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PREPARED ["OR: 3M Cliciiiicals
COVANCE SI-L;L)YNUMBER: 6329-226
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THE DEVELOPMENT SERVICES COMPANY
Sponsor: 3M Chemicals St.Paul,Minnesota
Study Title: Metabolism ofN-EthylPerfluorooctanSeulfonamidoEthanol(Net-FoseT;-6316)in
Cynomolgus Monkeys FollowingAdministratioonfa SingleCapsuleDose
Data Requirement: None
Authors: FredericW. ThalackerP,hD
Deborah K. Lee
Study Completed on: June 2, 1999
Performing Laboratory: Covance LaboratoriesInc. 3301 Kinsman Boulevard Madison,Wisconsin 53704
Laboratory ProjectIdentification: Covance 6329-226 Page 1 of 77
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STATEMIENT OF NO DATA CONFIDENTIALITY CLAIM
Metabolismof N-EthylPerfluorooctanSeulfonamidoEthanol(Net-FoseT;-6316) in Cynomolgus Monkeys FollowingAdministratioonf a SingleCapsuleDose
No claimof confidentialiitsymade forany informationcontainedinthisbiologicaplhase on thebasisofitsfallinwgithinthescopeofFIFRA I0(d)(A)(,B),or(C).
These dataarethepropertyof 3M Chemicals and assuch areconfidentiaflorallpurposes otherthancompliancewithFIFRA Section10. Submissionof thesedataincompliance withFIFRA does notconstitutaewaiverof any rightto confidentialitthyatmay exist under any otherstatutoer inany othercountry.
Company: 3M Chemicals
Company RepresentativeA:ndrew Seacat,PhD
Title:StudyDirector
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COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
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Metabolism ofN-EthylPerfluorooctanSeulfonamidoEthanol(Net-Fose;T-6316)in Cynomolgus Monkeys FollowingAdministratioonfa SingleCapsuleDose
All aspectsofthisbiologicaplhase were conductedinaccordancewiththeEnvironmental ProtectionAgency PesticidPerograms Good LaboratoryPracticeStandards(40 CFR 160).
Andrew Seacat,PhD Study Director 3M Chemicals
Study Submittedby
Sponsor
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QUALITY ASSURANCE STATEMENT
Thisreporthasbeenreviewedby theQualityAssuranceUnitofCovance Laboratories Inc.,inaccordancewiththeEnvironmentalProtectioAngency (EPA) Good Laboratory PracticeStandards,40 CFR 160. The followinginspectionwsere conductedand findings reportedtothestudydirectoarnd studydirectomranagement. Writtenstatusreportsof inspectionasnd findingsareissuedto Covance management accordingto standard operatingprocedures.
Inspection
Dates
From
To
Phase
Date Reportedto Study Directorand Study DirectorManagement
04/22/98 05/13/98 06/02/98 10/09/98 11/06/98 11/06/98 11/06/98 05/19/99 06/01/99
04/22/98 '05/13/98 06/02/98 10/09/98 11/16/98 11/16/98 11/16/98 05/19/99 06/01/99
ProtocolReview TestArticleAdministration ProtocolAmendment Review ProtocolAmendment Review
Data Review ReportReview Data Review ReportReview ReportReview
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KEY PERSONNEL
Metabolic Chemistr-y FredericW. Thalacker,PhD BiologicalPhase Investigator
Toxicology Operations PeterKong Manager
Deborah K. Lee Study Coordinator
PhilipJ.Teitelbaum,PhD Associate Director
LeAnn Eastman Supervisor Radiochemical Analysis
Kuntal Sinha Study Chemist
Cara Himrich Supervisor Metabolism In-Life
Quality Assurance Unit Nancy M. Centanni Manager
Laboratory Animal Medicine Donna J.Clemons, DVM, MS Diplomate,ACLAM Supervisor
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SIGNATURES
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FredericW. Thalacker,PhD BiologicalPhase Investigator MetabolicChemistry Covance LaboratorieIsnc.
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Philip@'@TeitelbauPmh,D AssociateDirector MetabolicChemistry
Covance Laboratories Inc.
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Date
Andrew Seacat,PhD Study Director 3M Chemicals
Date
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
STATEMENT
OF NO DATA CONFIDENTIALITY
CLAIM
COMPLIANCE
STATEMENT
QUALITY ASSURANCE STATEMENT
KEY PERSONNEL
SIGNATURES ABSTRACT TITLE
OBJECTIVE
REGULATORY
COMPLIANCE
QUALITY ASSURANCE
EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN AND
PROCEDURES
Study Design Justificatiofnor Dosing Route and Dose level
Test Substance Test Animals and Housing Animal Selection Justification Surgical Procedure Bile Replacement
Dose Preparation and Analysis Dosing Procedure Antemortem Observations Physical Examinations Body Weights ClinicalPathology
ClinicalPathology Tests Antemortem Sample Collection Termination
Sample IdentificationR,etention, and Disposition Blood, Plasma, Serum, and CellularFraction Preparation and Storage Sample Transfer
Disposition of Raw Data, Records, Samples, and the Final Report RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
Quarantine and Acclimation
Pap,e 2 3
4
5
6 9 10
10 10
10 10
10 II II 12 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 14 14 14 14 15 16 17 17 17 18 18 18
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ClinicalPathology
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Body Weights and Doses Administered
19
Antemortem Observations
19
CONCLUSIONS
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TABLES
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Table 1.IndividuaBlody Weights of Cynomolgus Monkeys Reportedin
Kilograms
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Table2.IndividuaBlody Weightsofand Dose WeightsAdministeredinOne
CapsuletoCynomolgus Monkeys (50mg/kg)
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Table 3. 1% DextroseinLactatedRingersSolutionand BileSaltReplacement
SolutionInfusionTimes
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APPENDIX A
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ProtocolCMS 22672AI, ProtocolAmendment No. 1,and Protocol
Deviations
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APPENDIX B
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Summary ofAntemortem ObservationsC,linicaPlathologyCodes and
Abbreviationsa,nd ClinicaPlathologyData Tables
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ABSTRACT
Tissue,plasma,senun,bile,feces,and urinespecimenswere providedto obtain informationon themetabolismof N-ethylperfluorooctanseulfonamidoethanol (Net-Fose;T-6316)incynomolgus monkeys followingadministratioonfa singleoral dose.
Sixteencynomolgus male and femalemonkeys from Covance ResearchProductswere dosed accordingtothe followingstudydesign:
Group 1
Number and Sex
of Animals
6 Male 6 Female
Status Intact
2 2 Male BileDuct 2 Female Cannulated
Dose
50 mg/kg
50mg/kg
CollectionPsostdose
Tissuesfrom2/sexon Days 2,28,and 90. Urineand fecesfrom 0-12 and 12-24hours,then dailythrough28 days,andweeklythrough90 days. Bloodpredose,and at1,2,4,6,12,24,36,and 48 hours,7 days,andweeklythrough90 days.
Tissuesat28 days. Bilefrom 0-12and 12-24hours, and dailythrough28 days. Blood predosea,nd at1,2,4,6,12,24,36 and48 hours,7days,and weeklythrough28 days.
Separateblood sampleswere collectefdorpreparatioonf plasma and serum. Plasma was
preparedby centrifugatiofntheblood. Serum was preparedby allowingthebloodto clotand centrifuginigttoseparatethecelluladrebris.Allspecimenswere shippedto the Sponsorforanalysisand theresultosf theseanalyseswillbe reportedseparatelbyy the Sponsor.
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TITLE
Metabolism of N-Ethyl PerfluorooctaneSulfonamido Ethanol(Net-Fose;T-6316) in Cynomolgus Monkeys Following Administrationof a SingleCapsule Dose
OBJECTIVE
The purpose of thisstudywas to administera perfluorooctanetestsubstanceto male and female cynomolgus monkeys and collectsamples fordeterminationof absorption, distributionm,etabolism, and excretion.
REGULATORY
COMPLIANCE
The biologicalphase of thisstudy was conducted in accordance with theEnvirom-nental ProtectionAgency (EPA), Good Laboratory PracticeStandards,40 CFR 160 and by Covance LaboratoriesInc.,3301 Kinsman Boulevard, Madison, Wisconsin, in accordance with Covance ProtocolCMS 22672A I dated April 21, 1998, and Covance Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). The protocol,protocolamendment, and protocol deviationsarein Appendix A.
All proceduresin thisstudy arein compliance with theAnimal Welfare Act Regulations, 9 CFR 3, dated October 30, 1989, and as modified on March 18, 199 1. In the opinion of the Sponsor and the study director,the study did not unnecessarilyduplicateany previous work.
QUALITY ASSURANCE
The protocol,study conduct,data,and biologicalphase fmal reportwere auditedby the Covance QualityAssurance Unit (QAU) in accordance with Covance SOPS. All study activitiepserformed at3M willbe theresponsibilitoyf the3M QualityAssurance Department.
Study Design EXPERIMENTAL
DESIGN AND PROCEDURES
Animals were assigned to two groups, one was the bileduct cannulated group and the otherwas intact.The group designation,number of animals,specimen collectiona,nd targetdose levelwere as follows:
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Group
Number and Sex ofAnimals
Status
Dose Frequency, Route,
and Level
CollectionPsostdose
1
6 Male
Intact One Capsule Tissuesfrom 2/sexon Days 2,28, and 90.
6 Female
Oral
Urineand fecesfrom 0-12 and 12-24hours,
50 mg/kg thendailythrough28 days,and weekly through
90 days.
Blood predose,and at 1,2,4,6, 12,24,36,and
48 hours,7 days,and weekly through90 days.
2
2 Male BileDuct One Capsule Tissuesat28 days.
2 Female Cannulated
Oral
Bilefrom 0-12 and 12-24hours,and daily
50 mg/kg through28 days.
Blood ptedose,and at1,2,4,6, 12,24,36 and
48 hours,7days,and weekly through28 days.
Justification for Dosing Route and Dose level
The oral route has been used for evaluating systemic toxicity of the compound in cynomolgus monkeys. The 50 mg/kg dose was chosen because itprovidesthe maximum non-toxicsingledose amount necessaryto recover measurable concentrationsof the test substance in minor tissues.
Test Substance
The testsubstance,T-6316, was received inthe Department of Metabolic Chemistry on May 8,1998 from the Covance Department of Toxicology. Stabilitaynd retentionof a sample as specifiedin 40 CFR 160.105 of the testsubstanceisthe responsibilitoyf the Sponsor. Informationon synthesismethods, composition,or othercharacteristictshat definethe testsubstance are on filewith the Sponsor.
The followinginformationwas obtainedfrom thelabelon thetestsubstancecontainer:
Substance No.: ContainerNo.: Test Substance:
Lot Nos.: Date Combined: Purity/Concentration: ExpirationDate: Storage Requirements: Physical State:
1084A3 65 T-6316 (Narrow Range N-Ethyl PerfiuorooctanesulfonamidoEthanol,NETFOSE) 30035, 30037, and 30039 07-31-1997 98.1% On filewith theSponsor Room temperature Amber waxy solid,slightodor
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Test Animals and Housing
The in-lifpeortionof thestudywas conductedMay 13,1998,throughAugust 11,1998.
Eleven mate and elevenfemalecynomolgus monkeys (nonhuman primates)from Covance ResearchProductswere receivedon March 24, 1998. The animalswere young adultto adultand weighed approximately3 to4 kg atarrivalU.pon arrivale,achanimal was assigneda temporaryidentificatinounmber. Beforebeingplacedon teste,ach animalwas randomly assigneda permanentidentificatinounmber and identifiewditha neck tagattachedtothecollar.
Allanimalswere housed inindividuals,uspended,stainlesssteelw,ire-mesh cagesduring acclimationand housed in individuamletabolismcagesdesignedfortheseparatioannd collectioonfbile,urine,and feceswhileon test.
The primateswere fedCertifiePdrimateDiet#8726C (HarlanTeklad)ad libitume,xcept when fastedforsurgeryand priortotestsubstanceadministratiotnhroughapproximately 4 hours postdose.Dietswere supplementedwith appropriatferuitasnd cereals.Water was providedfreshdailyand ad libitum.Environmentalcontrolsfortheanimalroom were setto maintain18'to29'C, 50% 20% relativheumidity,and a 12-hour lightI/2-hourdark cycle.The 12-hourdark cyclewas interrupteda,snecessary,to accommodate studyprocedures.
