IEAotCfhCyialncbFOoeSneE-d14 Sanaary 19, 1983 gel 0 uo lh Conducted Att During: Conducted By: R3ikeCrentLearboratories, Inc. St. Paul, Minnesota 55144 October 1980 to February 1981 5. 3. Gibson and 3. D. Johnson Report By: Sf Gloory 1/27/73 S5.en3i.orGiLbasboonratory TechniciDaante R/57 3R.esDe.alsfhohSnpseonc,ia4lsist Date Reviewed By: 2 ( Row 1J21]83 MRaEna.gerO,berD,rugPhMDetabolism Date Hig yo 03477 TaofbConltenets ' rage INEEOCEION +veeverssessersessnsrnsssessessensnerens 1 Materials and Methods +oeveeusersersnersessesseesneres 1 Carbon-14 Labeled N-Ehyl FOSE veeuvessessnssnesnns 1 Preparation of Dose/Feed MIXLUE vveversessseres 2 Adninistration Of DOSE .eesseeseersesserreeseeres 2 Sample COLLEGELON +evverserseeseessessassesnesness 3 Radiometric ANalYBes ..veerreeseeisiereeeisieseens 3 Sample Preparation for Radiometric Analyses oo... 3 Analyses Of SERPLES -vervreseeriiisenrenieiseenes 4 Isolation and Identification of Metabolites ........ 4 EXLFACEION +ovvvensenreersennenneranernnnennenes 4 Column CHEGRBLOGEBBRY +evvevserveessessneessseses 4 Thin-Leyer Chromatogeaphy of Column Fractions .... 5 Results and DISCUSSION veevreseersessasessenssesees 5 ExtDeBnLtEAaBnUdLIROoNute+vovferEvxrcsrveetrisosnssnannsdrsTnissssnusesessensseres 5 Isolation and Identification of Metabolites ........ 8 References ouvveusersreseesessnesnesssssaeseessesnes 10 List of Tables, Figures and Appendices +eseessesserses 11 cosas Page 1 Summary Asfutlefroneanisdiongleethaonroall) do(sneeaonfdNos-es,thy1l0.1F3OSmEg-/Tk4gC)_(2i-nN-feetehdyltopefrafslteudorcroacttsane~ cv(eagrrryboounsp=lso1w4o;f4sf3)r,oambsaot0r-b3le2eda.dsatysE7,l0%imonialnnydatip6ro3%onbaoobfflycthamerobrodneo-s1et4haivnsiae70l%uirmiionfneattehaden.dtofteFacelecsal is eoflimtihneatdiiosnmpoefarcaanrcbeon-f1r4omipslaabmoautof20-c3a0rbofno-l1d4thfartomofdayuri1net.o dTahye1h6alifs-l7i.f5e da1an9yo-stM.hMerRAmaemnteaatlbyaosbliosiltietasefortfohmeN-pleeitrvhefyrlluohFarOsoSocEbteaeinnseostluealntfteodatniafvtreeolmyanliiiovdnee.rntwiafIsniedaidddaesinttipioefnri,felduobryooctanesulfonmide. Introduction mIendiaadtdeitiionnthteo pberiondguctaioprnodoufctothseorldprboydu3c,ts.N-etNh-yElthFyOlSPEOSiEs iaskeiympoirnttaenrt PihnostphehatsetuedsyteorfsFCof-8N0-7etmheytlabPoOlSiEsmanbdecanuseaddtihetiotnhrPeCe-8e0s7tercsontoafiFnsC-8a07traacree m0e.t8ab4o)liotfesNo-cectuhrylfFrOoSmE.PC-8I0t7waonudldN-bestheyxlpeFctOeSdE vthiaatdipfofsesriebnlte pcaotmhmwoanys or btihoattraanfstferorphmoasoptnhaotfe Ne-settehrylhydPrOoSlEysainsd FoCf-8P0C7-80f7oll(oswysstiemniiclarandp/aotrhwagyust.) the TNh-uest,hylthPeOSaEbsworeprteioinn,vetsitisgsauteedd.istrTihbeutrieosnu,ltsandarebidoitsrcaunsssfeodrmaitnitohneofcontext sofulfootnhaetre.fluorochenical metabolism data from FC-807 and perfluorooctaneMaterials and Methods Carbon-14 Labeled -Ethyl OSE cats ere1stcvroaycsn0orn * Denotes Position of Carbon-14 Label N-Ethyl POSE is 2-N-ethyl perfluorooctanesulfonsmido ethanol. Tshterucctaurrbeo)n.-14Onlabtehle biassiast tofhethcearbsopneci@fitco tahcetivsiutlyfurdetaetrommin(asteieona,bove Chemical characterization, and radiochemical purity reported separately Ts(ht1eu),siseptsheeci(NfR-iiecktehraycltIisPvoOitStoEyp-e'o4fICnvthewenastolrjoytudNgouefmdbN-eserutiht4y6al8b)lFeOiSsfEo-r0'.m44eC8t3au+bsoeld0i.s0i2mn0stthueCdsiie/ensg.. The radiochemical purity deternination vas repeated on the N-ethyl FPiOgSuEr-e1s4C 1-d5o)sinagndstohleutNi-ocnth(ysleeFOASpEp-e1n4dCixva1s-fToaubnldeto1, beandstAplpeeansdtix96%1 = pure. C0349 Page 2 Animate WianldeivCihdaurallesmetRailvemredtCabbolriatssa,ceaiggehstfworeek4s8 ohlodu,rsveprreiorcontdoidtoisoinnegd. toThe Fats were fasted with free access to water for 24 hours prior to deboorsdeiyngwd.eoisgeThdhtesinobfgordoryuaptwsseiwogfihtths3i;nrainengadecidhvidgfurraaolmup2ro2a0fts3tvoewre3sr2e9sgew,lietcmhteieandn21s27o7grtagh.mast oRtfahtes Cchaocwh oatnhderw.aterTheatFeartsdowseirneg.alloved free access to Purine Ground Dosing Preparation ofDose Peed Mixture An N-gthy) POSE-14C" solution vas prepared by weighing N-ethyl NvFooOelStuEhm-ye1l4CvPiOtiShnEt-so1b4gacol1ustolelitueteritohCnanlovalas,ss Aacnrdavnomlsiufxmeeirtnrrgeidcbytofliaansvke4,rtliiantdgej:rustbiTenhagkeertoand PVuarsinsatiGrrroeudndfoCrhoonwewahsouraddtehde.n tTrhaensNf-eerrtehdyl tPoOSaE-g'l4aCs/sfeterdaymiaxndturtehe meitxhtanuorle wwaass edveatpeorrianteedd. byThceombcuasrbtoino-n14(sceoenAtpepnetndoifxth2eanddose/feed Appendix 2 - Table 1). Administration of Dose EaVaniccehinftdoaisvtithdeuedalriantmseitdweaalsofwmeeitegaahcbheodlicasigmmemceatdgoiea.theollAyd bftehefeeodrsceiunpgbleeviansgoratalrtatndaoscsfheee.drrweidTthheto Some vas a veighed mount of Purina Ground Chow containing 0.531 53 Nh1-o,eu2rt,hyplearniFdoOdS4.E-d1a4yFCso/rgp.roasttAsdlolssaecofrciofntishcueemderdaattsthe8i,ndot1sh6,ee aagnrddomuipn3si2stdseaarycserdipfoiiscnteddaostaetw,o a aTointgheorughpeHrOiSoEd ooff tthienefvaasstedallraotweedatteo tchoensfueesd/tdhoesdsosiemme(d1i3atheoluyrs.) ASnuybtGroasctee/dfeefdranmitxhtueretotnoatl dcoosnes/ufmeeeddvamsixtvuerieghegdiveanndtotheeacwheigrhatt. By tIhnespercattsi.on, Thiet adpopseearaeddmintihastterveedryealcihttlreatofvasthecalfceeudlavtaesd sfpriolmietdheby weight of feed consumed. The mean dose was 10.13 mg/kg (see Appendix 3). E CpuhrairnleesLRaibveChrowB,reeRdailnsgtonLabPourraitnoariCeosm,panWyi,lsiSntg.toLno,sisM,assMaicshsuosureit.ts. C3450 Page 3 Sample Collection Urine and feces were collected at 24 hour intervals for each rat sacrificed at 1, 2, 4, and 8 days postdose (groups of 3). Urine and feces were collected at intervals and respectively pooled for eNVEaicehn1,ra2al,teths4syalcr8,ietfhi1ec6r,esdabnaldtoo31d26 avdnaadsysd3p2roesdntaaycsFereposomstFtdahoteseedewse(crgeernodauinpnsegsotfhmeotr3)it.ezedand vLaasnepdrieaptaerleydtprraonmspfetrlryedbytcoenatrhiefpuagraitniiosne.d VaThceutariantesrewetruebes.acrPifliacsemda L=y wehxoslaenguoirgnaantsi.on BaonndeLmiaverrr,owspwlaeseno;btaKiidnneedysf,romantdhelunfgesmuwresreandcollected tibias by splitting the bones and collecting the marrow on pieces of mFtaaat'r,ediannctdoesmmtbiuunssectsli)eonvapenarddest=ch.eollreSecamtmsepidln.eisngDoficgaersscuatbsicsvuetvaentrereoaucstcola(lnedescotapehbdadgoumfsir,noamlstroamtasch, acrificed