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AX5-6<br />

Table AX5-2.2. <strong>Lead</strong>, Erythrocyte Heme Enzymes, and Other Parameters<br />

Dose and Route <strong>of</strong><br />

Exposure Duration Species Blood lead Effect Authors<br />

Dietary,<br />

0–100 µg/g dry wt. <strong>of</strong><br />

the diet<br />

Pb acetate, oral<br />

gavage, 1.5 mg/kg<br />

b.wt, Pb acetate<br />

20 µg/mL as Pb<br />

acetate in drinking<br />

water<br />

17 µM Me/kg Pb<br />

acetate, Per OS<br />

1.5 mg Pb/kg body<br />

wt, oral dose<br />

Occupational<br />

exposure<br />

35 days Adult male Zebra finches 0–1.5 µg/mL Significant negative correlation was observed between blood-Pb<br />

concentration and log ALAD activity. RBC ALAD activity ratio is<br />

a sensitive indicator <strong>of</strong> dietary Pb concentration regardless <strong>of</strong> the<br />

mode <strong>of</strong> exposure.<br />

3 or 11 wks Red-tailed Hawks 0.195–<br />

0.752 µg/dL<br />

Erythrocyte phorphobilinogen synthetase was depressed<br />

significantly with in the 1st wk <strong>of</strong> treatment. Rapid but brief<br />

increase in free protoporphyrin. Hematocrit, erythrocyte count, Hb<br />

were all decreased and blood viscosity increased in exposed group.<br />

5 wks Female Wistar Albino rats 37.8 µg/dL Pb exposure decreases hematocrit, hemoglobin, and the number <strong>of</strong><br />

erythrocytes and enhances blood viscosity.<br />

5 days Female<br />

Rabbits<br />

8 yrs Cynomolgus Monkey,<br />

in vitro<br />

Dogs from urban and rural<br />

areas <strong>of</strong> Greece<br />

11–22 yrs Human erythrocytes from<br />

exposed populations<br />

0–20 mg Pb liter !1 29 days Juvenile Rainbow trout<br />

erythrocytes<br />

— Pb causes a significant decrease in blood ALAD activity, increases<br />

free erythrocyte protoporphyrins, increases aminolevulinic acid<br />

and coporphyrin excretion in urine.<br />

— Kinetic analyses <strong>of</strong> erythrocyte *- aminolevulinic acid revealed<br />

differences in P H optimum and Michaelis constants with Pb<br />

exposure. The ALAD enzyme kinetics <strong>of</strong> Pb exposed monkeys<br />

and humans are similar.<br />

326, 97–68 µg/L Significant negative correlation existed between blood-Pb levels<br />

and ALAD activity. 807–992 µmol/PBG/LRBC/h is established as<br />

the normal erythrocyte ALAD range <strong>for</strong> dogs.<br />

1.39–1.42 µmol/l Liquid chromatography with inductively coupled plasma<br />

spectrometry had revealed ALAD to be the principle Pb binding<br />

protein. The percentage <strong>of</strong> Pb bound to ALAD was influenced by<br />

a common polymorphism in the ALAD gene.<br />

— Significant decreases in the erythrocyte ALAD activity after a 29days<br />

exposure to 121 and 201 mg Pb liter !1.<br />

Scheuhammer et al.<br />

(1987)<br />

Redig et al. (1991)<br />

Toplan et al. (2004)<br />

Zareba and<br />

Chmelnicka (1992)<br />

Dorward and<br />

Yagminas (1994)<br />

Polizopoulou et al.<br />

(1994)<br />

Bergdahl et al. (1997)<br />

Burden et al. (1998)

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