Animal Selection
Clinicalchemistryand hematology testresultasnd physicalexaminationresultwsere used toselecttestanimals.In additiona,nimalswere selectedforthesurgicalprocedure based on thebestapparentadjustmenttothejacketand tethersystem.Beforedose administratioan,laboratoraynimalveterinariaenvaluatedthehealthof theanimalsand approvedtheiruse on thestudy.
Justification
Studiesusing liveanimalsareessentiaflorcharacterizintghedispositioonf chemicalsin animals.No acceptablenon-liveanimalmodels were available.The cynomolgus monkey has been used asthenon-rodentspeciesto evaluatetoxicityT.hisstudywillaid intheevaluationof testresultosbtainedintoxicologystudiesconductedinmonkeys and willalsoprovidea basisfortheextrapolatioonf safetydatafrom animalstohumans. The number ofanimalswas theminimum number necessarytoprovidescientificavlallyid results.
SurgicalProcedure
The surgicalprocedurewas conducted inaccordancewith Covance StandardOperating Procedures.The animalswere fastedovernightbeforesurgeryand sedatedwith
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ketamine.An appropriataentibiotiwcas administered.Surgicalanesthesiwaas maintainedusingoxygen and isofluraneL.actatedRinger'ssolutionwas administered througha saphenouscathetetrhroughoutthesurgicalprocedureoras determinedby a staffveterinarianA.sterilseurgicaslcrubwas performed.The common bileductand duodenum was cannulatedand thegallbladdewras removed and discarded.Analgesics were administeredas recommended by thestafvfeterinarianA.dditionalantibiotics and/orfluidswere administeredasrecommended by thestaffveterinarianT.he animals had atleast10 days torecoverfrom thesurgicalprocedurepriortodose administration.
BileReplacement
Beginningtheday aftersurgerythrough3 days postsurgery,a solutionof 1% dextrosein LactatedRinger'ssolutionwas administeredviatheduodenalcannulaforapproximately 8 hoursperday atapproximately20 mL/hour topreventdehydration.Beginningon the fourthpostsurgicadlay untilsacrificae,bilesaltsolutionwas infusedviatheduodenal cannulaforapproximately8 hoursperday atapproximately23 mL/kg/day. The bilesalts solutionwas preparedby adding18.0g of cholicacidto I L of 0.9% sodium chloride solution.Sodium bicarbonat(e1.3g)was addedto each 1 L of solution.The solution was mixed and thepH adjustedto 7.4to7.8with0.IN HCI orsodium hydroxide,as appropriateI.nfusionintervalasnd volumes administerewdere recorded(SeeTable3).
Dose Preparationand Analysis
The capsules(gelatinN,o. 2,0.37mL) forthedose preparatiownere receivedfrom Torpac,Inc.on April9,1998.
The testcompound was homogenized. A No. 2 capsulewas taredon an analytical balanceand an appropriateamount oftestsubstance,based on animal weight and dose levelw,as added usinga spatula.The capsuleswere sealedand placedinseparate20-mL scintillativoinalslabeledwiththeanimalnumber. The capsuleswere storedunder ambientconditions.
Dosing Procedure
The animalswere fastedovernightpriorto doseadministratiotnhroughapproximately 4 hourspostdose.The capsulewas giventotheanimalsby a devicespecififcorcapsule administration.
Antemortem Observations
Mortalityand moribunditycheckswere done twicedaily(a.m.and p.m.).Cageside observationforgeneralhealthand appearancewere done once daily.Signsofpoor health or abnormal behaviorwere recordedas theywere observed.
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PhysicalExaminations
Physicalexaminationwere performedtwiceduringacclimationo,nce pre-surgerya,nd once postsurgerybeforetheinitiatiofntreatment.Animals were anesthetizewdith ketaminehydrochlorideaccordingto Covance StandardOperatingProceduresforthe examination.
Jacketswere checked accordingtoCovance StandardOperatingProcedures.The animals were anesthetizeadsabove fortheexamination;however, a lower dose of ketaminewas administeredforthelimitedexamination.
Body Weights
Body weightswere takenweekly duringacclimationw,ithin5 daysof dosing(tobe used fordosingcalculationsw)e,ekly afterdosing,and on theday ofsacrifice.
ClinicalPathology
The animalswere not fasted.Blood was collectevdiathefemoralveinbeforedose administratioans follows:approximatelyI week beforesurgeryfrom allanimalsand approximately4 and 8 dayspostsurgeryfrom cannulatedanimals.When health problems developed,blood was collectefdorclinicaplathologyteststo assesshealth statusas deemed necessaryby thestaffveterinarian.
ClinicalPathology Tests
The followingarethetestsperformed by theClinicalPathologyDepartment:
Hematology Red blood cellcount Hemoglobin Hematocrit Mean corpuscularvolume Mean corpuscularhemoglobin Mean corpuscularhemoglobin concentration Platelectount White bloodcellcount Differentiballoodcellcount Blood cellmorphology Prothrombintime Activatedpartiatlhromboplastitnime
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ClinicalChemistry Glucose Urea nitrogen Creatinine Totalprotein Albumin Globulin Totalbilirubin Serum bileacids Cholesterol Aspartate aminotransferase Alanine aininotransferase Alkaline phosphatase Creatine kinase Gamma glutamyltransferase Calcium Inorganicphosphorous Sodium Potassium Chloride
Antemortem Sample Collection
No Teflon was used forthisstudy.
Blood (Groups I and 2). Approximately 2 mL of blood was collectedfrom Group I animals predose and approximately 2 mL was collectedat 1,2, 4, 6, 12, 24, 36,and 48 hours,7 days,and weekly through 90 days postdose. Approximately 2 mL of blood was collectedfrom Group 2 animals ptedose and approximately2 mL was collectedat 1, 2,4, 6,12,24, 36, and 48 hours,and on7, 14,21, and 28 days postdose. Thebloodwas collectedvia a femoral vein intoheparinizedtubes and placed immediately on wet ice. EffectiveJune 3,1998 (Study Day 21) and atthe remaining time points,an additional 2-niL blood sample was collectedintoa glasstube without heparin and setasideatroom temperatureto clot.
Bile(Group 2). Bile was collectedfrom the Group 2 animals via the implanted cannula intoplasticcontainerssurrounded by dry icepredose (foratleast12 hours),and at 0-12, 12-24,and continuingat 24-hour intervalsthrough 28 days postdose.
Urine (Group 1). Urine was collectedin plasticcontainerssurrounded by dry ice at 0-12, 12-24, and continued at24-hour intervalsthrough 28 days, then weekly until 90 days postdose.
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Feces (Group 1).Feceswere collecteadt0-12,12-24,and continuedfor24-hour intervaltshrough28 days,thenweekly until90 days postdose.Specimens were transferreidntoplasticontainersatthetimeof collection.
Termination
Scheduled Sacrifice.At thetime ofsacrificaen,imalswere anesthetizewdithsodium pentobarbitalC.erebrospinaflluid(CSF) was collecteodnce theanimalwas fully anesthetizedC.SF was placedon wet iceimmediatelyaftercollectioannd collection timeswere recorded.Blood was collectevdiacardiacpunctureintoglasstubeswith heparin(atleast20 mL) and intoglasstubeswithoutheparin(atleast20 mL), except Animal No. 10541 thathad a shortsample obtainedviavena eava. Followingblood collectiont,heanimalswere sacrificevdiaexsanguinatiounnder sodium pentobarbital.
Residualurinefrom thebladderwas added tothelasturinesample. Stomach, largeand smallintestincaolntentswere collectefdrom thetwo persexGroup I animalsthatwere sacrificeadtDay 2 only.
Alltissuescollectewdere excised,rinsedwithwater,blotteddry,weighed,and placedin a plasticontainersurroundedby wet ice.Afterthetissuewsere removed,theresidual carcassewsere discarded.The followingtissuewsere collectefdrom allanimalsat sacrificex,ceptthegallbladdetrhatwas collectefdrom Group I only:
Adrenalglands Aorta Bone (femur) Bone marrow (fromfemur) Brain Diaphragm Epididymis Esophagus Eyes Fat Gallbladder Heart Kidneys Large intestine Liver Lungs Lymph nodes(cervical) Lymph nodes(mesenteric)
Muscle(thigh) Ovaries Pancreas Prostate Salivaryglands Seminal vesicles Skin (dorsals,haved) Small intestine Spinalcord Spleen Stomach Testes Thymus Thyroid/Parathyroid Tongue Trachea Urinarybladder Uterus
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Sample IdentificatioRne,tention,and Disposition
Specimenswere identifiewdiththestudynumber,sex,animalnumber,group,matrix,
specimen number, and collectioninterval.
Blood,Plasma,Serum,and CellulaFrractioPnreparatioannd Storage
Blood in glasstubes with heparin was stored atapproximately 5'C priorto analysis.At the individualtime points,the blood was gently inverted severaltimes to homogenize, then approximately 700 @tL was taken and placed into a labeled vialfor each individual time point. At sacrificea,pproximately halfof the blood was homogenized and placed into a labeled vial.The subsamples were placed in a freezerat a temperature of approximately -20'C. The remaining blood was centrifugedat2,400 rpm (1,300 x g) for approximately 10 minutes atapproximately 5'C. The resultingplasma and cellularfraction was transferredto separatelylabeled vialsand placed in freezerat a temperature of approximately -20'C untilthey were shipped.
T'he additional2-mL blood collectionin glasstubes without heparin for the collectionof serum was allowed to clotat room temperature for approximately 30 to 60 minutes. The sample was then centrifugedat 2,400 rpm (1,300 x g) for approximately 10 minutes at approximately 5'C. The serum was removed and placed into a labeledvial.The cellular debris was discarded and the serum was stored in a freezerat a temperature of approximately -20'C to await shipment.
Sample Transfer
All specimens were shipped on dry iceto the Sponsor on June 12,1998, and August 18, 1998:
Dr. Kris Hansen Environmental Technology and Safety Services 935 Bush Avenue Building 2-E3-09 St Paul,Minnesota 55133-3331 Phone: (612) 778-6018 Fax: (612) 788-6176
The Sponsor will be responsible forfurtheranalysis,reporting,and archiving upon completion of the study.
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Disposition of Raw Data, Records, Samples, and the Final Report
The following data records to be maintained and transferred to the archives of Covance willinclude,but willnot be limitedto: protocoland amendments; study correspondence; testmaterialreceipt;finalreport.
The followingsupportingrecordsto be retainedat Covance but not archivedwith the studydata willinclude,butwillnot be limitedto: feed analysisrecords;water analysis records;animal room temperatureand humidity records;refrigerator/freezteermperature records;instrumentcalibrationand maintenance records;United StatesDepartment of Agricultureanimal records;stockrecords.
The followingdata recordsto be transferredto thearchivesof 3M upon completion of the reportwillinclude,but willnot be limitedto:
In-lifreecords: Animal receipt Acclimation Animal room maintenance Antemortem observations Body weights Physicalexamination records Clinicalpathology Clinicalpathology slides Dose administration Sample collection Bile saltsreplacement solutioninfusiontimes and amounts
All correspondence,documentation, records,protocol,and finalreportgeneratedas a resultof thisstudy willbe archivedin the storagefacilitieosf Covance fora period of one year followingthe signingof thefinalreport.One year aftersigningthe finalreport,all of theaforementioned materialswillbe sentto the Sponsor and a returnfeewillbe charged. The Sponsor may electto have the materialsretainedin the Covance Archives foran additionalperiodof time and Covance willcharge a storagefee. Ifthe Sponsor chooses to have Covance dispose of the materials,a disposalfee willbe charged.