at | and 2 days postacse. Radiometric Analyses Sample Preparation for Radiometric Analyses FhBeoacmseotsgieonanindzsiomnneagejso3.rndoraRgloaimnqosugoetwnieinrageingparweaapmsaprldeeodneofforitnhcWeaarrbhioonnmg-o1g4elneaantndeaelryissnitsobybcyomPatohdemdoigncgeonneantienasendwpeaarrdetdisnwgeofig1hw.ea0dtegriOnfttootochonemebhopumasorttgieononaftceob.nieoslCoagirinecadvluapsmlaitcteaartkieeanlb.ytotmTaihrxieng 2tnhde hToedmsgbelnoaodtecebleltsweweenresawpeliignhgesd. intSoapcloemsbusotfiobnonecommeasr.row,Carfeatwas datrayTkiaencngk.atrodwHeMoiomgdoheglentah3t0e6esseoxsaniadmdpilszeaesmrpplreoRsmepcwtoelviyegrhyetdoOfadviorcieadcrtblolyno-s1sw4eroeffrowcmeoimgbbhuitsotleobdgyiwciatlh Samples vas deternined by combusting suitable blank homogenates Rs(lofdleauclteeis,,on:alinvdtehree,snedkoirfdenfeetyrh,eenmceuexspceslraeim,npelenastnadwlesrpselaemecpnol)mebusssepttiekde(dsaewtitAthphpeNe-nbedetighxiynln4i)n.FgO,SE-ldc U@irzienceticyoslldeucptliiocnastveer1e:0smm1plaeldiquboetfsoroefferaecehzinsgampalned wveerres cpoiupnettetded directly ints scintiliation vials and 15 ml Adussels vas seed. Plasma was sampled before freezing and counted directly; duplicate dS1ai.mr0pelcmetlslyalveiirqneutootcsoslcodirntani0dl.5ldaamtrlikonalaidvqaiupeoltetesdaprbdleufos1r5e0m.1c5omAuldnutiwsnasgte.eirs waedrdeed.pipAeLtLted 2 pIaickiatrsd.Instrument Company, Tnc., 2200 Warrenville Road, Downers Groves 03481 "to : rage 4 Analyses of Samples ALL radicmetirc measurenents were done using Packard Model 3380 and u3r3i6n5eTrsim-pClaersb LcioquunitdedSdciirnetcitlllya,titonheSpceocutnrtoimnegteerfsf.iciePnorcyplfaosrmaeacahnd tsoamepalcehvassampdleeteranmdinerdecobuyntaidndgi.ng Aaftkenrowneacahmousnmtploef wianstecronrarlecstteadndafrodr bthaeckcgarrobuonnd-w1i4tchonttheentapopfroperaichatesambpllaenkwsasandcalfcorulactoeudn.tingForeffciocmibeunsctye,d osfamptlhees,AEcSou(nMtuitnogmaetifcfiEcxiteenrcnyalforStaenadcahrds)amprlaetivoasmetdheotde.rminTeodcablyibursaete t2h8ededextteornsaellecstteadndasradm,pleasknionwntheamgoruonutpof(tihnreteerwniatlhstlaonwdaAErSd vraatsios caonmdbutshtreede swaimtphlehsi,gharcaotirorse)ctaionnd wtahsesmeadseampfloerstwheererecroecvoeurnytefdr.om For ctohmebuosxtieddizewri.th Tehaecshesrmepcloeversieets (wseereeApbpaesneddixon4re~fTearbelnecse s1a-4m)p.les Isolation and Identification of Metabolites Extraction Adlaiyqsuoatfsterofdotshieng9:1wehroemopgooelneadt.es oTfheliavleirquoftosr r(abtyswesiagchrti)ficcoendtaaitne2d gaentaottaelvaosf e1x,t0r52actvgedeqthurievealetnitnsesofwitN-hetdhiyelthFyOlSEe-t1h4ecr.withhebhacokmo-exE1r,a5c0t0iomn1sanOdf tthhee feitnhaelr vviotlhumweatoefr.wateTrhevafsina1l,20v0olmulm.e ofTheetheetrhervaswas Tehveapwoartaetredlaanydertvheasreasciidduiefiweadsvirtehdi2s5s0olmvLedofin1m0e8thHaCnLoland(Fsrtaicrtrieodn 1). dfoirethaynlhoeutrh.er.ThTehewateetrherlavyaesr weavsapotrhaentedextanrdacttehde rtweosidtuienewsaswitrhe tdhiessoflilvteedr icnakmeetwhaasnolext(rFarcatcetdiotnwo2).tinTehsewiwtahterchvlaosroffoirlmt-ermeedthaannodl w1:a1s r(evd/vi)s.solTvheed cihnlomreothfaonronl-ne(tFhraancotliownas3).evaporated a.nd the residue Column Chromatography Thrge 2.0 cn in diameter columns were packed to 40 cm with silica eextiracitnioanchoflorloifvoerrmwesrleurrcyh.romTahtoegrtahprheeedfrbyacptlioancsingfrtohmetheextract on cthhelorcooflourmnn. anEdacwhashcionlgumnitvaisnteoluttheedbweidthwit5h00 amlsmoafllCHaCmloyunt(Eolfuate A5)0,0 m5100ofmlmeotfhacnholloro(fEolruna-teneCt)h.anoTlhe1:1nin(ev/vf)rac(tEilounastewBe)r,e eavnadporated tcaordbrony-n1e4sscoanntdenrte.dissolved in methanol and then analyzed for 2 CUnotmepialn,y, acIntci.v,atWeidllsiialmiscpiocrta,ciPden1n0s0y/l1v2a0nimae.sh, Clarkson Chemical 03482 Page 5 : Thin-Layer Chromatography of Column Practions mBaecthhanoofltheelutsiioxn)colvuemrne afsrsaacyteidonsbythtahtin-cloanytearinecdhicoamrabtoogne-a1p4hy(.notSmall liquogs of the materisl vere straskea on pre-adsorbent silica gel pSIonlltaovteenstscinsayntsdit1eitnah.teipo`lnTahvteieapsllsawtecreoesntwdaeeivrneeilnotgpheedmnetsthcoarna1cp5hedcmanidnin70t..55hemcinselsofeecgtmaeednts mstciotodiniviivetidaylsepceirvnetrsee1g1mc1eoannuttnEteedxvparsaensadsdedtedhde.sadatpTaehceoweecnrotenteocnfatlsctuooltfaalttehcdearabnsaocnitnfita4idliolon-a-the Plate. Results and piscusston Extent and Route of Excretion and Tissue Distribution The results indicate that at least 708 of an oral dose of N-sthyl FTTaOhbSelEe-d1a4t1Ca, aftdhrmeoimndiaastntaaelryfseoerdsiuonrfinfeefeedcaensatolyfposrreesviinaodcueisvlsiydhuoafmlasrtieandtTsarbaaltrsee s2i,hsowaann.bdsoirntbheed. dTahteasefdoratatotaarle esxrcprreetsisoend s(efeccuesmulpaltuisveuripneer)cenAtreofshdovonmeienxTcarbetleed.3. (The dPaetraiodareinlAipspteenddiaxs y5g- eTqaubilveaslen1tsanNd-e2t)h.ylAPsOSsEh-o1w4nCienxTcarbelteed2,perexctriemetion 034. 83 cao$rf5.b0to0onteoa1fl4ctah1rsebo2dno0-s-1e34013fvioaledliumnroiirnneeateeidxstvneionatsiuevrxeitnetenh.sainveeh;leinbyifneac32talidoaneylvsiimapionsauttrdiionosenes,of sFohroeuvter6,08thoef texhteendto.neofbcyar3b2edn-a1y4s peolsitmdionnaet.ionThveiagafesctersoinistesSttiinlallonly atfrfaencstitthtieneratien fofasteexdcrertaitoenfeodf faecneosnsbiasor<b3e0dhocuormspou(n3d).whiTchhe dfoeecsslnot excretion rate of rats in this study 1s normal and does not seem to be affected by the N-ethyl FOSE-4C (see Appendix 7 and Appendix 7 - Td4a6abyhl,oeura1sn).dpo8Tshtdaeaoynsmeeapnofosrtcduomtshueelatvgiarvsoeup3sp8e.ro1fcen31t4.f4ao,ftsdaonsdsaecr1ei5.xf2ci,creedtreedsatpveic2atidvfaeeelc,ye.s4by SSiinncgelecaorrbaoln-d1o4seLeivsemlosstfoulnidkeliyn ftoecersepratese4n8thomuaetserioarllattheart ahafsterbeean Cuubmeiolrabteidveandpectoheennteoxfcrdeotseed erxactrheertedthvainaunfaebcseosrbferdoncotmipnoeunodf, dotsheing to 4p6echoaunrsofoseddoosese.not(4s1b4e-o38r0b)ed.18 Tthhues,uppaetrleLaisntit7o0fpethrecenetstiomfattehefdorose Of N-ethyl POSE-14C was absorbed. TaGhrneoauldpyissgeeodfstfiorvraetscatrrsbaacoctnrs-i1f4i(ceecsdoonpthaeatgnut3s4,faornstdoim4na8dcihhv,oiudruasanldporisantttdeeosstiein.neesa)Tchhveeofrreestuhelts