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Toxicology& Risk Analysis

Sumol Pavittranon, Ph. D.

Dept. Of Medical Sciences

[email protected]

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RISK

Testing

Extrapolate

EXPOSURE

DOSE

SENSiTIVITY

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Toxicology

“All substances are poisons; there is none

which is not a poison. The right dose differentiates

a poison and a remedy.”

Paracelsus (1493-1541)

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ความไม�รู้�เป็�นพิ�ษที่��สุ�ด“ Ignorance is the most toxic of all”

Sumol Pavittranon

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Toxic Agents

•Chemicals•Food additives•Drugs•Pesticides•Metals•Solvents•Radiation•Toxin•Pollutants

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Principle of toxicology

Obtaining, gathering data to predict or hypothesize what happen in the future to man and the environment

To do risk extrapolationSafety assesmentRegulatory control

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Factors influence risk estimate

•Chemical property

•Biological System

•Effect or response

•Exposure situation

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Toxicity Testing

•Acute toxicity•Subacute toxicity•Chronic toxicity•Reproductive toxicity•Genotoxicity•Neurotoxicity•Immunotoxicity

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Acute toxicity testing

•Adverse effect within 24 hr•Life threatening, accidental, overdose•Define intrinsic toxicity of the chemical•Oral, dermal, inhalation, skin, eye irritation•Define LD50

•LD50 = Dose that cause 50 % mortality

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Sub chronic testing

•Repeated dose for up to 6 months•10 % life span•2 spp, rodent and non-rodent•reflect cumulative effect, latent period•and reversibility•non-lethal parameter•target organ arranged•Data for chronic study

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Chronic toxicity testing

•Life span of animal, 2 year in rat•18 months in mice•Similar metabolism in man•Same route of administration•Exposure duration similar to man•3 treatment groups•Maximum tolerated dose•Pathology data, bl. chem, urianalysis•Good Laboratory practice•To define safety factor

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Animals

Rodent and non-rodentAvainFishAquatic invertibrateFerretnon primatesdograbbit

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Reproductive toxicity testing

•Reproductive efficiency, 2 generation•Fertility profile 70 days•Semen analysis•Pathology, gross and histo•Oogenesis•In vitro method•Teratogenetic•Biochemistry parameters

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Genotoxicity testing

•Gene mutation assay (Ame’s assay)•Chromosome effect Sister chromatic exchange Micronucleus test•DNA interaction (DNA unscheduled synthesis)•Neoplastic cell tranformation BALB/3T3 cells

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Neurotoxicity testing

•Condition behaviors•Unconditioned behaviors•Affective behaviors•Social behavior•Motor acts•Learning & Memory•BiochemicalNTEcAMP, cGMPGABADopamines

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Immunotoxicology testing

Immune disfunction

increase tumor susceptability

decrease host resistance

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Dose response Relationship

Assumptions

Response vary concentration

Concentration vary dose

dose related to response

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Low level risk estimate

One-hit modelLinear MultistageWeibullMultihitLogitProbit Model

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Dose - Response curve

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NOEL

NOAEL

LOEL

LOAEL

Critical Points * NOAEL = No Observed Adverse Effect Level * End Point / การเก�ดพิ�ษ * 1 5 10 100 1000Uncertainty Factors ( , , , , ) * Exposure

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Risk AssessmentRisk ManagementRisk Communication

Public Hearing

Policy formulation

Standards / Implimentation

Public

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Data submission for registration

- Public health policy- -Socio economics-Politics

ReassessmentPost-marketingmonitoring and surveillance Reassessment

Toxicological dataMechanistic dataEpidemiological data

Exposure data Efficacy data

Adverse healtheffect

NOAEL Reference dose (Rfd, ADI )

Carcinogenic potency

Total exposure

Margin of safetyRisk (MRL, TI, )

Decision making

ApprovalFurther datarequired

Rejection

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Environmental Toxicology

Emission

Control

Transport

Monitor

Human response

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Environmental Toxicology

Water Pollution

ParametersBODPhysical propertyTotal solidsOil & greaseMetalsFree ChlorinePhosphateSulfideNitrogenBacteria

Ecology parameters

Environmental Exposure DataOctonal/ Water RatioEnvironmental fateAquatic toxicityBioaccumulationSensitivity andHigh risk group

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“The Toxicologist may be able to assess the risk of a compound, but an acceptable risk level will be set by the public”

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References

• Principles and Methods of ToxicologyA. Wallace Hayes, Student Edition

• Casarett and Doull’s Toxicology: The basic Sciences of Poisons

J. Doull, C. D. Klaassen, and M. O. Amdur

• Human Health and the EnvironmentUS Dept of Health, Education, and Welfare, DHEW Publication # NIH 77-1277