RESULTS Quarantine and Acclimation
AND DISCUSSION
All animals under quarantineand acclimationbeginning March 24,1998, except Animal 105428, appeared clinicallhyealthyand were releasedon April 24, 1998. Animal 105428 was observed to have diarrheaand was monitored untilnormal. At leastone physical examination,one fecalexamination, and threetuberculintestswere performed before
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releasefrom quarantine.Weekly body weightswere recordedand animalswere acclimatedtothejacketand tethersystemrequiredforbileduct cannulation.
ClinicalPathology
Resultsofpresurgicacllinicaplathologytestsindicatedno obviousgroup orindividual healthabnormalitiesA.lthough severalmales inGroup I had notablyhighleukocyte counts,thesewere attributetdoexcitementassociatewdith blood collectiopnrocedures. A few femalesinGroup I had mildlyhigh valuesforalanineaminotransferasaectivity consistenwtithHepatitiAs infectiona,subclinicaclonditioncommonly observedin cynomolgus monkeys thatdoes notadverselyeffectliverfimctionor animalhealth.
Resultsoftheclinicaplathologytestsfollowingsurgerydemonstratedno critical complicationsecondarytobileductcannulation.Four days postsurgery,increased activitiefsoraspartataeminotransferasea,laninearninotransferasael,kalinephosphatase, gamma glutamyltransferasaen,d creatinekinaseinGroup 2 animalswere consistenwtith thesurgicaplrocedure.The totalbilirubiwnas notablyincreasedforonlyone ofthe males (AnimalNo. 105436);and one ofthefemales(AnimalNo. 105441)exhibited evidenceof blood lossfrom thesurgicaplrocedure.Eightdays postsurgery,thehigh enzyme activitigeesneralleyxhibitedsignificanrteductionisndicativoef continued recoveryfrom thesurgicaplrocedure,and totalbilirubiwnas no longerelevatedfor Animal No. 105436.Persistenmti,ldlytomoderatelyelevatedactivitifeosralkaline phosphatase(malesand females)and gamma glutarnyltransfer(amsaelesonly)at8 days postsurgerywere characteristoifcmildlyincreasedbiliarpyressuresecondarytobile ductcannulationb,utnormal valuesfortotalbilirubiannd serum bileacidsindicated hepaticfunctionwas likelnyot significantcloympromised.
Body Weights and Doses Administered
Individuablody weightsand dosesadministeretdoGroups I and 2 arepresentedin TablesI and 2. Actualdosesadministeredrangedfrom 100.2% to 104.4% of the nominal doseof 50 mg/kg.
Antemortem Observations
The animalsappearednormal duringdoseadministratioannd appearedhealthyand exhibitendo overtsignsoftoxicittyhroughoutthestudy.The notedobservationasre listeidn Appendix B. None of theseobservationasppearedtobe testsubstancerelated.
On May 22,1998,no bileflowwas notedforAnimals 105437 and 105441. The swivel was flushedforAnimal 105437 and thebilestartetdoflow again.The technicianfound thattheswivelforAnimal 105441was hooked up incorrectloyn thepreviousday,so it was connectedcorrectlaynd thepump restartedA.pproximately2 hours latert,herewas no bileflow,so thesystem was recheckedand bilebegan to flow. On May 26,1998 and
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May 29,1998,bloodwas drawn from Animal 105441 forclinicaclhemistryanalysisto monitorherhealthstatus.The resultosn May 29,1998,were indicativoef cholestasibsu,t theresultwsere improved from theresultosn May 26,1998.The ClinicaPlathologist alsoindicatetdhatthehepaticdysfimctionappearedminimal and concludedvery little hepatocelluladregenerationornecrosisoccurred.
On June 4,1998,Animal 105449 didnothave a screenabove thepan to separatetheurine from thefeces.The feceswas scrapedfrom thepan and collectedh;owever,some cross-contaminatiomnay have occurred.
Bileflow slowed and was notedon Study Day 17,23,and 24 thenstoppedon Day 25 from Animal 105446. However, theanimalexhibitendo signsof compromised health. Upon sacrificietwas notedthata portionofthebileducthad re-grown,evidently providingan alternatpeathof bileflow.
CONCLUSIONS
Samples were providedto obtaininformatioonn thepharmacokineticse,xcretionand tissuedistributiofnN-ethylperfluorooctanseulfonamidoethanol(Net-Fose;T-6316) aftera singlecasuledose incynomolgus monkeys. Bile-ductcannulatedas wellas intact animalswere usedinthestudy.Allsampleswere shippedtotheSponsorforanalysisand resultosf theseanalyseswillbe reportedseparatelbyy theSponsor. No testsubstance effectwsere noted on themonkeys.
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Table 1.
TABLES IndividualBody Weights of Cynomolgus Monkeys Reported in Kilogrwns
Animal
Day
Number
1
3
8
9
16
22
23
31
35
105428 105430 105431 105432 105433 105435
GroUp I Male
4.4
4.2
3.9
3.9
3.8
3.8 3.8
3.9
3.9
4.2
4.2 4.2
4.2
4.2
4.1
4.0 4.0
4.4
4.3
4.0
3.9 4.1
4.3
4.3
4.4
4.4
4.3
4.3
105439 105440 105442 105444 105447 105449
GroMp 1 Female
3.1
3.1
3.1
3.1
3.0
2.9 2.8
3.0
2.9
3.0
2.9 2.9
2.9
2.8
3.2
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.3
3.3
3.3
3.4
3.3
3.2
3.5
3.6
3.3
3.3
Group 2 Male
105436
3.7
3.5
3.5
3.6
3.8
106437
3.7
3.7
3.6
3.8
3.6
Grogp 2 Female
105441
3.0
3.0
2.8
3.2
3.2
105446
4.2
4.1
3.8
4.2
4.1
Day
42
49
56
63
70
77
84
91
105433 105435
Groa I Male
4.5
4.6 4.6 4.7
4.8
4.8
4.9
4.9
4.1
4.2 4.2 4.2
4.2
4.2
4.3
4.3
105447 105449
GropS I Female
3.5
3.5
3.5
3.5
3.6
3.4
3.4 3.4 3.4
3.5
3.6
3.7
3.6
3.5
3.7
3.7
Table 2.
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IndividualBody Weights of and Dose Weights Administered in One Capsule to Cynomolgus Monkeys (50 mg/kg)
Animal
Number 105428 105430 105431 105432 105433 105435 105436 105437 105439 105440 105441 105442 105444 105446 105447 105449
Group 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1
Animal Weight (kg)
4.4 3.9 3.8 4.2 4.1 4.0 3.7 3.7 3.1 3.1 3.0 3.0 3.0 4.2 3.2 3.3
Test Substance Administered
(g)
(mg/kg) % of Nominal
0.2207 0.1978 0.1930 0.2138
50.2 50.7 50.8 50.9
100.3 101.4 101.6 101.8
0.2082 0.2033 0.1884
50.8 50.8 50.9
101.6 101.7 101.8
0.1897 0.1573 0.1556 0.1522 0.1508 0.1566 0.2108 0.1616
51.3 50.7 50.2 50.7 50.3 52.2 50.2 50.5
102.5 101.5 100.4 101.5 100.5 104.4 100.4 101.0
0.1653
50.1
100.2
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Table 3.
1% Dextrose inLactatedRingers Solutionand BileSaltReplacement SolutionInfusionTimes
Day PostSurgery
105436
AM Start
PM Finish
Animal Identification
105437
105441
Time
AM
PM
AM
PM
Start
Finish
Start
Finish
105446
AM Start
PM Finish
1
7:07
14:55
5:59
13:58
6:00
14:01
6:26
15:03
2
5:58
13:59
6:26
14:32
6:26
14:32
6:15
14:15
3
6:26
14:31
6:15
14:00
6:15
14:17
6:22
14:01
4
6:15
14:18
6:22
14:01
6:22
14:01
7:35
15:42
5
6:22
14:01
7:35
15:42
7:35
15:42
6:38
14:36
6
7:35
15:42
6:38
14:36
6:38
14:36
6:37
14:40
7
6:38
14:40
6:37
14:40
6:37
14:40
6:23
14:24
8
6:37
14:40
6:23
14:24
6:23
14:24
7:00
14:57
9
6:23
14:28
7:00
14:57
7:00
14:57
6:24
14:12
10
7:00
15:03
6:24
14:12
6:24
14:12
6:23
14:15
11
6:24
14:12
6:23
14:15
6:23
14:15
6:42
14:44
12
6:23
14:15
6:42
14:47
6:42
14:49
6:55
15:38
13
6:42
14:44
6:55
15:38
6:55
15:38
5:21
13:23
14
6:55
15:38
5:21
13:21
5:21
13-.23
6:51
14:58
15
5:21
13:22
6:51
14:58
6:51
14:58
6:16
14:25
16
6:51
14:58
6:16
14:24
6:16
14:25
5:46
13:56
17
6:16
14:24
5:46
13:56
5:46
13:56
6:48
14:51
18
5:46
13:56
6:48
14:51
6:48
14:51
6:39
14:41
19
6:48
14:51
6:39
14:41
6:39
14:40
6:38
14:46
20
6:39
14:41
6:38
14:46
6:38
14:46
6:36
14:36
21
6:38
14:46
6:36
14:38
6:36
14:37
6:53
15:01
22
6:36
14:36
6:53
15:01
6:53
15:01
6:17
14:14
23
6:53
15:01
6:17
14:18
6:17
14:20
5:50
13:47
24
6:17
14:18
5:50
13:47
5:50
13:47
5:43
13:48
25
5:50
13:47
5:43
13:48
5:43
13:48
5:46
13:44
26
5:43
13:48
5:46
13:47
5:46
13:47
6:49
14:53
27
5:46
13:48
6:49
14:53
6:49
14:53
6:39
14:41
28
6:49
14:53
6:39
14:41
6:39
14:41
6:55
14:57
29
6:39
14:41
6:58
14:57
6:55
14:57
6:36
14:42
30
6:55
14:57
6:36
14:35
6:36
14:35
6:39
14:31
31
6:36
14:35
6:39
14:31
6:39
14:31
7:02
14:59
32
6:39
14:31
7:02
15:00
7:02
14:59
6:45
14:46
33
7:02
15:00
6:45
14:46
6:45
14:46
6:41
14:39
34
6:45
14:46
6:41
14:40
6:41
14:39
6:41
14:44
35
6:41
14:40
6:41
14:44
6:41
14:44
6:45
14:05
36
6:41
14:44
6:45
14:05
6:45
14:05
7:01
14:58
37
6:45
14:05
7:01
14:58
7:01
14:58
NA'
NA
38
7:01
14:58
5:41
13:40
5:41
13:40
NA
NA
39
5:41
13:40
6:36
14:47
6:36
14:47
NA
NA
40
6:36
14:47
6:38
14:48
6:38
14:45
NA
NA
41
6:38
14:45
6:51
14:35
6:51
14:35
NA
NA
42
6:51
14:35
a
On Days I through3,theanimalswere infusedwith 1% dextroseinLactatedRingees solutionat
approximately20 mL/kg/hourforapproximately8 hours,and on the remainingdays theanimalswere
infusedwithbilesaltsatapproximately23 mL/kg/hour forapproximately8 hours.
b
Not applicableS.inceno bilewas recovered,no bilesaltswere infused.
