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DTIC ADA189029: In Vitro Toxicity Evaluation of Ten Particulate Mat...
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This study was conducted to explore alternative
toxicological testing methods for assessing the potential
health hazard of particulate materials. The in vitro
toxic effect of eight particles (graphite fibers,
polycrystalline iron whiskers, aluminum dust, nickel-
coated graphite fibers, brass dust, Printex L carbon
black, micro-260 synthetic graphite dust and KS-2 natural
graphite dust) was evaluated on the upper respiratory
epithelium of hamster tracheal organ cultures based on
microanatomical and histomorphometric changes. Tissue
changes induced by the test articles were compared to
changes that occurred in tracheal organ cultures exposed
to crocidolite asbestos (positive control) and glass
beads (negative control), in addition to untreated
explants. The relative toxicity of each test particle was
characterized base on qualitative histopathologic and
morphometric differences relative to the positive and
negative controls. Crocidolite asbestos and Ni-coated
graphite were the most reactive in this study. Iron
whiskers, aluminum dust, and KS-2 graphite caused an
intermediate level of tissue response, while the
remaining substances did not cause significant tissue
responses compared to control explants. The most
cytotoxic materials were brass dust and Ni-coated
graphite.
Date Published: 2018-02-17 02:27:24
Identifier: DTIC_ADA189029
Item Size: 107270846
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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