NT(oapebetlrhecyeln| tPfOooSfrEtdoehsqeeum)ievaa6ireernattssah/oowanroefinrteTipasebsaluteeed4i.ninApT(paTebhnledeidax4.ta6.)TshceePemecexeapsnredtsaostteaadl4f5rom3 GGcfair"bttohhnee-1dG4iogseecsotnaittveen2.4trohfaocutrfssecpeaosestp4dl8oussheo,udrisgeHsobtwoeiavvteedro,steratchcteonwttiaitishnsuceaosnmteaeanndntsocfonits1e1n.3t48s0.3% Gf the dose, and since the tranait time of rats is faster than 48 2B Aondaiittieechd,m7s5:Blu2e5.H2e9n DFrroi.ve,1.N01ewaskD,imeDtehlyalwarPeo.ROP, and 3.8 1 toluene. Page 6 hToaubrlse w1)i,th 1ntor4m8aplrorbaatbelseofthaetxcrtehetio1n1.4(%seoefAptpheenddioxse7obasnedrAvpepdenadtix487 - hours is not unabsorbed N-ethyl FOSE-14C; the 11.4% of the dose ltiiskaeuleyscoofmprtihseesdigceasrtbiovne-14tralcatbelaendd mcaatrebroina-l14aslsaobeclieadtemdawtiertihalthein the feelciensinaastioanrveisaultbiloef. absItorpftoilolnowosftNh-aetthsyolmeFOofSE-t1h4eCcwairtbhon-s1u4bseiqnuefnetces Nbeeeftohryel 4T8OBhEourdseriivsedlimkaetleyriaabls.orbTehdusN,-etthhyel aPbOsSoEr-p't4iConanodf Nt-heetnhyelxcreted PosE-14C is probably greater than 70%. Tbhleoodrecseullltss offorancaalrybsoens-1o4fcolnivteern,t sbypleceonm,busktiidonenysa,ndlufnogrs,carabndon-r1e4d in p8il1na1cslmguardoeubdpysi.dniTrae(bcTltheecod5autnaatreinagrreesaureelxtpsrsehoosfwsnedanianalsTyaspbeeslrceefno5trfocorfardbioonsnde-i)1v.4iducaoAlnltseornattsofin aigestive tract and carcass of rats sacrificed at 24 and 48 hours psToeusdbtcdbuoltsaoeno.edoucseTlhlefsa,td,aptlasahsdfnoraom,minbaaolnnaelfaytms,aersraoonwfd, mlduiivsgecrel,setiasvpreleeentnro,amcatkl,iidznceeayrdsc,atsosl,ungs, e1i0qnumAigpv/pakelgenndtdisox/sge8.aofndtiasrseues.hown[Thien Tsaabmleeda6taas (ungotN-neotrhmyallizFeOdS)E-la4rce listed Maenadn48tohtoaulrsrec[osvuenryofofsmoruandtioaicntitviistsyuefr(oTmablreats5) saancdrifmiocuendtaetxc2r4ethoeudrs (Table 3)] was 86%. Since a correction for recovery from the combustion analyses was made, these results seem low. It is probable that some OpTfroeoptnahtereamNtp-ieeortnahtyoulfrePt)Oh.SeE-s1aP4mrCpolmeaTsnadb/(loNer-e5it,thsylimteFtOiaSsbEo-al1pi4ptCaerseisnwtesrlteihgahtltolsayts dvwuoirtlhiantgPiCl-e80a7t o3c)t,anpooattaess(i5)un8pesrifglnuiofriocoacnttanpeosrutiifoonna(teean(,4),9.5a4n)d omfpotnhieundopseerfofluoroGCfarbtohen-1l4abeilsedrectoamipnoeudndi.n tThheelmievaenr latog3c2ardbaoyns-1a4ftelrevealssin(gnloermoarlailzeddosteo a 10 ma/kg dose) in liver and plasma are plotted versus time in Figure 1 Gfaorrbgonr-o1u4psloefvelrsatsare(3plroattst/egdrovuepr)s.us TthiemeraitniFoig(uLrieve2r./plPasrmoam)Foifgure 2, eiqtuiilsibarpipuarmenits tnohtatestthaeblliisvheerd/pluanstmial r1a6tdiaoysisponsottdocsoen.stanSteleacndtivtehe Fetention of a biotransformstion product in the liver with more rapid PcolsesairbalneceeoxfplNa-neatthiyoln PfOoSrE-t1h4iCs apantdt/eorrn.otheArt m3e2tadbayoslitaefsterwoualdsinbgelea oral bdoonsee mofarNr-oeut/hpyllasFnOaSEc-a1r4bCo,n-1t4helemveealn rliavteiro/splvaesrmea,11s.8p,lee0n./4,plaasnmda,0.4a,nd respectively. At 124 days after a single iv dose of FC-807-'4c, the mTeeavnellirvaetri/opslawsemrae, 22s.p1l,een2/0p2l.a8s,maa,ndan4d8.1b,oneremsaprerctoiwv/epllya.smaThcuasr,bont-h1e4 pattern of distribution of carbon-14 after PC-807-14C administration is so different from the pattern after N-ethyl POSE-'4C administra- 0348q ce Page 7 vteirroosnmudstohsaitiv)ngdaentsaopitsthaeecrtidhfieifccteew)or,ednicifetfeiirsnedpnrtuocbrtaoibuoltneesotfhoaftthaeFdCm-ie6nx0ip7setrrbiamiteointotrnsans((ftooriranlemahftyiodorrnmoaltiyissominosroefofcthotehneplrpeehxloesatpshheaodnruaasl-csooirhmyopglleenacsobNno-vneedtrwhsiyitlohnFOtsSouEb.Ns-eeqtuheynlt PbOiSoEtrabnys- TslhueelvfelomneaartnaetLioi(sv6)ecr/aaplrlceausl9ma.at3,,ed 0s.pf2lr,eoemna/ndpdalta0as.n2ra,e,proearsntpdeedcbtofinoverelmpyao,rtraoastws/ip6ul9nadpseamryafalcuaaoccrtboeoronc-t1&4anesingle intravenous dose. Thus, in contrast to the issue carbon-14 drfaaatttaii.oo ddAaaltttaahoafurrgeohmspFiCen-ri8lf0al7ru,ortootohtcehteapneNer-sfeultluhfoyorlncaoFtcOetSaEni-se1s4usClhfoowtnniasttseou-e'b/4epCl8atmimasestuarbeao/tlpiilotaesma osfimNiileatrhiytliesFOSsEhou(lsdeenobtelobev., itnhtiesrprreeptoerdt)a,s tehveisdeencteisstuhea/tpltahsemscarrbaotni-o1d Plearbfelleudoromoacttearnicaalulattonlaattee.r tines (32 days) in liver is due only to Tdahadeyminh1iaslttfor-aldtiaifyoen1.o6f (HtFohiwegeuvdreeirs,a1)ppaefiatsrera7n.c5deadyafyr1so6mtahptelearsdmlNas-aepotfpheycalarrabFnOocSneE--1iI4s4mcfurcahm Stlhoewemreansinlceeveltsheomneadnayca1r6bo(n2-.124bgleevqelusivaolnendtasy o5n2 daarye a16b,ou2t.1the4gsame as ecthaqarutbiovnar-le1ep4notrstaecdtoenrfodNraeyecta3hr2y)b.lonF-TO1S4hEe-a1fp4tleCarsomoraraahllalafda-mdliminifinesitsrtvaratalituoeinoonfiosf7.t5pheotdsaaaysnsseiufmo4rs pdaafeytrefrl6)uoar(cf)oe.cwtdaAanayesswuil(tf5ho6nNdaa-tysest-)h1y4lCthFteoOSrmaEat-leieCo,fradtLsitsa{(pnepsestapirpmaaarnteecndetoffrthoasmtardabsyoonm-e11t4itsoefrom PSloaasmmaucahftelroveardairanties.tration of perfluorooctanesulfonate-14c decreases Ohvaelcfa-llli,fetvhaelipeasttefronr for N-othyl FOSE-14c tofhecaFribroant-1f4evddiasytsripbousttioonrailn dtoissasguee aanrde sthiemilar and potassium perfluorooctfoanantee-sHucl. cInarbsodnai-t1i4ons,eenfortobodtehcrceoamspeousnodsth,atthleatecratpelsasomfadivaslsupepseatfaonrcecarofbon-14 LTeevveellss aanrde tShoemewhhaaltf-lhiigfheervaltuheasn.voTuhludsbeforpretdhiecsteedcomfproomundtsheienarrlaitesr t(iannedsLbiakseeldy oonthehralfs-pelciifees)e,stipnraetdeicstioofnseloifmipnlaatsimoan inaccurate and should not be attempted. flreavmelpslaastmalaatreer 2 Tnhoet nchiaqnugee tion Nra-teethoyf FeOlSiEn-iTmAaCtioanndopfetroftlavlorcaorobcotna-n14esfurlafmonpla1atsecm-a iits is quite common for other compounds. 