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APPENDIX A ProtocolCMS 22672AI, ProtocolAmendment No. 1,and ProtocolDeviations
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PROTOCOL
Sponsor
3M Chemicals St.Paul,Minnesota
ProtocolCMS 22672AI
Study Title Metabolism of N-Ethyl PerfluorooctaneSulfonamido Ethanol (Net-Fose;T-6316) in
Cynomoigus Monkeys Following Administrationof a SingleCapsule Dose
Testing Guideline Environmental ProtectionAgency, Good Laboratory PracticeStandards,40 CFR 160
Date April 21, 1998 Performing Laboratory Covance LaboratoriesInc. 3301 Kinsman Boulevard Madison, Wisconsin 53704
Laboratory Project Identificaflon Covance 6329-226
Page 1 of 13
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STUDY IDENTIFICATION
Metabolism ofN-Ethyl PerfluorooctanSeulfonarnidoEthanol(Net-Fose;T-6316) in Cynomolgus Monkeys FollowingAdministratioonf a SingleCapsuleDose
Test Substance
N-EthylPerfluorooctanSeulfonamido Ethanol(Net-FoseT;-6316)
Sponsor
3M Chemicals 3M Center Building220-2E-02 St.Paul,N4N 55144-1000
Study Director
Andrew Seacat,PhD 3M Chemicals 3M Center Building220-2E-02 St.Paul,NlN 55144-1000 Phone: (612)575-3161 Fax: (612)733-1773
PrincipaAlnalyticaIlnvestigator
KrisHansen EnvironmentalTechnology and Safety
Services 935 Bush Avenue Building2-E3-09 St.Paul,Minnesota 55133-3331 Phone: (612)778-6018 Fax: (612)788-6176
BiologicalPhase Investigator
FredericW. Thalacker,PhD Covance LaboratoriesInc. P.O.Box 7545 Madison,Wisconsin 53707 Phone: (608)242-2712ext.7370 Fax: (608)241-7412
BiologicalPhase Location
Covance LaboratoriesInc. 3301 Kinsman Boulevard Madison,Wisconsin 53704
Proposed Study Timetable In-LifeExperimentalStartDate In-LifeEnd Date
May 13,1998 August 11,1998
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OBJECTIVE
The purpose of thisstudy is administer a Perfluorooctane testsubstance to male and female cynomolgus monkeys and collectsamples for determination of absorption, distributionm,etabolism, and excretion.
REGULATORY
COMPLIANCE
Environmental Protection Agency, Good Laboratory Practice Standards, 40 CFR 160
All procedures in thisprotocol are in compliance with the Animal Welfare Act Regulations, 9 CFR 3, dated October 30, 1989, and as modified on March 18, 1991. In the opinion of the Sponsor and the study director,the study does not unnecessarily duplicateany previous work.
The protocol,study conduct, data,and biologicalphase finalreportwill be audited by the Covance Laboratories Inc.Quality Assurance Unit in accordance with Covance Standard Operating Procedures. All study activitiepserformed at3M willbe the responsibilityof the 3M Quality Assurance Department.
TEST SUBSTANCE
Source
The testsubstance willbe provided by the Sponsor. The Sponsor willbe responsible for analysisof the testsubstance.
Storage Conditions
The testsubstance will be stored at approximately -20*C untildosing. Any testsubstance remaining willbe stored at approximately -20"C.
Disposition
Unused testsubstance will be returnedto the Sponsor or a recipientdesignated by the Sponsor, or discarded at the Sponsor's request. The Sponsor will assume responsibility forretentionof a sample of the testmaterial as specifiedin 40 CFR 160.195 ifthe study is longer than 4 weeks in duration.
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SafetyPrecautions
Safetyprecautionswillbe takenasrequiredby Covance Policiesand Procedures,in consideratioonftheSponsor'sMaterialSafetyData Sheet,or otherrelevantsafety informationprovidedby theSponsor.
EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN
Animals
Species/Strain. Nonhuman primate/eynomolgus
Source.
Covance ResearchProducts(Alice,Texas,or Denver, Pennsylvania)T.he sourceof theanimalswillbe documented in theraw data.
Weight atArrival. 3 kg or greater
Age at Arrival. Young adult/adult
Number and Sex.
Eightmales and eightfemaleson test,sixmale and sixfemale intactand two male and two femalebileductcannulated.One male and one femaleextraintactand two male and two female extracannulatedwillbe availableaspossiblereplacementanimals.
Identification. Individuallnyumbered collartags
Housing
For theacclimatiopneriod,theanimalswillbe in individuals,tainlesssteelcages.For thetestperiod,theanimalswillbe inindividuamletabolismcagesdesignedforthe separatioannd collectioonfbile,urine,and feces.
Food
CertifiePdrimateDiet#8726C (HarlanTeklad)ad libitume,xceptwhen fastedfor surgery.Food willalsobe withdrawnovernightpriorto,and returnedapproximately 4 hours afterdose administrationD.ietswillbe supplementedwithappropriatferuitasnd cereals.
Water
Ad libitump,rovidedfreshdaily
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Contaminants
Thereareno known contaminantisnthefoodorwaterthatwould interfewrieththis study.
Environment
Environmentalcontrolsfortheanimal room willbe settomaintain18'to29'C, 50% + 20% relativheumidity,and a 12-hourlight/12-houdrark cycle.The 12-hourdark cycle may be interruptetdo accommodate studyprocedures.
Quarantine and Acclimation
Animals willbe underquarantineforatleast30 days. At leastone qualitycontrol physicalo,ne fecalexamination,and threetuberculitnestswillbe done beforerelease from quarantine.Weekly body weightswillbe taken.Animals willbe acclimatedtothe jacket/tethseyrstemrequiredforbileductcannulation.
Animal Selection
Clinicaclhemistryand hematologytestresultasnd physicalexaminationresultwsillbe usedto selectestanimals.Animals willbe selectefdorthesurgicaplrocedurebased on thebestapparentadjustmenttothejacketand tethersystem.In thecasethatallormost animalsadjustwell,animalswillbe selectedinnumericalorderbasedon theindividual collartagnumbers previouslyassigned.Beforedose administratioan,laboratoraynimal veterinariawnillevaluatethehealthof theanimalsand approvetheiruseon thestudy.
Justification
Studiesusingliveanimalsareessentiaflorcharacterizintghedispositioonf chemicalsin animals.No acceptablenon-liveanimal models areavailableT.he cynomolgus monkey hasbeen used asthenon-rodentspeciestoevaluatetoxicityT.hisstudywillaidinthe evaluationoftestresultosbtainedintoxicologystudiesconductedinmonkeys and will alsoprovidea basisfortheextrapolatioonf safetydatafrom animalstohumans. The number ofanimalsistheminimum number necessarytoprovidescientificalvlaylid results.
SurgicalProcedure
The surgicalprocedurewillbe conducted inaccordancewith Covance Standard OperatingProcedures.The animalswillbe fastedovernightbeforesurgeryand sedated withketainineA.n appropriataentibiotiwcillbe administered.Surgicalanesthesiwaill be maintainedusingoxygen and isofluraneL.actatedRinger'ssolutionwillbe administeredthrougha saphenouscatheterthroughoutthesurgicaplrocedureoras
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determinedby a stafvfeterinarianA.sterilseurgicaslcrubwillbe performed.The common bileductand duodenwn willbe cannulatedand thegallbladderremoved and discarded.Analgesicswillbe administereads reconunendedby thestafvfeterinarian.
Additional antibioticsand/or fluidsmay be administered as recommended by the staff veterinarian.The animals willhave atleast10 days to recover from the surgical
procedurepriortodose administration.
Bile Replacement
Beginning the day after surgery through 3 days post surgery, a solution of 1% dextrose in
LactatedRinger'ssolutiownillbe administeredviatheduodenalcannulafor
approximately 8 hours per day (approximately 20 niL/hour) to prevent dehydration. Beginning on the fourth post surgicalday untilsacrifice,an appropriate amount of mixed bilesaltssolutionwillbe infused via the duodenal cannula for approximately 8 hours per day. The volume of bilesaltssolutionto be administered willbe approximately 23 niL/kg/day. Bile saltssolutionwill be prepared by adding 18.0 g of cholic acidto I L of 0.9% sodium chloridesolution. Sodium bicarbonate (1.3 g) will be added to each I L of solution.The solutionwill be mixed and the pH adjusted to 7.4 to 7.8 with 0.IN HCI or sodium hydroxide, as appropriate. Infusion intervalsand volumes administered will be recorded.
Group Designations and Dose Level
Group 1
2
Number and Sex 6 Male 6 Female
2 Male 2 Female
Status
Dose Frequency, Route,
and Level
CollectionsPostdose
Intact
One Capsule 50 mg/kg
Tissuesfrom 2/sex on Days 2, 28, and 90. Urine and fecesfrom 0-12 and 12-24 hours, thendailythrough 28 days,and weekly through 90 days. Blood predose,and at 1,2, 4, 6, 12,24, 36, and 48 hours,7 days,and weekly through 90 days.
BileDuct Cannulated
One Capsule 50 mg/kg
Tissues at28 days. Bilefrom 0-12 and 12-24 hours,and daily through 28 days. Blood predose,and at 1,2,4, 6, 12,24, 36 and 48 hours,7days,and weekly through 29 days,
Justification for Dosing Route/Dose Level. The oral route has been used for evaluating systemic toxicityof the compound incynomoigus monkeys. The 50 mg/kg dose was chosen because itprovides the maximum non-toxic singledose amount necessary to recover measurable concentrations in minor tissues.
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Predose and Postdose Feeding. Animals willbe fastedovernight priorto dose administrationthrough approximately 4 hours postdose.
Dose Administration. The capsule will be administered by a device specificforcapsule administration.
Observation of Animals
Antemortem Observations. Mortality and moribundity checks will be done twice daily (a.m. and p.m.). Cageside observation forgeneral healthand appearance willbe done once daily. Signs of poor health or abnormal behavior willbe recorded as they are observed.
Physical Examinations. Twice during acclimation, once pre-surgery, and once post surgery before the initiatioonf treatment. Animals willbe anesthetizedwith ketainine hydrochloride according to Covance Standard Operating Procedures for the examination.
Jackets will be checked according to Covance Standard Operating Procedures and will be replaced as necessary. The animals will be anesthetizedas above for the examination; however, a lower dose of ketaininemay be administered forthe limitedexamination.
Body Weights. Weekly during acclimation,on the day of dosing, weekly thereaftera,nd on the day of sacrifice.Additional body weights may be taken atthe discretionof the Biological Phase Investigatoror a staffveterinarian.
Clinical Pathology. The animals will not be fasted. Blood willbe collectedvia the femoral vein before dose administrationas follows: approximately I week before surgery from allanimals and approximately 4 and 8 days post surgery from cannulated animals. Ifhealth problems develop, blood will be collectedfor clinicalpathology teststo assess health statusas deemed necessary by the staffveterinarian.Any blood samples taken aftermodification of the ports forcollectionof bilewill be collectedbefore the administrationof the bilesaltsreplacement solutionfor the day.
Tests
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ClinicaClhemisLry Glucose Urea nitrogen Creatinine Totalprotein Albumin Globulin Totalbilirubin Serum bileacids Cholesterol Aspartateaminotransferase Alanineaminotransferase Alkalinephosphatase Creatinekinase Gamma glutamyltransferase Calcium Inorganicphosphorous Sodiwn Potassium Chloride
Hematology Red blood cellcount Hemoglobin Hematocrit Mean corpuscularvolume Mean corpusculahremoglobin Mean corpusculahremoglobin concentration Platelectount NVhitebloodcellcount Differentibaloodcellcount Blood cellmorphology Prothrombintime Activatedpartiatlhromboplastitnime
Antemortem Sample Collection
NO TEFLON IS TO BE USED FOR THIS STUDY.
Blood (Groups 1 and 2). Approximately2 mL of blood willbe collectefdrom Group I animalspredoseand approximately2 mL willbe collecteadt 1,2,4,6, 12,24,36,and 48 hours,7 days,and weeklythrough90 dayspostdose.Approximately2 mL of bloodwill be collectefdrom Group 2 animalspredoseand approximately2 mL willbe collecteadt 1,2,4,6, 12,24,36,and 48 hours,and on 7, 14,21,and 28 days postdose.The blood willbe collectevdiaa femoralveinintoheparinizedtubesand placedimmediatelyon wet ice.The animalsmay be re-hydratewdithlactateRdinger'ssolutiongiven subcutaneouslyor viatheduodenalcannulaatthediscretioonf theBiologicalPhase Investigator LaboratoryAnimal Veterinariafnollowingbloodcollectionisf,thetotal blood volumes collecteedxceedtherecommendationsin Covance StandardOperating Procedures.
Bile(Group 2). Bilewillbe collectedfrom the Group 2 animalsvia the implanted cannulaintoplasticontainersurroundedby dryicepredose(foratleast12 hours),and at0-12,12-24,and continuingat24-hourintervaltshrough28 days postdose.
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Urine (Group 1). Urine will be collected in plastic containers surrounded by dry ice at 0-12, 12-24, and continuing at24-hour intervalsthrough 28 days, then weekly until90 days postdose.
Feces (Group 1). Feces will be collectedat 0-12, 12-24, and continuing at 24 hour intervalsthrough 28 days, then weekly until90 days postdose. Samples will be transferredintoplasticcontainersat the time of collection.
Termination
Unscheduled Sacrificesand Deaths. The carcasseswillbe retainedand may undergo postmortem examination for any gross changes. Further examination may be performed upon Sponsor's request.
Scheduled Sacrifice. At the time of sacrifice,animals will be anesthetized with sodium pentobarbital.Cerebrospinal fluid(CSF) willbe collectedonce the animal isfully anesthetized.CSF willbe placed on wet ice immediately aftercollectionand collection times willbe recorded. Blood (atleast20 mL) willbe collectedvia cardiacpuncture into heparinizedtubes. Following blood collection,the animals willbe sacrificedvia exsanguination under sodium pentobarbital.
Residual urine from the bladder willbe added to the lasturine sample. Stomach, large and small intestinalcontents willbe collectedfrom the two per sex Group I animals that are sacrificedat Day 2 only.
All tissuescollectedwillbe excised,rinsedwith water, blotteddry, weighed, and placed in a plasticcontainersurrounded by ice. The following tissueswillbe collectedfrom all animals atsacrificee,xcept the gallbladderwillbe collectedfrom Group I only:
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Adrenal glands(-0.5g) Aorta(-0.5g) Bone (femur) Bone Marrow (from femur) Brain Diaphragm Epididymis Esophagus Eyes Fat Gallbladder(-0.5g) Heart Kidneys Large Intestine Liver Lungs Lymph nodes (cervical) Lymph nodes (mesenteric)
Muscle (thigh) Ovaries (~0.5g) Pancreas Prostate SalivaryGlands Seminal vesicles Skin (dorsal,shaved) Small Intestine SpinalCord Spleen Stomach Testes Thymus Thyroid/Parathyroi(d-0.75 g) Tongue Trachea Urinary Bladder Uterus
Sample Identification,Retention and Disposition
Specimens willbe identifiedwith the study number, sex,animal number, group, matrix, specimen number, and collectioninterval.
Sample Preparation and Storage
All specimens willbe storedat approximately -20*C untilshipment.
Blood samples willbe storedatapproximately 5*C untilcentrifugationA. subsample, approximately I mL attheindividualtime pointsand approximatelyhalfof thesacrifice blood,willbe removed and placed in a separatelabeledvial.The remaining blood will be centrifugedto separateplasma. The blood,cellularfractionof theblood (RBC), and plasma willbe frozenimmediately and storedatapproximately -20'C.
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Sample Transfer
All specimens willbe shipped on dry iceto the Sponsor. The specimens willbe shipped to the followingperson and address:
Dr. Kris Hansen Environmental Technology and SafetyServices 935 Bush Avenue Building2-E3-09 St Paul,Minnesota 55133-3331 Phone: (612) 778-6018 Fax: (612)788-6176
The Sponsor willbe responsibleforfurtheranalysis,reporting,and archivingupon completion of the study.
REPORT
A biologicalphase draftreportincluding,but not limitedto,those items listedbelow will be submittedto the Sponsor forreview and comment. Then, a biologicalphase final reportwillbe provided.
Experimental Design and Methods
As definedby theprotocol,protocolamendments, and any protocoldeviations.
Data and Results
Animal receiptand acclimation Antemortem observations Body weights Physical examinations Clinicalpathology Dose administration Sample collection Bilesaltsreplacement solutioninfusiontimes and amounts
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Maintenance of Raw Data, Records, and Specimens
The followingdatarecordstobe maintainedand transferretdothearchivesof Covance willincludeb,ut willnotbe limitedto:
Protocoland amendments Study correspondence Testmaterialreceipt Finalreport
The followingsupportingrecordstobe retainedatCovance butnotarchivedwiththe studydatawillincludeb,utwillnotbe limitedto:
Feed analysisrecords Water analysisrecords Animal room temperatureand humidityrecords Refrigerator/freetzemrperaturerecords Instnimentcalibratioannd maintenancerecords UnitedStatesDepartmentof Agriculturaenimalrecords Stock records
The followingdatarecordstobe transferretdothearchivesof 3M willinclude,butwill not be limitedto:
In-lifreecords: Animal receipt Acclimation Animal room maintenance Antemortem observations Body weights Physicalexaminationrecords Clinicaplathology Clinicaplathologyslides Dose administration Sample collection Bilesaltrseplacementsolutioninfusiontimesand amounts
All correspondenced,ocumentation,records,protocol,and finalreportgeneratedas a resultofthisstudywillbe archivedinthestoragefacilitioefsCovance fora periodof one yearfollowingthesigningofthefinalreport.One yearaftersigningthefinalreporta,ll oftheaforementionedmaterialwsillbe senttotheSponsorand a returnfeewillbe charged.The Sponsor may electtohave thematerialsretainedin theCovance Archives foran additionapleriodof time and Covance willchargea storagefee.IftheSponsor choosestohave Covance disposeofthematerialsa,disposalfeewillbe charged.
April21, 1998
37 PROTOCOL APPROVAL
Covance 6329-226
Covancc 6329-226 Page 13 of 13
A-ndrew Seacat, PhD Study Director 3M Chemicals
FredericW. Thalacker, PhD BiologicalPhase Investigator Metabolic Chemistry Covance Laboratories Inc.
Philipqeitilbaum, PhD AssociateDirector Metabolic Chemistry Covanr-e LaboratoriesInc.
Date Dako
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PROTOCOL AMENDMENT
NO. 1
Covance 6329-226
Metabolism ofN-EthylPerfluorooctanSeulfonarnidEothanol(Net-FoseT;-6316)in Cynomolgus Monkeys FollowingAdministratioonfa SingleCapsuleDose
SRonso
3M Chemicals 3M Center Building220-2E-02 St.Paul,MN 55144-1000
Study Direct
Andrew Seacat,PhD 3M Center Building220-2E-02 St.Paul,MN 55144-1000
Contractor
Covance LaboratorieIsnc. 3301 Kinsman Boulevard Madison, Wisconsin 53704
BiologicalPhase Investivator
Fred Thalacker,PhD Covance LaboratoriesInc. P.O. Box 7545 Madison, Wisconsin 53707
Thisamendment modifiesthefollowingportionsof theprotocol:
EffectivMeay 11,1998
1. Paye 7, EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN, Observation of Animals, Body Weights To accuratelryeflecwthen thebody weightswillbe taken,replacethefirsstentence withthefollowing:
Weekly duringacclimationo,n theday ofrandomization(tobe used fordosing calculationsw)e,ekly afterdosing,and on theday of sacrifice.
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2. Patze9, EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN, Termination,ScheduledSacrificeT.o clariftyhedispositioonf theanimal carcassp,leaseadd a sentencefollowingthefirst sentenceof the thirdparagraph:
Afterthetissuehsave been removed, theresidualcarcasswillbe discarded.
3. Page 10, EY.PERIMENTAL
DESIGN, Sample Preparation and Stor?.ge Since a
subsampleof lessthan I mL ofwhole blood may need to be removed, pleasereplace
thesecond sentenceofparagraphtwo withthefollowing:
A subsampleattheindividuatlimepointsand approximatelyhalfof thesacrifice blood willbe removed and placedina separatellyabeledvial.
EffectivMeay 13,1998
4. Page 3, TEST SUBSTANCE, StorageConditions Upon actualreceiptof thetest substancei,twas notedthatthestoragewas tobe room temperature.Therefore, replacethefirsatnd second sentencewiththefollowing:
The testsubstanceand any remainingtestsubstancewillbe storedatroom temperature.
EffectiveJune 2,1998
To indicattehatan additiona2l mL blood sample willbe removed forserum collection forthe remainingtime points,thefollowingchanges totheprotocolarenecessary.
5. Page 8, EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN, Antemortem Sample CollectionB,lood (Groups I and 2).Add thefollowingsentenceafterthethirdline:
EffectivJeune 3,1998(StudyDay 2 1)and attheremainingtimepoints,an additional 2 mL blood sample willbe collecteidntoa glasstubewithoutheparinand setasideat room temperatureto allowclotting.
6. Page 10, EXPERIMENTAL
DESIGN, Sample Preparation and Storage Add a
new thirdparagraphasfollows:
Remove theserum and placeitintoa separatellyabeledvial.Discardthecellular debrisand storetheserum atapproximately-20'C forshipment.
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To indicattehatadditionablloodwillbe removed forserum collectioantsacrificteh,e followingchanges to theprotocolarenecessary.
7. Pa2e 9, EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN, Antemortem Sample Collection, Scheduled SacrificeR.eplacethefourthlinewiththefollowing: Blood willbe collectevdiacardiacpunctureintoglasstubeswithheparin(atleast 20 mL) and intoglasstubeswithoutheparin(atleast20 nlL).
PROTOCOL AMENDMENT APPROVAL
@@@Seacat, PhD
Date
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PROTOCOL DEVIATIONS Protocol
Actual
Environmentalcontrolsfortheanimal room willbe settomaintaina relative humidityof50% 20%
April25,1998,rangedfrom 80.1% to 86.2% between 2:27 and -8:00
May 28,1998,rangedfrom 73.4% to 73.9% between 19:08and 20:30
June 11,1998,ranged from 71.5% to73.6% between 7:30and 10:00and rangedfrom 75.3% to82.6% between 17:19 and 21.-00
June 20,1998,rangedfrom 70.2% to 72.8% between 13:19and 15:00
June 27,1998,rangedfrom 71.3% to 78.1% between 6:38 and 9:00
At sacrificbel,oodwillbe collectevdia cardiacpunctureintoglasstubeswith heparin(atleast20 mL) and intoglass tubeswithoutheparin(atleast20 mL).
A shortsample was collectevdiathevena cava forserum and plasma.
Body Weights. Weekly during
The body weightswere nottakenon the
acclimationo,n theday ofrandomization day ofrandomization,becauseno
(tobe usedfordosingcalculations), randomizationwas needed. The animals
weekly afterdosing,and on theday of
were selectedby testresultsand
sacrifice.
adjustmentto thejacketand tether
system.The weightswere takenwithin
5 days of dosingtobe used fordosing
calculations.
These deviationwsould notbe expectedtohave had an effecton theoutcome of the
study.