03485 Page 8 Isolation and Identification of Metabolites aTthe48Livheorurshomafotgeernataespionoglle (o9r:a1,l dwaotseer/otfisHs-ueet)hylfrPoOmSEr-a1t4sCsvaacsrifeixc-ed Garfatcertedfiwlittrhatieotnh,erth(eFrfaiclttieorn c1)akethewanswietxhtraacctiedd-evthietrh c(hPiraocrtoifoonrn2); mTheethaLnivoelr 1h11omo(gFernaactteionfor3).eachThefrpaecrtcieonntvaosf:carFbroanc-t1idonex1,tra3c0.t1e8d1 from Fraction 2, 25.187 and Praction 3, 11.08. The vater layer separated b1y0i5i2tfeir4lgtcraeaktqeiuoicnvoanblteeafniotnrseedoftnhNoe-ed1te:h1tyelccthPalOboSlrEeo-fTocAracmr-bmpoernt-e1hs4aennto(l01i)ne.xtthrTeahcutfsie,ocneosfopfotohtleh,e 705 4g equivalents (670) vas extracted. nThde t3hefraccoltuimonnss wweerree eclhurtoemdatsougcrcaepshseidveolnysveiptahracthelosriolfiocarnge(llucsotleumAn)s: w1a41s cvehrlyorJoiftotrl-enectahrabnoonl-14(ErleumsotveeBd)fraonmdamneythoafnotlh(eFcloulutmensC)b.y meTthhearneol c@hlruoamtaetoCg)r.aphFeodroneacahsioflictahegeLlivecroluhmonm,ogetnhaetree eaxretratcwotiocnoslumtnhateluwaetrees BAluaatnedsB)A aconndtbainfionrgeacacrhbofnr-a1c4t.ionThaerersehloawtniveincaTrabbolne17d. content of tThhien-slixayecrolucmhnromfartaocgtriaopnhsy.(ElRuaadtiesocAhroannadtoB)grawsesrefcrhormomtahtiong-rlaapyehredchbyroma`cSth'orsgomrmmaaoptnhotyugnroafhpyhtdehrdeosxeiindseit)xhe f(rsPaaincgetuiroesnsoslv3-ea5nr)te, sshtyohsewtnetm ihne(1eP0i0gcuocrlheulsmonro3f-eo1lr2um.a,teWs3h5e(mn3e'tsh)anol, from the three extractions (ether, acid-ether, 1:1 chloroforn-nethanol) F`Seruaagccghteishotansve2tohna(etacmeiaadjc-oherthceopren)atka,EilnuaanttdheecBosamwmpaeasrmiecsthoarnboomolfaittotegh.eraprThahededioecixhntraroamacstteoicgoornnadms Saondlveinnt8sytshtiernd s(o1l00vebnuttasnyoslt,em10(1a0c0ecthilcoraocfiod,rn,101w0a0temre)tha(nFoilg,oreand6 2 Ealcuesttiec Baciidn)dic(aPtlegutrheat7).theThreaditohcrheeemircaadliopcuhrriotsyatoofgratmhse mofetFarbaoclittieonis2 "ose. VTahse eLxatbrelaecdtimoentParbaoclittieonPr2ac(taicoind-eIthaenrd) suEblumsitteteBd t(ochSl.orPoaftohrrn-emeotfhatnhoel) CKe-nt1r0alaAnndalKLy-t2i0c0alSpLeacbtorroamteotreyrsf,or T1h9ePr-eRsulatnsalyasriesroenporttheedVairnian Aspuplefnodniaxte9;anitohne.metabolite vas identified as the perfluorooctane- 03486 Page 9 . From the percent of total carbon-14 extracted from the liver homogienna1t:1e cpholoolro(f6o74r)m-amnedthtahneoltoatnadltchaerbpoenr-c1e4ntrceocmopvoesreidtiofnroomftthheecsoelumns eluates by thin-layer chromatography (95%) it can be estimated that at least 228 Of the carbon-14 in liver at 48 hours after a single dItoseisofquNi-teethlyilkeFlOySEt-h1a4tCduies dtuoelotsospedrurfilnugoroeoxcttraancetsiuolnfoannadtet-ol4lco,ss during chromatography that the actual amount of perfluorooctanesulfonate is somewhat greater than 22%. The chloroform column chromatographed using telhuiant-elsayefrracmhrtohmeattohgrreeapheyxtriancttihoensafmreactsioolnvsentwere systen As with (100 the cchhlloorrooffoorrmm,-me3t5hmaentohlaneollu,ate5s,amcmoomnpiaurmihsyodnrooxfidteh)e t(hFriegeurecsolu8m-n10). eluates suggests that most of the carbon-14 is the same metabolite. The extraction Fraction 1 (ether) Eluate A was chromatographed in a second solvent system (100 butanol, 10 acetic acid, 10 water) (Figure 11) and in a third solvent system (100 chloroform, 100 methanol, and 2 acetic acid) (Figure 12). The extraction Fraction 1 (ether) Eluate A (chloroform) was labeled metabolite Fraction II and submitted to S. Pathre of the Central AXLn-a2l0y0tiScpaelctLraobmoertaetrosr.y fTorhe 'r4ePs-uNlMtRsanaarleysriespoortnedtheinVAaprpieanndiXxL-19.00 Tahned metabolite was tentatively identified as perfluorooctanesulfonamide. Similar to the calculation for perfluorooctanesulfonate, it can be estimated that at least 328 of the carbon-14 present in liver at 48 hours after a single oral dose of N-ethyl POSE-14C is metabolite Fraction II. Further refinement of these extractions and separations would likely froensautlet ainndathheigmheertabeosltiitmeatteenOtfattihevelpeyrciednetnatgiefieodf apserpfelrufolruooorcotoacnteasnuel-- sulfonanide since these weistthimarteesspecetstatbolitshhe ttohtaatl tchearbtowon-m1e4tapbreosleintte.s aHroewepvreers,ent in substantial quantities, further refinement of the extraction and separation is not planned. The presence of other peaks in radio- chhormoomgaetnoagtreantshat(Fwiagsurensot 8e-1x0t)raacntdabtlhee by33%thoefsethceoncdairtbioonns-14indiincatthee liver that other unidentified metabolites are present. Cosas; ' _-- Page 10 . References 1. FJoOhsnEs-oTn4,C I(DReapnodrt)B,ehrD,eceFEm:berSy1n1,the1s9i8s0. and Characterization of N-Ethyl 2. TThroamcptsoonf, thReC Raantd HboyllIinsg,estOLe:d RuItrhreandiiuamt-i1o0n6.of AtmheJGaPshtyrsoiionlte1s9t4i,nal 308-312, 1958. 3. Johnson, JD: Absorption of FC-807-14C in Rats After a Single Oral Dose (Report), July 10, 1979. 4. OJorhanlsoDno,seJD(:RepAobrts)o,rpOtcitoonbeorf F2C6,-951-91794.C in Rats After a Single 5. JOorhanlsoDno,seJD(:RepAobrst)o,rptDieocnemboefrPC2-8,1431-91754.C in Rats After a Single 6. JofohTnsootna,l CJDa:rbonE-x1t4ent4naRnadtsRoAuftteerofaExSicnrgelteionInatnrdavTeinsosusueDoDsiestorfibution FC-95-14c (Report), December 28, 1979. 7. MAlatrmyalna,nd,PLFeandderaDtititomnero,f ADSm:ericBalnoosdocanidetOitehserfoBroEdvypeFlruiimdesn.talBeBtihoelsodgay,, 1971, p.5. 02488 rage 11 List of Tables, Figures, and Appendices Table 1: Cumulative Excretion of Total Casbon=14 in Feces After an Oral Dose of N-Ethyl FOSE-14C in Feed to Rats (Mean Dose, Table 2 Table 3: 10.13 mg/kg) Cumulative Excretion of Togal Carbon=14 in Urine After an Oral Dose of N-Ethyl FOSE-14C in Feed to Rats (Mean Dose, 10.13 mg/kg) Cumulative Excretion of Total Carbon-14 in Urine and Feces After an Oral Dose of N-Ethyl FOSE-14C in Feed to Rats (Mean Dose, 10.13 mg/kg) Table 4+ Carbon-14 Content in Digestive Tract (plus contents) and Feces After an Oral Dose of N-Ethyl FOSE-14C in Feed to Rats (Mean Dose, 10.13 mg/kg) at 24 and 48 Hours Postdose Table 5: Carbon-14 Content in Tissues After an Oral bose of K-EEhy) POSE-T4C in Feed to Rats (Mean Dose, 10.13 mg/kg) Table 6 Carbo1n4 Content in Tissues After an Oral Dose of N-Zehyl FOSE-14C in Peed to Rats (Mean Dose, 10.13 mg/kg) Table 7: FRrealcattiiovnesCa1r,bo2,n-1a4ndCo3ntent of Flustes A and B for Extraction Figure 1+ MeinanLiLvoegr CaanrdboPnl-a1s4maLeovfelRsats(o(rGmraoluipzsedofto3) 81.01,mo/2k,y4sDos5e,) 16, Na-nd5331202D-a4y3s-4P4o,stWO3r-a3l65D3o1s5e of N-Ethyl FOSE-14C in Feed Figure 2: Figure 3: Figure 4: Figure 5: Figure 6: RRaattaio (oGfroCuapsrboofn-13)4 Laetvle,l 2i,n L4,ive9,r/C1a6,rboannd-1432LDeavyesl PionsPtlOacsamla of Dose of N-Ethyl POSE-'4C in Peed NB-53102-43-44, NB-56531-5 EThliuns-lta3eyer(1R11adCihoicohrroofmoartmomgettehaonfolE)xtraNbc-t5i1o5n75P-r3a6ction 