42 Covance 6329-226
APPENDLX B Summary of Antemortem Observations, ClinicalPathology Codes and Abbreviations,and
ClinicalPathology Data Tables
Table B 1. Animal ID
105428 105430 105431 105432 105433 105435
105439 105440 105442
105444
43 Covance 6329-226
Summary of Antemortem Observations
SacrificDeay and Sex
ObservationNoted
Study Day
Group I (Intact)
2 Day, Male
Urine appearstocontainwater
1
2 Day, Male
No observationnsoted
28 Day, Male
Urine discoloredb,rown
21
28 Day, Male
Urine appearstocontainwater
10
Few feces
2
91 Day, Male
No observationnsoted
91 Day, Male
Urine appearstocontainwater
19
Urine appearstocontainwater
64
Urine discoloredr,ed
66
Low food consumption
72
Low food consumption
73
Low food consumption
74
Low food consumption
75
Low food consumption
76
Low foodconsumption
77
2 Day, Female
No observationnsoted
2 Day, Female
Few feces
2
28 Day, Female
Urine appearstocontainwater
17
Urine appearstocontainwater
19
Second containerused forurine
17
Low food consumption
II
Low food consumption
12
28 Day, Female
Urine appearstocontainwater
19
Urine appearsdiscoloredr,ed
9
Urine appearsdiscoloredr,ed
10
Few feces
2
Low food consumption
II
Low food consumption
12
Table B 1. Animal ID 105447
105449
Continued SacrificDeay and Sex 91 Day, Female
91 Day, Female
44 Covance 6329-226
ObservationNoted Urine containedfeces Urine appearsto containwater Urine appearsto containwater Urine appearstocontainwater Urine appearsto containwater Urine appearsto containwater Urine appearsto containwater Urine appearsto containwater Urine appearsto containwater Urine appearsto containwater Urine appearstocontainwater Urine appearsto containwater Urine appearstocontainwater Second containerused forurine Second containerused forurine Second containerused forurine Second containerused forurine Second containerused forurine Urine appearsdiscoloredr,ed Discharge,appearedto be menstruating
No feces Few feces Low foodconsumption
Study Day 22 10 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 23 43 64 78 15 16 17 64 78 10 10
2 50 73
Urine appearstocontainwater
10
Urine appearstocontainwater
43
Urine appearstocontainwater
50
Urine appearsto containwater
57
Urine appearsto containwater
64
Urine appearstocontainwater
71
Urine appearsto containwater
78
Second containerused forurine
57
Second containerused forurine
64
Second containerused forurine
78
Few feces
2
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Table B 1. Animal ID 105436 105437
105441
105446
Continued
SacrificDeay
and Sex
ObservationNoted
Group 2 (BileDuct Cannulated)
Bilecollected 28 Day Male
Discharge,vomituscontainingfood Low foodconsumption
Bilecollected 2 Day Male
Bilecollected 28 Day Female
Bilecollected 2 Day Female
Small arnountof bile Liquidfeces Liquidfeces
Non-formed feces Non-formed feces Non-forrnedfeces Low food consumption Low food consumption Low food consumption
No feces
Small amount of bile Non-formed feces Non-formed feces Non-fonned feces Low food consumption Low food consumption
No feces
Small amount ofbile Small amount ofbile Small amount ofbile
No bilepresent No bilepresent No bilepresent No bilepresent No bilepresent Non-formed feces Non-formed feces Non-forrnedfeces Non-formed feces
Study Day
8 6
10 12 13 6 7 23 10 II 12 10
10 6 22 23 10 II 10
17 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 1 2 5 7
NS QS/QNS NR FS sc SH H SL L si I u RE
EE SE
PC
PD Pi PL PA co HB PLASMO NO AGG FR
46
Covance 6329-226
Codes forClinicalPathology
GENERAL CODES
No sample Quantitynot sufficient No repeat(samplevolume notsufficienftorrepeatanalysis) Fibrinstrands Sample clotted Slightlhyemolyzed Hemolyzed Slightllyipemic Lipemic Slightliycteric Icteric Unscheduled/moribundbleed Recordingerror(recordedincorrecdtata,e.g.w,rong number, spellinegrrori,ncorrecdtate) Entryerror(incorreckteyboardentry) Sampling error Plateletcslumped Plateletdsecreased Plateletisncreased Plateletlsarge Plateletasppearadequate Color interferewsithtest Heinz bodiesobserved Plasmodium No aggregation Fractious
CODES FOR BLOOD CELL MORPHOLOGY
The followingscalewas used tomeasure thedegreeof anisocytosi(sANISO), poikilocytos(iPsOIK),polychromasia(POLY), hypochromasia(HYPO), orbasophilic stipplin(gBASTIP) orthepresenceofHowell-Jollbyodies(HJBODY), toxicneutrophils (TOXNEUT), oratypicallymphocytes(ATYPLYM):
Scale
Degre
Presence
Normal forthespecies
I
Slight
2
Moderate
3
Marked
4
Not applicable
Not present Rare Few Moderate Many
47 Covance 6329-226
Abbreviations and Units for ClinicalHematology
Test Red blood cellcount Hemoglobin Hematocrit Mean corpuscularvolume Mean corpusculahremoglobin Mean corpusculahremoglobin concentration Platelectount Prothrombintime Activatedpartiatlhromboplastitnime ViMte blood cellcount Differentiballoodcellcount
Nucleatedredblood cellcount Segmented neutrophilcount Band neutrophilcount Lymphocyte count Monocyte count Eosinophilcount Basophilcount Anisocytosis Polychromasia Poikilocytosis Hypochromasia Toxic neutrophils
Abbreviation (Units) RBC (E6/IJLorX10'/,uL) HGB (G/DL) HCT (%) MCV (FL) MCH (PG) MCHC (%) PLT (E3/UL orX IO'lAzL)) PT (SEC) PTT (SEC) WBC (E3/TJLorXl 0'/izL)
NRBC (/100WBC) N-SEG (E3/UL orXIO'/gL)and % N-BAND (E3/UL orXIO'/AL)and % LYMPH (E3AJL orX10'/ML)and % MONO (E3/TJLorX I0'/i2La)nd % EOSIN (E3/UL orXIO'/,uL)and % BASO (E3/LJLorXIO'/,uL)and % ANISO (-,1,2,3) POLY (-,1,2,3) POIK (-1,,2,3) H-Y?O (-,1,2,3) TOXNEUT (-,1,2,3,4)
Abbreviationasnd UnitsforClinicaClhemistry
Test Glucose Urea nitrogen Creatinine Totalprotein Albumin Globulin Totalbilirubin Cholesterol Triglycerides Aspartateaminotransferase Alanineaminotransferase Alkalinephosphatase Gamma glutamyltrmsferase Creatinekinase Calcium Inorganicphosphorus Sodium Potassium Chloride Serum bileacids
Abbreviation(!Jnits) GLU (MG/DL) UN (MG/DL) CREAT (MG/DL) T PRO (G/DL) ALB (G/DL) GLOB (G/DL) T BILI(MG/DL) CHOL (MG/DL) TRIG (MG/DL) AST/SGOT (IU/L) ALT/SGPT (IU/L) ALK PHOS (IU/L) GGT (IU[L) CK (IU/L)
CA (MG/DL) IPHOS (MG/DL) NA (MMOL/L) K (MMOL/L) CL (MMOL/L) SBA (UMOL/L orMG/DL)
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
Group: 1
105428 105430 105431 105432 105433 105435
MEAN S.D. N
Group: 2
105436 10543'1
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105429 105434 105438
MEAN S.D. N
Summary and Individual Clinical Chemistry Data
Males
Presurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
GLU
UN
CREAT
T PRO
ALB
GLOB
T BILI
CHOL
SBA
MG/DL
MG/DL
MG/DL
G/DL
G/DL
G/DL
MG/DL
MG/DL
umol/L
-------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
Dose Level: 50
134
16
77
17
80
20
124
20
99
17
lie
13
105 23.7
6
17 2.6
6
Dose Level: 50
100
17
106
11
103
4.2 2
17
.0 2
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
1.1
8.8
1.0
8.0
1.0
8.4
1.1
9.1
1.0
8.6
1.1
8.8
1.0 .05 6
8.6 .38
6
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
1.3
8.4
1.0
8.4
1.2 .21 2
8.4
.00 2
4.6 4.4 4.6 4.8 4.6 4.7
4.6 .13 6
4.8 4.6
4.7 .14 2
4.2 3.6 3.8 4.3 4.0 4.1
4.0 .26 6
3.6 3.8
3.7 .14 2
.2
85
13
.2
95
10
.2
150
8
.3
128
7
.4
94
10
.3
137
12
.3
115
10
.08
26.9
2
6
6
6
.3
138
14
.1
146
11
142
12
.14
5.7
2
2
2
2
124 105 103
ill 11.6 3
19 16 18
18 1.5 3
1.3 1.2 1.3
1.3 .06 3
8.4 9.3 7.8
8.5 .7 5 3
4.8 4.7 4.7
4.7 .06 3
3.6 4.6 3.1
3.8 .76 3
.2
172
11
.2
133
17
.4
113
8
.3
139
12
.12
30.0
4
3
3
3
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
Group: 1
105428 105430 105431 105432 105433 105435
MEAN S.D. N
Group: 2
105436 105437
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105429 105434 105438
MEAN S.D. N
Summary and Individual Clinical Chemistry Data
males
Presurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTAME
SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
AST/SGOT IU/L
--------
ALT/SGPT IU/L
--------
ALK PHOS
IU/L --------
GGT
IU/L --------
CK IU/L --------
CA MG/DL --------
I PHOS MG/DL --------
NA
MMOL/L --------
K MMOL/L --------
---
Dose Level: 50
32
58
62
28
56
33
56
116
39
78
35
24
47
12.8 6
56 35.8
6
Dose Level: 50
39
38
35
25
37
2.8 2
32 9.2 2
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
413
76
421
94
547
ill
604
189
452
43
566
15'7
500 81.8 6
112 53.5 6
Dosage Unit: ing/kg
370
53
295
82
332
53.0 2
68
20.5 2
361 571 761 316 125 367
417 220.5
6
340 348
344 5.7 2
9.9 9.5 9.0 10.2 9.4 10.6
9.8 .58 6
10.9 10.2
10.6 .49 2
6.2 3.6 6.2 7.9 5.8 6.5
6.0 1.40
6
6.8 4.4
5.6 1.70
2
155 147 146 155 154 152
152 4.0 6
160 152
156 5.7 2
4.3 4.6 4.9 5.7 4.2 4.8
4.0 .54 6
5.1 4.3
4.7 .57 2
so 48 34
44 8.7 3
34 120
28
61 51.5
3
607 297 416
440 156.4
3
138 122 ill
124 13.6 3
1055 1019
255
776 451.8
3
9.6 11.1 10.4
10.4 .75 3
6.4 5.9 5.5
5.9 .45 3
151 159 156
155 4.0 3
5.2 4.8 5.2
5.1 .23 3
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
Group: 1
105439 105440 105442 105444 105447 105449
MEAN S.D. N
Group: 2
105441 105446
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105443 105445 105448
MEAN S.D. N
Summary and Individual Clinical Chemistry Data
Females
Presurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETRANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
GLU
MG/DL --------
UN MG/DL --------
CREAT
MG/DL --------
T PRO G/DL --------
ALB
G/DL --------
GLOB
G/DL --------
T BILI
MG/DL --------
CHOL MG/DL --------
SBA
=ol/L --------
Dose Level: 50
112
17
116
18
128
19
ill
18
78
22
114
26
110 16.8 6
20 3.4
6
Dose Level: 50
98
16
91
16
94 4.9 2
16
.0 2
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
1.1
8.4
1.2
9.7
.9
8.5
1.0
9.0
1.0
8.8
1.0
9.4
1.0
.10 6
9.0
.51 6
Dosage unit: mg/kg
1.2
9.3
.8
8.3
1.0 .28 2
8.8 .71
2
4.6 4.7 4.4 4.6 3.6 4.5
4.4 .40 6
4.7 4.1
4.4 .42 2
3.8 5.0 4.1 4.4 5.2 4.9
4.6 .55 6
4.6 4.2
4.4 .28 2
.2
122
26
.4
182
49
.3
123
9
.3
148
9
.2
126
12
.3
141
13
.3
140
20
.08
23.0
15
6
6
6
.2
181
11
.3
201
7
.2
191
9
.07
14.1
2
2
2
2
88 94 114
99 13.6
3
16 14 12
14 2.0 3
.9 .9 1.1
1.0 .12 3
7.7 9.2 8.4
8.4 .75 3
4.0 4.3 4.4
4.2 .21 3
3.7 4.9 4.0
4.2 .62 3
.4
202
10
.2
155
20
.6
136
5
.4
164
12
.20
34.0
7
3
3
3
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
Group: 1
105439 105440 105442 105444 105447 105449
MEAN S.D. N
Group: 2
105441 105446
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105443 105445 105448
MEAN S.D. N