1 (ether) EThlians-lta3eyer(1R11aaCiholcohrroefnoartmosmteetnhaonfolE)xtraNcbt-i5o1n57P9r-a3c6tion 2 (acid-ether) T[Chheilnnod-riloafcoyhreanrn-pReatdhiaoncohlr)onaBlteoagtrean3of(1E1x1trcahcltoiroonfoFrrmamcettihoanno3l)(131 TEhliuna-tleey3er(1R11adiCohcihoeraomfsotrongmeeatmhaonfolE)xtrNaBc-t5i1o3n7P5r-a3c5tion 2 (acid-ether) (03459 Page 12 List of Tables, Figures, and Appendices (Con't) Figure 7: TEhliuns-LtaBeyer(1R:1adicholcohrroofmosrtno-gmreatmhaonfolE)xtraNcBt-i5o1n57F9r-a3c5tion 2 (acid-sther) Figure 8: TEhliuns-tLeaAyer(cRhaldoiroofcohrrme)matKoBg-r5a1m57o5f-E3x6traction Fraction 1 (ether) Pigure 9: TEhliuns-tLeeAyer(cRhaldoiroofcohrrma)matNoBg-r5a1m57o5f-E3x6traction Fraction 2 (acid-ether) Figure 10: Tchhlionr-oLfaoyrenr-nReatdhiaoncohlr)amEatlougaratAmeof(cEhxltorraofcotrimo)n PrNaBc-t5i1o5n79-336(1:1 Figure 11: EThliuna-LtaAeyer(cRheldoiroocfohrrma)matNoBg-r5a1m57o5f-3Ex5traction Fraction 1 (ether) Figure 12: EThliuna-LtaAeyer(cRhaldoiroocfohrrna)matoNgBr-a5m157o5f-3Ex5traction Praction 1 (sther) Appendix I-Table 1: roTshEi-n-4LacyermC-h5r1o8m0a6t-o4g1raphy Systems for N-Ethyl Appendix 1-Pigure 1: Thin-Layer Radiochromatogrem of N-Ethyl FOSE-14c Dosing Solution, Plate No. 1 MB-51806-42 Appendix 1-Figure 2: TDhoisni-nLgaySeorlutRiaodni,ocPhlraotmestNoog.ram2 oMfBN--5E1t8h0y6l-4P2OSE-14c Appendix 1-Pigure 3: TDohsiinn-gLaSyoelrutRiaodni,ocPhlraotmeatNoog.ra3m oKfB-N-5E1t8h0y6l-42FOSE-ldc Appendix 1-Figure 4: DTohsiinn-gLaSyoelrutRiaodnl,ochPrloamtaetNoog.ram4 oKfB-N-5E1t8h0y6l-4F2OSE-1C Appendix 1-Figure 5: Thin-Layer Radiochromatogram of N-Ethyl FOSE-14c Dosing Solution, Plate No. 5 NB-51806-42 Appendix 2: DPeOtseEr-m1i4nCatDioosne/oFfeeCdaMribxotnu-r1e4 Content of N-Ethyl Appendix 2-Table 1: MCiaxrtbuorne-14 Content of N-Ethyl POSE-14C Dose/Peed Appendix 3: DRaotseW/eFiegehdtMsixatnudreAmAodumnitniosfteNr-eEdthytlo EFaOcshE-RTadtc C0390 Page 13 List of Tables, Figures, and Appendices (Cont) Appendix 4: Appendix 4-Table 1: Appendix 4-Table 2: Appendix 4-Table 3: Appendix 4-Table 4: DPreotnerBaliannaktiBoinoloofgiRceaclovSearmyploefsToStpailkedCaWribtohn-K1-4Bthyl rose-T4c Recovery of Total Carbon-14 Prom Blank Biological SSeatmpNloers S1 piked With N-Ethyl FOSE-'4c, Combustion SRaemcpolveesrySopfikTeodtNailtCharN-bEotnh-y1l4 FPOrSoEm-1B4lCa,nkCoBimobluosgtiicoanl Sever 2 Recovery of Total Carbon-14 From Blank Biological SSaemrpvleers S3piked With N-Ethyl POSE-'4c, Combustion Recovery of Total Carbon-14 From Blank Biological SSaemtploe.s 4Spiked With N-Ethyl POSE-l4c, Combustion Appendix 5-Table 1: Appendix S-Table 2: 10013 maka) Total Carbon-14 in Feces After an Oral Dose of N-Ethyl POSE-14C in Feed to Rats (Mean Dose, Total Carbon-14 in Urine After an Oral Dose of N-Ethyl FOSE-14C in Feed to Rats (Mean Dose, 10.13 mg/kg) Appendix 6: Appencix 7: Appendix 7-Table 1: Appenaix 6: Appendix 9: Carbon-14 Content in Digestive Tract (plus contents) and Feces After an Oral Dose of N-Ethyl POSE-14c in Peed to Rats (10.13 mg/kg) CRoamtpsarative Data Shoving Normal Fecal Excretion for CRoamtpearative Data Shoving Normal Fecal Excretion for Carbon-14 Content. in Tissues After an Oral Dose o7f0.N1-3Etmhoykla)POSE-14C in Peed to Rats (Mean Dose, oRfepMoerttaboofliCteentrFarlactAinoanlsyticaalndLaITboratory Analysis 003431 Page 14 . able 1 in FeCcuemsulAafttievre EaxncrOreatlionDosofe TooftNal-ECtahrybonF-O1S4E-Mc in Feed to Rats (Mean Dose, 10.13 mg/kg) Pecroitotdectaiyons) ot 021 02-1 E3H 01-12 p33y pers "e 0-16 106--1362 x Rat Tge5ntification Tenis. 29.98 1 aTy AGroup 1.99 2 paTy15G60roup EC 1 7.74 4 Daytacrovp 2wo0e aiem 2s 2s 2.36 8 DayTaGroup sSre eamms Q7.e41 awsam aseus ssaies 56 ses 66.27 16 ba6y63Gsroup Ge 32 paay eGrowp Gm. ses 2.5 2.653 6.02 2M0005 215.046%+ 22.1610 60.583 U7u1zsE 22..341 2260.7040 2109..0805%% 11..9895 132.70 1a5.s16s% 120.m98 206003125 23.3090%% 59.2117 2392.02572 044..4047%% 1100..1386 337s s4i1s1% 10s.a0t0 1 6.151 2.9 5S63.762 s56n.o0r7x4 8s.1o5 2 pcaotlalecatrieonexpperreisosde.d as percent of dose excreted during Notebook Reference: N-55673-37 and 38 03492 Page 15 i abe 2 Cumulative Excretion of Total Carbon-14 4n Urine After an Oral Dose of N-Ethyl FOSE-l4c in Feed to Rats (Mean Dose, 10.13 mg/kg) CPoetrtioedctiDaoyns) x Rat sen5tiication T Mean sso. ot 0.138 1 ayToGgroup on oazso0 0-1 0.14 2 bay50G9row 0.11 0.114 0.03 2 0023 017 020 020% 0.03 ot 0.11 4 DayaGroup 0.1 01s 0.01 225 00123s6 001:3244 003232 002344%% 000022 fH 0l5 ola 043 ols 300s 01 0.10 8 bay50G6roup 0.09 0.084 0.02 32 o01l3y0 001288 002514 o0.3s1% o0.0z3 poos oollees 006316 oousds o06r7E% ootse <=re 019076 o0.e7r2 oolml oolesos0 "8 herd om olen os ois [= 245 16 DaytGsroup Lio sexo. 0-32 1.85 32 DayTeGroup 162 2.052 0.56 2 Dcaotlalecatrieoenxpperreisosde:d as percent of dose excreted during Notebook Reference: NB-55673-38 03432 Page 16 Tabie 3 Cumulative Excretion of Total Carbon-14 in Urine and Feces After an Oral Dose of N-Ethyl FOSE-l4c in Feed to Rats (Mean Dose, 10.13 mg/kg) cPoernieocdtiDoayns) x Rat Tgen5tisication T ments. 0-1 30.12 + DaTy12G8r3oup. 2.66 21.774 8.2 0-1 was 2DaTyotGesroup Her sss 3.61 = se asts ws mE 702 ot 7.05 4 payicrop see 762s 2 p2y 2w0a3s 1er2es 2T.N07 2w1e9s%E 213908 pt 006 2m 051 250% 1.83 01 2.48 8 bayiGlroup a0 48ss 2.60 a23 0S7e amraisa 212006961 1250..3401%% 105.1948 fots waions wlem 226s.i505 3461..4161%% 150..1296 <Zre wstinm 5553..5282 3361.534 a47e.9s%4 1100..4046 e We sin 3058 S09F sae 0-16 s12 16 DaTyisGsroup EXTER 032 ose 32 DasyheGsroup 60.98 63.0+6 4.83 2 Dcaotla laerecfotnexpperreisosde.d as percent of dose excreted during Notebook Reference: NB-55673-39 and 40 03494 Page 17 - Table 4 Carbon-14 Content in bigestive Tract (plus contents) and Feces After an Oral Dose of N-Ethyl FOSE-ldc in Feedatto2R4atasna (4M8eaBnoDuorsse,Fos1t0d.o1s3emg/kg) IdentRiaftication DToisnee (PHoosutrs-) D(ipgleussticvoenteTnrtasc)t Feces n Mea+n 5.0. 2 12.08 2.98 2 2.40 12.40 2 14.60 2.55 16.61 5.09 21.65 1 0.82 2 x Mean 3 5.0. no um " 13.03 20.98 " 10.10 20.59 A149 26.00 70 2 Date are expressed as percent of dose. Notebook Reference: KB-51806-45-51 03495 pase 10 : Table 5 . Cafbon-o1t4NCoonmtee`nWtaPsniOnBHoRsaeEs,uei1sn0.AT1te5ts2as9rt/o2s5n)ROatchal Dose sentniteication Liver spleen xigners Langs [erCell mame |DigFeaneesth carcams? ni 1wWSa.shoooose omUemh ooodehs ecvheaee adaasmes mdmeeeee dwwaaees enn mas en om oa ne zm we mas =2a wT Whn eondee oWme E eose Bsam damm Wwhe WwETle] P. met om em ous se am ma ma ia"e 21WW.5eo9 oeoonud w0e.7sn 0oo.d4le3 Sos4hw4ee 2aa.m6s7 -==2 -=- aan was en em aa se am. -- - "= mBaee eooe ownx aenae aama naass --= -= H Wi es ese one da ode = = Pe. ws eos eae am ae ae = 0aie wWP li oeee E oowine ooeh otse ohme = =~= osm es ee ew am es am -- - aimin aTGoEmi eosol ooiae aemw eewm ewem == -== Po. as ee em eo oe oes -- - B36pD0autk3aa RairrieengeerpibrioemdsyssteewndeiaogsfhtpPue0rr0cc+eenntt ooff dmosee pirnesteinstsvei.n red blood cells. Tad blood cell volime = & Dwauiltaseshreveasarntienstceasreno.f perount of done present in plas. Plaeas volume = 31.3 mig body Notebook References: KB-56531-8 and 5, M-51806-43, and 1B-52102-43 rage 19 Tie SepiagCharFtRo1n4RConitnanFte.edintoFiBaanksee.s GAcatnasDaons,Ora1l0.D15os2e9o/f9) aentniateiontton Livert spree Kitoers Lange nedCHBIlLcgEs Plamet masorneeo,nt DigFersatcitzhe Corcamst sTdeaykt. NPoaackg. masciel ie eWsleeroCS6ohme wwGmsE ouGmmoe amZlaueoowinea mdBieasn ddNoiaan X2dne3o aaGmie osssno eoosia wn 2 6s 0 0 29 Ge me mes a en ne on =aa WBaoesTlEe ewewmwe633 mBmiaae SG5Ax8 Wd0uE0s oWewnee a1Lnse addsne dWdaeas ooofmx J <s BGals deTesos wmeessowwsnems aWwiSae0ovmneem wnseem Z o--2-Z ooBauafssas oGwmeRs 1unsade Hew a0 GB ne wi mas Le Le = = am Le La Ho B1Mee aamemos EnNawEs aIammoaedsw SaeWs MI38mm C Z -- C Z= 8o0hm ooobmn ooobnn Hew ans am a a sa nm ns = = Lom es os i@e fIHldms Voolsee aaLmse auLame 3aawm daLa;m oeweses C -= Z= ooonme oaonor oooaes Nem ae om aa am a am Le -- = an os on sFFeAN WwBeereoLnleBn awLeen aVnmem oaelmne Vatsme eetsew T ----. C== ooolmm ooomee ooolmms Mem 3 00 aM Mm Le 20 es ~~ el oe on B2 oDatma ia mraesiiatedrco a 10 aig dose and expresseda 33 Neethy FORE-MC squivatene/s. Notebook References: F-56515 and 6, W-53102-03 and 44 rage 20 Table 7 Relative Carbon-14 Content of Eluates A and B for Extraction Fractions 1, 2 and 3 Eluate A (ehloroform) Fraction 1 (ether) 93% Fraction 2 (acid-ether) 23 Fraction 3 (1:1 chloroforn-methanol) on Eluate B 19% 61 20 (111metchhalnoorlo)forn- Total + 1128 sas a3 recovered Notebook Reference: NB-51579-34 C03498 rage Figuee 1 MT(oeoarmnoanrLpeeosgotCboanrseybrona-bi1n41sLiLve3e0vrel4sra'n8d(,NFoidremeoagnlraiazoefd32trDoaotgsas - 100- . N_. 3 Liver L ow 8 z 8 1: 0 2 4 6 6 1012 14 16 18 20 22 2 28 28 0 RN DAYS POSTDOSE C0439 Page 22 Toss Figure 2 LReavteilo oifn PCalrabsomna-1o4f LReavtesl (iGnroLupisveorf/Ca3)rboant-114, W2o,e4t,hy)8,FO1S6,E-Tg1dC i3n2 FDeaeyds Post Oral Dose of z 4 10- x 3 Zz g5 x 0 0 2 4 668 1012141610 024232%R DAYS POSTDOSE 03500 Page 23 8 Ts LJ Figure 3 I(heitnhe-rL)ayeErluaRtaediBoch(r1o11maSthogiroarnofoofrmEmxettrhaacntcito)n Fraction 1 Pre-adsorbent SGP Uniplate: 10305 mcehtlhoarnocftorm 3 Srmoniun hydroxide Total CPM on Plate = 1,125 0: g0 aE 30 B Ed . "1 DIST4 AN0 5 CE 6 FRO7M1 8 ORI9 GI1N2 0(1C1M)1213 31415 C3501 hee 2 Figure + T(haicni-aLaeyteherr)RadEiluosctheioBmat(o1g:r1acnhoiforEoxftorramcnteitohnanFcrla)ction 2 Pre-adsorbent SGP Uniplate: 10305 cmehtlhoarnocftorn 5 ammonium hydroxide Total Cou on Plate = 4,363 = g E= g@ 10 0109019003030040.058 6 7 P00.080100010100102010301040105 DISTANCE FROM ORIGIN (CM) Co3502 Page 25 t LJ Figure 5 TFhrianc-tLiaoyner3 R(a1d61iocchhlroormoaftoorgmramnetohfanEoxlt)racEtliuosnte B (1:1 chlofoform-methanol) Pre-adsorbent SGF Uniplate: 10305 mcehtlhoarnoofsorn s ammonium hydroxide Total CPM on Plate = 664 50: zw 2E 0: B - 10 "101 2D3 ISTA4N5 CE F86ROM7 O8RIG9IN10(1CM1)12131415 03502 Pre-adsorbent SGF Uniplate: 100 butanol 80 50: 40 3E EJ B= 10: "101 23 456 7 8 9 101112131415 DISTANCE FROM ORIGIN (CM) 03509 LL .- . rage 27 . $07 Figure 7 TFrhaicnt-iLoanyer2 R(aadciiod-cehtrhoemra)togErlaunatoefBEx(t1r:a1ction chloroform-methanol) Pre-adsorbent SGF Uniplate: 110000 cmehtlhoarnooflorm 2 acetic acid Total CPM on Plate = 1,474 n g ? Ew 2 E B = 10 01-92907690905090009092904 8000 1012345678 91011121315 DISTANCE FROM ORIGIN (CM) 02505 . te Page 20 Figure 8 TFhrianc-tLiaoyner3 R(aedthieorc)hroBmlautsotegrAan (ocfhlEorxotfroarcnt)ion Pre-adsorbent SGP Uniplate: 10305 cnehtihoarnoofrorn 3 Shmonion hydroxide Total CoH on Plate = 4,983 80: 0 40 EEl g $ 10 @ 0d Sop2 59000000000000000 "101 2D3 ISTA4NC5E 6FROM7 O8RIG9I1N0(1C1M1) 2131415 03506 sage 29 ST uin-tayer KattoshromstE ogean of Bessaction Sre-aducebent SGP tniplate: 1030 cooohtmleoeereotnfsorhmydroride 80 50. g0 E5 6 g 10 "101 23 456 7 8 9 101112131415 DISTANCE FROM ORIGIN (CM) C03507 Page 3 Figure 10 T0h:i1n-cLhalyoerrofRoardmiomcehtrhoamnaotlo)grEalmuoafteEAxtr(acchtiiooronfoFrrna)ction 3 Pre-adsorbent GF Uniplate: 10305 mcehltohraonfoorm 5 ammonium hydroxide Total CPM on Plate = 1,216 = g E= i . 1 0-9 8dg1o3g3ed456760Se10000010e125T10040105 DISTANCE FROM ORIGIN (CM) 03508 rage 31 Coe Figure 11 TFhrianc-tLiaoyner1 R(aedthieorc)hroEmlautaotgecaAn (ocfhlEoxrtofroarcmt)ion Pre-adsorbent SGF Uniplate: 100 butanol 1200 waacteetric acid Total CPM on Plate = 2,879 g 2E = i 10 01--0000009000900002 101234526788 286000000 101112131415 DISTANCE FROM ORIGIN (CM) C0509 2 page 3 . Figure 12 TFhrianc-tLiaoyner1 R(aedthieorc)hroBlmuasttoegrAan(ocfhiEoxrotfroarcnt)ion Pre-adsorbent SGP Uniplate: 110000 mcehtlhoarnocftorm 2 acetic acid Total CoH on Plate = 2,882 0 Ew i Ea b wo & 0T4+0--010020030004008060970-925 0 onSeeapon te DISTANCE FROM ORIGIN (CM) EE 03510 . Appendix 1 = Table 1 Thin-Layer Chromatography Systems for N-Ethyl FOSE-ldc mNaore SSoylsvteenntt Re. of N-zehyi rose-Tc 1 110000 eahcteosroonteorn 0.70 2 110000 mcehtthoarnootlo.rn 0.50 2 soutic acta s 15500 mcehtlhoarnooflorm 0.50 s Smponion hydroxide . 