Summary and Individual Clinical Chemistry Data
Females
Presurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
AST/SGOT ALT/SGPT ALK PHOS
GGT
CK
CA
I PHOS
NA
K
IU/L
IU/L
IU/L
IU/L
IU/L
MG/DL
MG/DL
MMOL/L
MMOL/L
-------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
mm
Dose Level: 50
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
57
134
95
199
27
25
38
94
55
233
42
216
52 23.7
6
150 80.8 6
Dose Level: 50
363
98
233
90
215
44
192
87
284
52
407
69
282 86.2 6
73 21.9
6
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
218 160 104 256 202 239
196 56.1 6
10.2 10.7
9.2 10.1
9.1 10.0
9.9 .62 6
6.3 6.2 4.7 6.0 4.3 4.6
5.4 .91 6
155 157 153 156 149 158
155 3.3 6
4.8 4.2 5.1 4.3 4.0 4.3
4.4 .41 6
46 34
40 8.5 2
34 37
36 2.1 2
296 184
240 79.2 2
78 92
85 9.9 2
1061 134
598 655.5
2
10.5 9.4
10.0 .78 2
6.2 3.9
5.0 1.63
2
161 151
156 7.1 2
5.0 5.1
5.0 .07 2
31 28 44
34 8.5 3
B2 95 118
98 18.2
3
160 308 195
221 77.3 3
76 64 108
83 22.7
3
147 205 652
335 276.3
3
9.1 11.1
9.5
9.9 1.06
3
3.1 4.5 4.2
3.9 .74
153 159 152
155 3.8 3
3.7 4.5 4.5
4.2 .46 3
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
Group: 2
105436 105437
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105434
Surmary and Individual Clinical Chemistry Data
Males
- 4 Days Postsurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
GLU
MG/DL --------
UN MG/DL --------
CREAT
MG/DL --------
T PRO G/DL --------
ALB
G/DL --------
GLOB
G/DL --------
T BILI MG/DL --------
CHOL
MG/DL --------
SBA umol/L -------
Dose Level: 50
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
75
27
1.2
7.8
3.7
4.1
2.4
181
33
99
18
.9
8.1
4.2
3.9
.5
81
83
87
22
1.0
8.0
4.0
4.0
1.4
131
58
17.0
6.4
.21
.21
.35
.14
1.34
70.7
35
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
84
15
1.1
8.3
3.9
4.4
2.1
148
245
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
Group: 2
105436 105437
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105434
Summary and individual Clinical Chemistry Data
Males
- 4 Days Postsurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
AST/SGOT
IU/L --------
ALT/SGPT IU/L
--------
ALK PHOS IU/L
--------
GGT IU/L --------
CK
IU/L --------
CA
MG/DL --------
I PHOS MG/DL --------
NA
MMOL/L --------
K
MMOL/L --------
mm ---
Dose Level: 50
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
175 194
184 13.4 2
316 131
224 130.8
2
1231 453
842 550.1
2
267 228
248 27.6 2
1652 2328
1990 478.0 2
9.6 10.0
9.8 .28 2
5.5 4.0
4.8 1.06
2
153 149
151 2.8 2
4.9 4.5
4.7 .28 2
397
364
1278
237
3267
9.8
5.1
150
5.3
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
Group: 2
105441 105446
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105443
Summary and individual Clinical Chemistry Data
Females
- 4 Days Postsurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
GLU MG/DL --------
UN MG/DL --------
CREAT MG/DL --------
T PRO
G/DL --------
ALB G/DL --------
GLOB G/DL --------
T BILI
MG/DL --------
CHOL MG/DL --------
SBA
umol/L --------
Dose Level: 50
Dosage unit: mg/kg
91
15
1.1
6.9
3.5
3.4
.4
103
6
108
25
.9
8.5
3.8
4.7
.4
153
2
100
20
1.0
7.7
3.6
4.0
.4
128
4
12.0
7.1
.14
1.13
.21
.92
.00
35.4
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
90
14
.8
7.3
3.6
3.7
.9
139
1
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
Group: 2
105441 105446
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105443
Summary and Individual Clinical Chemistry Data
Females
- 4 Days Postsurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
AST/SGOT
IU/L --------
ALT/SGPT
IU/L --------
ALK PHOS IU/L
--------
GGT IU/L --------
CK IU/L --------
CA
MG/DL --------
I PHOS MG/DL --------
NA MMOL/L --------
K MMOL/L --------
Dose Level: 50
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
248 123
186 88.4 2
232 123
178 77.1 2
258 246
252 8.5 2
48 67
58 13.4
2
1802 2832
2317 728.3 2
9.6 10.2
9.9 .42 2
3.9 4.2
4.0 .21 2
156 159
158 2.1 2
4.6 4.9
4.8 .21 2
153
150
145
63
2669
9.2
3.7
155
4.6
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
Group: 2
105436 105437
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105434
Summary and Individual Clinical Chemistry Data
Males
- 8 Days Postsurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
GLU
MG/DL --------
UN
MG/DL --------
CREAT
MG/DL --------
T PRO G/DL --------
ALB G/DL --------
GLOB G/DL --------
T BILI MG/DL --------
CHOL MG/DL --------
SBA umol/L --------
Dose Level: 50
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
85
24
1.2
7.8
3.9
3.9
.6
121
4
98
le
1.0
7.6
4.1
3.5
.3
76
5
92
21
1.1
7.7
4.0
3.7
.4
98
4
9.2
4.2
.14
.14
.14
.28
.21
31.0
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
110
14
1.1
8.5
3.9
4.6
3.8
240
932
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
Group: 2
105436 105437
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105434
Summary and Individual Clinical Chemistry Data
Males
- 8 Days Postsurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
AST/SGOT ALT/SGPT ALK PHOS
IU/L
IU/L
IU/L
-------- -------- --------
GGT IU/L --------
CK
IU/L --------
CA
I PHOS
NA
MG/DL
MG/DL
MMOL/L
-------- -------- --------
K
MMOL/L --------
Dose Level: 50
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
36 27
32 6.4 2
141 63
102 55.2 2
1141 690
916 318.9
2
281 260
270 14.8 2
468 214
341 179.6
2
9.5 10.3
9.9 .57 2
5.5 3.0
4.2 1.77
2
149 146
148 2.1 2
4.7 4.4
4.6 .21 2
345
444
4815
364
533
10.2
4.2
153
4.5
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
Group: 2
105441 105446
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105443
Summary and Individual Clinical Chemistry Data
Females
- 8 Days Postsurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
GLU
UN
MG/DL
MG/DL
-------- --------
Dose Level: 50
CREAT
T PRO
ALE
MG/DL
G/DL
G/DL
-------- -------- --------
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
GLOB G/DL --------
T BILI MG/DL --------
CHOL
MG/DL --------
SBA
Umol/L -------
114
10
1.2
7.4
3.8
3.6
.2
63
5
115
19
.8
8.2
3.8
4.4
.4
152
5
114
14
1.0
7.8
3.8
4.0
.3
108
5
.7
6.4
.28
.57
.00
.57
.14
62.9
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
74
6
.7
7.1
3.6
3.5
1.6
135
382
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
Group: 2
105441 105446
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105443
Summary and Individual Clinical Chemistry Data
Females
- 8 Days Postsurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
AST/SGOT ALT/SGPT ALK PHOS
GGT
CK
CA
I PHOS
NA
K
IU/L --------
IU/L --------
IU/L --------
IU/L --------
IU/L --------
MG/DL --------
MG/DL --------
MMOL/L --------
MMOL/L --------
K
Dose Level: 50
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
38 35
36 2.1 2
101 58
80 30.4
2
377 229
303 104.7
2
52 66
59 9.9 2
88 1048
568 678.8
2
10.7 10.1
10.4 .42 2
3.5 3.7
3.6 .14 2
156 144
150 8.5 2
5.8 5.7
5.8 .07 2
396
374
841
262
617
9.1
3.0
148
4.1
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
Group: 1
105428 105430 105431 105432 105433 105435
MEAN S.D. N
Group: 2
105436 105437
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105429 105434 105438
MEAN S.D. N
Summary and Individual clinical Hematology Data
Males
Presurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
RBC X10'/ML --------
HGB
G/DL --------
HCT
% --------
mcv
FL --------
MCH PG --------
MCHC
% --------
PLT X10'/juL --------
PT SEC --------
PTT
SEC --------
Dose Level: 50
Dosage unit: mg/kg
6.55 5.97 5.35 5.90 6.14 6.41
12.8 11.6
9.9 12.4 11.1 12.7
6.05 .426
6
11.8 1.12
6
Dose Level: 50
43.2 37.9
32.6 40.9
38.9 43.4
65.9 63.5 60.9 69.3 63.3 67.8
39.5 4.03
6
65.1
3.13 6
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
19.6 19.4 18.5 21.1 18.0 19.8
19.4 1.08 6
29.7 30.6 30.4 30.4 28.5 29.2
29.8 .83 6
754 352 529 375 371 653
506 169.0
6
9.6 0.7 9.3 8.9 8.6 9.7
9.1 .47 6
15.9 13.9 18.6 13.4 15.3 15.9
15.5 1.8 6
6.80
12.9
44.9
66.0
19.0
28.8
547
9.3
12.9
6.21
11.5
38.5
62.1
18.5
29.8
383
9.3
14.3
6.50
.417 2
12.2
.99 2
41.7 4.53
2
64.0
2.76 2
18.8 .35 2
29.3 .71
2
465 116.0
2
9.3
.00 2
13.6 .9
2
7.85 6.29 6.05
6.73 .977 3
15.1 12.6 11.5
13.1 1.84 3
48.7 42.6 38.7
43.3 5.04 3
62.0 67.7 63.9
64.5 2.90 3
19.3 20.1 19.0
19.5 .57 3
31.0 29.7 29.8
30.2 .72 3
491 545 390
475 78.7 3
9.3 9.4 9.6
9.4 .15 3
15.1 12.6 13.3
13.7 1.2 3
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
Group: 1
105428 105430 105431 105432 105433 105435
MEAN S.D. N
Group: 2
105436 105437
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105429 105434 105438
MEAN S.D. N
Summary and Individual Clinical Hematology Data
Males
Presurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE
SULFOMAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
WBC
X10'/,uL --------
N-SEG
X10'/,uL --------
LYMPH X10'/pL --------
MONO X10'/,uL --------
EOSIN
X10'/,uL --------
BASO X10'/ML --------
N-SEG% --------
LYMPH% --------
MONO% --------
EOSIN% --------
Dose Level: 50
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
35.6
16.4
14.2
2.2
2.8
.1
46
40
6
8
29.9
17.2
9.9
2.0
.8
.1
57
33
7
3
12.7
5.5
5.6
1.2
.3
.0
43
44
10
2
26.8
13.0
11.6
1.8
.2
.0
49
43
7
1
27.0
14.6
10.2
1.8
.5
.1
54
38
7
2
25.3
14.3
8.9
.9
1.1
.0
57
35
4
4
26.2
13.5
10.1
1.6
1.0
.0
51
39
7
3
7.56
4.20
2.86
.50
.96
.05
6
6
6
6
6
6
5.9
4.4
1.9
2
6
6
6
6
Dose Level: 50
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
15.3
10.2
4.1
.9
.1
.0
67
27
6
1
17.6
10.0
5.6
1.6
.5
.0
57
32
9
3
16.4
10.1
4.8
1.2
.3
.0
62
30
8
2
1.63
.14
1.06
.49
.28
.00
7.1
3.5
2.1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
19.1
10.5
6.7
1.2
.7
.0
55
35
7
3
16.5
7.2
8.1
.8
.4
.0
44
49
5
2
16.7
9.8
4.7
1.8
.5
.0
56
28
11
3
17.4
9.2
6.5
1.3
.5
.0
52
37
6
3
1.45
1.74
1.71
.50
.15
.00
7.4
10.7
3.1
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Individual Clinical Hematology Data
Males
Presurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
ANIMAL
NUMBER ------
ANISO --------
POLY --------
POIK --------
HYPO --------
TOXNEUT --------
Group: 1
105428 105430 a 105431 105432 105433 105435
Dose Level: 50
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
-
Group: 2
105436 105437
Dose Level: 50
-
-
-
-
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
-
-
-
Extra
105429
-
-
-
-
105434
-
-
-
-
105438
-
-
-
-
a Plasmodium was observed.