13050 meehtihoarnootlorn 1.00 + Smmonin hydroxide s 10100 wbauttearnol 0m 10 acetic acta & solvents vere prepared volue:volumes a 100 x1 aliquot of p RcSgorlavinepnotfplmmaitaxejt,ourre (w>asS84a)ddepdeaktoonthtehechrtohmiantioegyrearphcyhrtoannka.to Neti acid and ammonium hydroxide vere concentrated. Notebook Reference: B-51806-41-42 C0511 . Tow Appendix 1 - Figure 1 hFions-el-q1vCerposRiandgioScohlruotmiaotno,grPalnatoef NNo-.Eth1yl Pre-adsorbent SGF Uniplate: 110000 cahcleotronoeforn Total CP on Plate = 5,393 Ia Tw Ew Eeo Ew B 2 10 10123 458678 9101112131415 DISTANCE FROM ORIGIN (CM) COLHLn Appendix 1 - Figure 2 FThOiSnE--l'a'vCerDosRiandgioScohlruotmiaotno,grPalmatoef N-Ethyl No. 2 Pre-adsorbent SGF Uniplate: 100 chloroform 100 methanol 2 acetic acid . 90: Total CPM on Plate = 5,310 . bE g 80: 50 E 0: = 2 10 04-9090909090969000 400000000 59 "1 450 86 71 8 912 0111213 51415 DISTANCE FROM ORIGIN (CM) 03513 Appendix 1 - Figure 3 TFhoiSnE--j1g1verDosRiandgioScohlruotmiaotno,grPalnatoef NNo-.Eth3yl Pre-adsorbent SGF Uniplate: 15500 mcehtlhoarnooflorn - Total CPM on Plate = 5,356 5 ammonium hydroxide 0 0: . [ 5 so E 20 2 10: ER EEE NEE EE DISTANCE FROM ORIGIN (CM) Cois514 Appendix 1 - Figure 4 Thin-Lgver Radiochromatogram of N-Ethyl FOSE-"'C Dosing Solution, Plate No. 4 Pre-adsorbent SGF Uniplate: 100 chloroform 35 methanol 5 ammonium hydroxide . 90: Total CPM on Plate = 5,154 0: . 7 g0 50 E i2 2 10 04--90000000909090009000009000009 "10123 4567869 101112151415 DISTANCE FROM ORIGIN (CM) (03515 Appendix 1 - Figure 5 FTOhSiEn--"g'vCerbosRiandgioScohlruotmiaotno,grPalmatoef NNo-.Bth5yl Pre-adsorbent SGF Uniplate: 100 butanol 10 water 10 acetic acid Total CPM on Plate = 5,258 . 7 gL 5= g Ed 10 o "10123 456 7 8 8 101112131415 DISTANCE FROM ORIGIN (CM) Coss26 Appendix 2 Determination of Carbon-14 Content of N-Ethyl POSE-'4C Dose/Feed Mixture CPFcaoiocnvnkteeaesrnadtlaniMdqooufdpoeattlsdhesoX3fd06oosntOehex/aEdedfieoizdsveeer/a-.fipeileqaduRceoectmoeiavxnetwarualyrsyetidofcewatelercraencbiabwlnoeaenind-gc1he4eb.dyvacisTonhmtebdosutscteatarrirenobdinonnwec1ido4tmhbtousatbieon uC8on0ri.r1f8eocrta(elsdyeeluAsopivpnegtnhedtoihuxigsh4oroeatn.cdovtAehprepyecnofdamicbtxuosrt4:io=nTaSbalzeple1).set,Thitshusretchoeverdyatavawsere 2 pDaocmkeacrsd GIrnosvtee,uneTn1tliCnootmsp.any, Inc., 2200 Warrenville Road, -- Cos537 . Appendix 2 = Table 1 Carbon-14 CDoonstee/nFte.eodfMiNx-tEtuhryel FOSE-14c vg N-Bthyl POSE-MC equivalents/g overall = 523.69 535.61 17.61 517.37 559.24 530.7 3 17.58 Notebook Reference: NB-51806-45 C03518 : Appenaix 3 RDoasteW/eFiegehdtMsixatnudreAmAodumnitniosftNe-rEetdhytlo FBaOcShE-lR4act e-- ee------------------ IdentRiaftication at TWiemieghtof (D3)ose FAemeoduMnitxt(u9)reoCfonDsousmee/d Dmogs/ekgin 1n 22316 1c 202 =2 23210 x 237 a 33219s 327 atee 1100..1087 361 7.92 a4:206 1100..2206 pe 10.05 6.6.1317 1100..3206 6.34 10.29 aoa 227609 a 260 55..6213 1100..3206 5.58 10.28 116688 226609 16c 276 F3o 30397 2c 301 s5.a6z1 1100..2370 5.35 10.29 6.5.1959 1100..3290 pt 10.30 r-- e ---------------- 5.--= 10a .13 3t 0.56 Notebook Reference: NB-56531-16b-s and NB-51806-46 03519 a Appendix 4 BlaDnekteBrinoilnoagtiicoanlofSaRmepcloevseSrpyikoefdTWoittahl CN-aErtbhoynl-1F4OFSEr-o14c aF50olriqulue,oatcehadndowfi1tt0h0heculafloouifrbrdasiteletudsteomdficrNso-apemtiphplyeeltstFocOroSsmEb-uds'it4reCedc,dtolsyfiinvigentsoroelspucltiiicnoatntielwslearotefion10 ul, ovFialssi.x rAetplitchaetessaneofti1n0eulu,sin5g0 utlh,e into combustion cones containing 1 sanadme1s00oluultiwoenreandalpiiqpueottse,d ediitrheecrtlyfive g blank biological material (Fecels Paienvldelret,thsenspvlepereeelnl,ceotomibrzuesmdutswecidltehanhd5omctohnegeanssahotlleevsse)sn.tsficTlothleelreccoptamepbdeurs.tiinoBtnlhaecnoknveisaflislwteertreo wdphraiipceehdr ct5o0hmebuuFl,sCt-e9ad5nd-1at41C0t0hheaudlbKeb-geeientnnhiyanldgd,PeOdSmiEdd-id'rl4eeCc,tlsypa.inkdeOednndepelooflfeteesaacchhwerosefetrtohofeutsi1an0meplulyle,s. Abvfuatssetricoanlc.courlrTaehtceetdiornebycofcovroemrpybaadrcaikntggaroumfnoedranafonruedrsuclostuestnstifonrfgomeadfmifprilececistenctayhd,astiptieworenrceenatnadnarlecycosomevdery Aaopnrpedein8fd4.fi1xe8r,4en5-t2T.d7aa8by,lses9f3o.r13-14t,.otaaTlnhdeca9m5re.b0ao0nn.-1r4eTcho(evNe-rreietehcsyolvefrFoiOrSeEst-h1ve4eCrf)eouruarnseiafsmohprolmweynselitonsw tthheroaupghporuotpritahteecormebcuosvetriyonfsaactmoprlse. sets, so the data were corrected using -- Cos520 Appentix 4 - Table 1 BioloRgeiccoavlerSyamofplTeostaSlpiCkaerdbWoint-h14N-PErtohmylBlaFnOkSE-14c, Combustion Set No. 1 Conbusted Spiked Biological Samples Feces Feces Peces Liver Liver Liver andofFeLcievser 10m se tee 1682 1750 1s 173 1680 S01 ems e329 76 e219 60s Is 79s 10051 16381 S05 15581 15724 15693 14438 15464 Direct Addition Samples x 10 1917 1907 1912 ies 1962 1929 SW 957 9558 9609 9605 9819 9628 1001 18543 18415 18654 19154 18741 19781 10m 11698249 x 100 = 67.30 50 SI692594 x 100 = 62.6% 100 1 ITSa4r6n4 5 100 = 62.38 Osvaemrpallels = +54.51.D.+ 2r.e0c8o.very used for correction of oxidized 22 ADmaotuantareofeNx-psrtehsysledPaOs aSpnE. spiking solution added. Notebook Reference: NB-51806-44 -- COSGRE Appendix 4 - Table 2 BioloRgeiccoavlerySamofplTeostSaplikCeadrbWoint-h14N-PzrtonnylBlFaonskE-14c, Combustion Set No. 2 e------------------e------------------------ Combusted Spiked Biological Samples r -- r-------- re -------- Spleen Spleen Muscle Muscle Liver STploefen MaFsocfle M%usocfleS,pleaennd, Liver 10m8 1eso sz 101 te22 198s 1M tes 1806 Sou sa Tea s:97 sar ems sets sam 8927 100 ul 18645 18613 16306 --S 19135 18629 16306 18023 Direct Addition Samples x 1000 1933 1938 113 1925 1919 1886 Sou sen sea sess seer 9331 9876 1004 1973 19735 19546 19523 19338 19577 10m 1Te8s 06x 100 = 35.768 50m 100 11 S597627x 100 = 90.364 119859772x3 100 = 92.068 Osvwemrpallels = +325..70.+ r2e.c0%o.very used for correction of oxidized S2 DAsapmitokuainntagroefereNrxo-prer:tehsyssleadmPpOlasesE-vd1pam4s.Cnostpikuisendg.solution added. Notebook Reference: NB-53102-46 03522 - Appendix 4 - Table 3 Recovery of Total Carbon-14 From Blank Biological SaCmopmlbeusstiSopinkesdetWiNot.h 3N-Ethyl PosE-l4c, ree ers esee ee e eeeConbusteae Spiked BiologicealeSaemples e stiertetet seems 10m Som 1051 Spleen Spleen Feces Feces Feces SpXloefen XFeocfes 1972 207 2084 202 197 2005 2038 90S 037 10061 t004s 8530 10152 18332 18070 teses 19641 19798 e201 194s Xaonfg sSopelceeen 2032 sear vsszs Direct Addition Samples x 10m 2080 255 es 2087 2105 2076 SOW 10624 10664 10609 10525 1046s 10578 100 21668 20617 21263 20810 21253 2122 0 2200692. 100 = 57.9% sou 100 STo8s741x 100 x 53.00 12928284 100 gota Osvaemrpallels %= +338..3D4. r4e-c4o8very used for correction of oxidized -- am-- oun--t--of--K-- -sth-- y)tpr-- osE--- 4c s-- pikin--g so-- luti-- on ad-- ced.-------- 2 sDpaitkainagreererxoprrsessseadmplaes cvpams.not used. Notebook Reference: NB-53102-53 CO3523 I"1p Appendix 4 - Table 4 BioloRgeiccoavlerSyaCmoofpmlbTeuossttSailpoinCkSaeerdtbWoNinot-.h14K4-PErtohmylBlFaOnskE-ldc, eer -------------- Combusted Spiked Biological Samples Kidney Kidney Kidney Feces Feces anodf KPeicdensey 10m 220% 2386 210 2341 2310 2333 S0uL Mes2 1187 eke 116s T0782 11596 10000 22569 22444 22622 22067 21963 22430 Direct Adaition Samples % 10 2412 2384 2384 2013 U2 206 soul mass 12222 1232 122M wana 2009 1041 24816 20405 20269 2673 WIE 24627 10m 20230363 x 100 = 96.970 su 100 1 1T12509169 x 100 = 96.48% 2220642974 x 100 = 91.34% Osvmeprlaelsl = +355..00+. r3.e1c8o.very used for correction of oxidized 2 DmaotuantacoefeNx-pertehsysledP2Os SdpEm. spiking solution added. Notebook Reference: KB-56531-10 03524 - Total _--m Croerlilceact(idoanys) --_-- 01 01--21 01--12 32--43 Appendix 5 - Table 1 Carbon-14 in Feces After an Oral N-EthyelaFnOSDEo-s1e4,C 1in0.F1e3endg/tkog)Rats x Rat IdeBntification T 72.68 1 DTa7y753Group 2.1 451.5 2 Day Group 352.8 201.2 3744 30216 209.5 251.0 4 D1a7y8.G0roup 320.6 204.2 19404 238.5 184.7 2078 163.2 ae 159.0 M60 Dose of mean ts.0. 7471 218.9 326915..855% 8825..57 223409..29%4 273..30 113890..88%% 21260.90 0=1 6950..63 8D2a2y5.G6roup 579.0 214287..37 3W05o.9 F+ 24892.84 23--34 3525390.15 312894..06 212752..77 232761..84%% 18730..69 = 5-6 150.4 119.6 142.8 99.4 9926:.32 112085..51%% 3121.67 76--87 7957..35 w68.z7 896..05 6888..18%% 1226..18 0-16 1906.0 167D5a7y.6Group 1762.6 1828.8 + 67.3 106--1326 -_-- 208953..00 32 Day croup T2i035..88 178517..76 1718565..85 +% 218260..65 Dcaotlalecatrieonexpperreisosde.d as ug N-ethyl FOSE-'4C equivalents/sample Notebook References: NB-51806-50, NB-55673-30-33 CO3525 -- ec caii Appendix 5 - Table 2 Total CN-aErtbhoynl-1F4OSiEn-1U4rCineinAFfteeerd taon ROartasl Dose of Olean Dose, 10.13 ng/kg) --_-- CPoelrlieodctiDaoyns) -_-- x Rat Ide5ntification T Meant s.0. 01 3.52 1 ba3y G7roup. 211 2.664 0.52 02-1 3.30 2Day2G.1r1oup 2.6 nn 22..1685 22.0692%+ 00..2670 0-1 3.72 4 Day3.3G1roup 3.76 3.60 + 0.25 2 23 ".e 3.72 ve 331 33.766 34.36003% 00.5295 34 wn 32s 322 373% oles 01--12 22.8360 8Day2.G0r5oup iss 34..9028 23..4668%4 00..5976 32--43 41.0.2402 2.33610 43.5836 4si1s22%3 04.2718 5a-s6 82.04465 81..3845 23..4172 26..2664%% 03..3055 6778 2.1.6738 11.3571 22.9821 21..3959%% 0o.7n4 0-16 7.34 16 Da3y5.4Gr6oup. 31.27 45.69 + 21.45 0-32 60.36 32 Da8y5.G44roup 50.07 65.2+9 18.19 2 Dcaotlalecarteioenxpperreisosde.d as ug N-ethyl POSE-14C equivalents/sample Notebook Reference: NB-51806-52-55 Cois2e -------- : Appendix 6 CarabndonF-e1c4eCsoAnftteenrt in an Digestive Oral Dose oTrfaNc-tEt(hpyllusPOcSoEn-telndtcs) in Feed to Rats (Mean Dose, 10.13 mg/kg) _-- Rat Identification EE " Tine Post Dose (Hours) 2 Digestive Tract (Plus contents) 1.852 Feces -- 64.04 1 2 31.98 105.79 Mean + 5.0. 2 8.54 57.38 17.46 + 12.69 75.74 + 25.24 a 4 8.51 91.79 3 4 12.37 15.74 ES I 8.12 44.15 Mean + 5.0. EE 9.67 + 2.35 83.89 + 36.44 * Data are expressed as ug N-ethyl POsE-'4C equivalents/g. Notebook Reference: NB-51806-49-50 COis27 -------------------------------- Appendix 7 Comparative Data Showing Normal Fecal Excretion for Rats Appendix for rats. 7 - Table Grams of 1 fescheoswsecxocmrpeatreadtibvyeradtastaatsho24winhgournorimnatlervfaelcsal feorxcraet7ion dcoanytrpoolstdgroosuepsperiinodpreavreiougsivesntudfioersra(tFsC-iEnxptehriismensttsudy8 aanndd 9f)o.r rTahtesseuseddataas tsohowthethaetxcrtehetiofnecarlateesxcorfetiroantsruasteesd of as croanttsroiln gtrhoiuspsstuidny2 aortehecrompstaurdaibelse. C0G528 -------------------- Appendix 7 = Table 1 Comparative Data Showing Normal Pecal Excretion for Rats _-- PeCroiloldect(iDoayns) _-- 01 PY 23 4 .s se -_-- 7 3 4ra5ts.0fr.omotfhe present study 8.0 +2602 9.47 + 2908 10.79 + 1.14 1.614 0.918 0.9+2 2.008 9.78 + 2.17 10.69 + 1.23 coFnt1ro8l0r.atsoffr5am rE. 6 10.294 3.68 7191s 10.27 + 2.00 10.33 + 2.22 0.514 2.63 9.014 1.79 8.6+5 1.93 coTnt+r5o.l0r.atoeffr5om rep. 9 7.00+ 4.38 5.008 2.21 0.3+0 1.20 5.708 125 9.15 + 0.86 5.574 1.54 8.624 1.07 2 TDhaitsa adraetaexisprefsrsoemdthaes g2raDmasy Gorfoufpecoefs tehxicsretsteuddyp,er collectionperiod. This data is from the 8 Day Group of this study. 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Aon ow = on oe om ~ Ce Z R ~I ---- +oooi Joemmo om are ows or Notebook References: MB-S1006-47-43, MB-S3102-43-44, 47-52, and 50,NB-36531011012 C05530 Pence Appendix 9 ens TECHNICAL REPORT SUMMARY 70: TECHNICAL COMMUNICATIONS CENTER = 201.20N ene 3. 1901 portent --If reportisprinted on both sidesof paper,sendtwo copiesto TCC.) GENTIAL RESEARCH LABORATORIES, Analytical and Properties Research Laboratory] 0507 j e " 0007 8 No, 7476+ = PerfluoriotoecotfanTeH-S3u1l2f5oni=cJAucneid9,- 1981 A Rat-Liver aAR . J = 262 v._ pashee 223931250 sTNrowmoOntoveR:h rDmDO CosRmiNtT GRB8CCol:osn. nin |PAEIMOICSAL > Tom ees Request No. C7427 3 EveChemicals ereRepdortad. CARnLaAlPytical Repore| PPreoGjSeecsttoNro.- 9S.15J0.502Gi6bson, J. D. Johnson Cheatcal Analysts TT 0Fe Tn ma Sond To Common Soe A rat-liver metabolite is identified as perfluorooctane sulfonic acid by 'r-nm. Pr. IA 03531 CONFIDENTIAL hbad ad CENTRAL ANALYTICAL LABORATORY Report No. coe 826e ooee none .n Date...du.ne .5: .10.00.. Sobject: Pexf+luoJ.rooctGaibnsoen Sulfonic Actd - A Rat-Liver Matabolite of FN-3422 Requestor: JL. Da JShADD. Dept. Name ._.RU...... Proj. No2l305026. Request No. . 57427... Dated .Ressrber 100JB0. Report: vT4ew-ro3e4m2el2taabvbeeolreleditesassubmiIis-toCtlHea;dtCeld-fHoefrOrEsopmeelctuthtereodslciovapenirdcoIfIa-nCaaHlyyrsaitesl.uatdemdTi.hniessteertewdo m`eCt-albaobleilteeds (Hac (CF4CP3~CF3 (CF2)3CP CP,N-CHy~CHyOF m2 Experimental Bsoamtphlessamvpelrees vobetraeinreedconosntitthuetVeadriiannCDXyLO-D1.00 Tahned X!L*-P2-0N0MRMMsRpecstpreactroonmettheersse. Metabolite I !*F MMR 13875N Metabolite II 17 MMR 30190X Results . 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