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
Group: 1
105439 105440 105442 105444 105447 105449
MEAN S.D. N
Group: 2
105441 105446
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105443 105445 105448
MEAN S.D. N
Summary and Individual Clinical Hematology Data
Females
Presurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
RBC X10'/,uL --------
HGB
G/DL --------
HCT
% --------
mcv
FL --------
MCH PG --------
MCHC
% --------
PLT X10'/,uL --------
PT
SEC --------
PTT SEC
--------
Dose Level: 50
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
7.08 6.97 5.29 6.52 6.07 7.01
12.9 11.9 11.0 11.5 11.7 13.1
6.49 .702
6
12.0 .82 6
Dose Level: 50
44.3 41.9
35.4 39.7
39.2 45.0
62.5 60.2 66.8 60.9 64.7 65.3
41.1 3.77 6
63.4
2.61 6
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
18.3 17.1 20.8 17.6 19.2 18.7
18.6 1.31 6
29.3 28.4 31.2 29.0 29.7 28.6
29.4 1.01 6
556 421 531 291 324 444
428 106.7
6
9.5 10.2
9.6 9.1 9.4 9.5
9.6 .36 6
14.7 18.1 14.3 14.0 15.9 15.5
15.4 1.50 6
7.64 5.58
6.61 1.457
2
14.1 10.4
12.2 2.62 2
50.8 33.6
42.2 12.16
2
66.6 60.2
63.4 4.53 2
18.5 18.7
18.6 .14 2
27.8 31.1
29.4 2.33 2
449 446
448 2.1 2
10.0 9.6
9.8 .28 2
17.3 13.2
15.2 2.90 2
6.37 6.29 5.99
6.22 .200 3
12.2 11.3 11.5
11.7 .47 3
37.8 38.0 38.9
38.2 .59 3
59.3 60.5 64.9
61.6 2.95 3
19.2 17.9 19.2
18.8 .75 3
32.3 29.6 29.6
30.5 1.56 3
392 402 402
399 5.8 3
9.9 9.3 9.7
9.6 .31 3
14.2 13.2 16.0
14.5 1.42 3
ANIMAL NUMBER
------
Group: 1
105439 105440 105442 105444 105447 105449
MEAN S.D. N
Group: 2
105441 105446
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105443 105445 105448
MEAN S.D. N
Summary and Individual Clinical Hematology Data
Females
Presurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
WBC
X103 /,uL
--------
N-SEG
X103 /ML
--------
LYMPH
X103 li4L
--------
MONO
X10'/,uL --------
EOSIN
X10'11AL --------
BASO
X103 /,uL
--------
N-SEG%
--------
LYMPH%
--------
MONO%
--------
EOSIN%
--------
Dose Level: 50
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
14.7
6.4
6.4
1.5
.4
.0
43
43
10
3
9.7
2.4
6.5
.5
.2
.0
25
67
5
2
21.0
6.4
13.4
.6
.6
.0
30
64
3
3
12.2
5.0
5.4
1.6
.2
.0
41
44
13
2
1110..48 54..03 55..74 ..66 ..51 ..00 4440 5500 65 51
13.3 4.13 6
4.9 1.49
6
7.1 3.11
6
.9
.3
.0
37
53
.51
.20
.00
7.8
10.2
6
6
6
6
6
7
3
3.7
1
6
6
DoSe Level: 50
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
15.2
7.6
5.5
1.2
.9
.0
50
36
8
6
12.3
5.7
5.7
.6
.3
.0
46
46
5
2
13.8
6.6
5.6
.9
.6
.0
48
41
6
4
2.05
1.34
.14
.42
.42
.00
2.8
7.1
2.1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
14.3
4.3
8.2
1.1
.6
.1
30
58
8
4
12.5
5.4
5.5
1.5
.2
.0
43
44
12
1
10.8
3.0
5.5
1.9
.3
.0
28
51
18
2
12.5
4.2
6.4
1.5
.4
.0
34
51
13
2
1.75
1.20
1.56
.40
.21
.06
8.1
7.0
5.0
1.
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Individual Clinical Hematology Data
Females
Presurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
ANIMAL
NUMBER ------
ANISO --------
POLY --------
POIK --------
HYPO --------
TOXNEUT --------
Group: I
105439 105440 105442 105444 105447 105449
Dose Level: 50
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Group: 2
105441 105446
Dose Level: 50
-
-
-
-
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
-
-
-
-
-
-
Extra
105443
-
-
-
-
-
105445
-
-
-
-
-
105448
-
-
-
-
-
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
Group: 2
105436 105437
MEAN S.D. 'N
Extra
105434
Summary and Individual Clinical Hematology Data
Males
- 4 Days Postsurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
RBC X10'/,uL --------
HGB G/DL --------
HCT
% --------
mcv
FL --------
MCH PG --------
MCHC
% --------
PLT X10'/,uL --------
PT
SEC --------
PTT SEC
--------
Dose Level: 50
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
6.46 6.62
6.54 .113 2
11.9 11.9
11.9 .00 2
39.7 39.8
39.8 .07 2
61.4 60.1
60.8 .92 2
18.4 17.9
18.2 .35 2
30.0 29.9
30.0 .07 2
@679 519
599 113.1
2
9.0 8.9
9.0 .07 2
15.8 14.1
15.0 1.2 2
5.81
11.2
37.7
64.9
19.2
29.6
498
9.7
15.3
ANIMAL NUMBER
------
Group: 2
105436 105437
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105434
Summary and Individual Clinical Hematology Data
Males
- 4 Days Postsurgery
WBC X10'/,uL
--------
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
N-SEG X10'/ML
--------
LYMPH X101/juL
--------
MONO
X103 /,uL
--------
EOSIN
X103 /,uL
--------
BASO
X10'/,uL --------
ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
N-SEG%
LYMPH%
MONO%
EOSIN%
--------
--------
--------
--------
Dose Level: 50
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
14.7
10.2
3.6
.8
.1
.0
70
24
5
1
9.4
5.2
3.1
.9
.3
.0
55
32
9
3
12.0
7.7
3.4
.8
.2
.0
62
28
7
2
3.75
3.54
.35
.07
.14
.00
10.6
5.7
2.8
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
10.3
3.6
5.7
.7
.2
.1
35
55
7
2
Individual Clinical Hematology Data
Males
- 4 Days Postsurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
ANIMAL
NUMBER ------
ANISO
POLY
POIK
HYPO
TOXNEUT
-------- -------- -------- -------- --------
Group: 2
105436 105437
Dose Level: 50
-
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
Extra
105434
-
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
Group: 2
105441 105446
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105443
Summary and Individual Clinical Hematology Data
Females
- 4 Days Postsurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
RBC X10'/,uL --------
HGB
G/DL --------
HCT % --------
mcv FL
--------
MCH PG --------
MCHC
% --------
PLT X101/,uL --------
PT
SEC --------
PTT SEC
--------
Dose Level: 50
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
3.77 5.76
4.76 1.407
2
7.3 10.7
9.0 2.40
2
25.8 35.6
30.7 6.93 2
68.6 61.7
65.2 4.88 2
19.5 18.5
19.0 .71 2
28.4 30.0
29.2 1.13 2
458 598
528 99.0 2
9.3 8.7
9.0 .42 2
16.2 12.6
14.4 2.5 2
6.37
11.3
37.3
58.5
17.7
30.2
522
9.1
13.5
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
Group: 2
105441 105446
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105443
Summary and Individual Clinical Hematology Data
Females
- 4 Days Postsurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
WBC
X10'/,uL --------
N-SEG
LYMPH
XIOI/juL X10111AL -------- --------
MONO
X10'/,uL --------
EOSIN
X10'/,uL --------
BASO
X10'/,uL --------
N-SEG%
LYMPH%
-------- --------
MONO% --------
EOSIN% -------
Dose Level: 50
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
12.4
5.3
5.4
1.4
.2
.2
43
44
11
15.3
7.7
5.6
1.7
.2
.1
50
36
11
13.8
6.5
5.5
1.6
.2
.2
46
40
11
2.05
1.70
.14
.21
.00
.07
2
2
2
2
2
2
4.9
5.7
.0
2
2
2
10.4
3.8
5.5
.8
.2
.0
37
53
8
Individual Clinical Hematology Data
Females
- 4 Days Postsurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROC>CTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
ANIMAL
NUMBER ------
ANISO
POLY
POIK
HYPO
TOXNEUT
-------- -------- -------- -------- --------
Group: 2
105441 105446
Dose Level: 50
1
1
-
-
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
Extra
105443
-
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
Group: 2
105436 105437
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105434
Summary and Individual Clinical Hematology Data
Males
- 8 Days Postsurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
RBC
X10'/gL --------
HGB G/DL --------
HCT % --------
mcv
FL --------
MCH
PG --------
MCHC %
--------
PLT X10'/,uL --------
PT SEC --------
PTT SEC
--------
Dose Level: 50
6.10 6.28
11.5 11.5
6.19
.127 2
11.5
.00 2
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
38.0 37.5
62.2 59.7
37.8 .35 2
60.9 1.77 2
18.9 18.3
18.6 .42 2
30.4 30.6
30.5 .14 2
651 424
538 160.5
2
9.1 8.7
8.9 .28 2
15.2 14.0
14.6 .8 2
5.91
11.5
38.4
65.0
19.5
30.0
516
9.6
14.9
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
Group: 2
105436 105437
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105434
Summary and Individual Clinical Hematology Data
Males
- 8 Days Postsurgery
WBC
X103/,uL --------
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
N-SEG
XIO'/,uL --------
LYMPH XIO'/,uL --------
MONO X1031juL
--------
EOSIN X103/juL --------
BASO X10'/,uL --------
Dose Level: 50
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
N-SEG% --------
LYMPH% --------
MONO% --------
EOSIN% --------
13.5
7.9
4.4
1.0
11.6
5.9
.2
.1
58
33
7
4.2
.9
.6
.0
51
36
12.6
6.9
4.3
1.0
.4
.0
1
a
5
1.34 2
1.41
.14
.07
54
34
.28
.07
4.9
2.1
6
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
.7
2
2
2
7.6 2.5 4.4 .6 .1 .0 33 58 8 1
Individual Clinical Hematology Data
Males
- 8 Days POstsurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETRYL PERFLUOROOCTANE
SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGL(ENETC-AFPSOUSLEE; TD-o6316) IN
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
SE
ANISO
POLY
POIK
HYPO
TOXNEUT
-------- -------- -------- -------- --------
Group: 2 105436
Dose Level: 50 -
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
105437
-
Extra
105434
-
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
Group: 2
105441 105446
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105443
Summary and Individual Clinical Hematology Data
Females
- 8 Days Postsurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
RBC
HGB
X10'/,uL
G/DL
-------- --------
Dose Level: 50
HCT t --------
mcv
FL --------
MCH
PG --------
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
MCHC %
--------
PLT
X101/,uL --------
PT SEC --------
PTT SEC
-------
4.80 5.91
5.36 .785 2
9.4 10.8
10.1 .99 2
33.9 35.8
34.9 1.34 2
70.7 60.5
65.6 7.21 2
19.5 18.3
18.9 .85 2
27.6 30.2
28.9 1.84 2
773 652
712 85.6 2
9.0
15.
8.9
13.
9.o
14.
.07
1.
2
5.76
10.7
34.4
59.7
18.6
31.2
497
10.0
16.
ANIMAL NUMBER
------
Group: 2
105441 105446
MEAN S.D. N
Extra
105443
Summary and Individual Clinical Hematology
Females
- 8 Days Postsurgery
Data
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE CAPSULE DOSE
WBC X101//jL
--------
N-SEG X10'/14L
--------
LYMPH
X103 /juL
--------
MONO
X10-'/ML --------
EOSIN
X10'/,uL --------
BASO
X10'/juL --------
N-SEG%
--------
LYMPH%
--------
MONO%
--------
EOSIN%
--------
Dose Level: 50
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
14.6
5.8
6.7
1.8
.2
.1
40
46
12
2
16.5
6.5
7.6
1.3
1.0
.1
39
46
8
6
15.6
6.2
7.2
1.6
.6
.1
40
46
10
4
1.34
.49
.64
.35
.57
.00
.7
.0
2.8
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
9.9
3.3
5.5
.9
.2
.0
33
55
9
2
Individual Clinical Hematology Data
Females
- 8 Days Postsurgery
METABOLISM OF N-ETHYL PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONAMIDO ETHANOL (NET-FOSE; T-6316) IN
CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION
OF A SINGLE-CAPSULE DOSE
ANIMAL NUMBER ------
ANISO --------
POLY --------
POIK --------
HYPO --------
TOXNEUT --------
Group: 2
105441 105446
Dose Level: 50
-
Dosage Unit: mg/kg
Extra
105443
-
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