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AX5-20<br />

Subject Exposure Protocol<br />

Rat<br />

PND 22<br />

Rat<br />

PND 42–64<br />

Rat<br />

PND 130–210<br />

250 ppm Pb(Ac) 2<br />

3–6 wks (electro) or 7-13 wks<br />

(immuno)<br />

100, 250, or 500 ppm<br />

Pb(Ac) 2 in chow <strong>for</strong> 3-6 wks<br />

0.2% Pb(Ac)2<br />

in water<br />

Adult rat Water—0.1-1.0% Pb(Ac)2<br />

from GD 16 to adult<br />

Adult rat 0.2% Pb(Ac) 2<br />

in water<br />

Adult rat 0.2% Pb(Ac) 2<br />

in water PND 0-21<br />

Rat<br />

PND 90–130<br />

Table AX5-3.2. Summary <strong>of</strong> Key Studies on Neurophysiological Assessments<br />

750 ppm Pb(Ac) 2<br />

chow from 50 days pre-mating to<br />

experimental use<br />

Rat 7–18 mo Water—0.2% Pb(Ac) 2<br />

from GD 16 to experimental use<br />

Rat<br />

PND 13–140<br />

750 ppm Pb(Ac) 2<br />

chow from 50 days pre-mating to<br />

experimental use<br />

Peak Blood Pb<br />

or [Pb] used Observed Effects Reference<br />

30.8 µg/dL Reduces midbrain dopamine impulse flow and decreases dopamine D1<br />

receptor sensitivity in nucleus accumbens.<br />

Tavakoli-Nezhad<br />

and Pitts (2005)<br />

54.0 µg/dL Decrease in number <strong>of</strong> spontaneously active midbrain dopamine neurons. Tavakoli-Nezhad<br />

et al. (2001)<br />

Review paper examining glutamatergic components contributing to<br />

impairments in synaptic plasticity.<br />

Lasley and Gilbert<br />

(2000)<br />

75.4 µg/dL Deficits in synaptic plasticity in the dentate gyrus from early exposure. Gilbert et al.<br />

(1999a)<br />

117.6 µg/dL Biphasic dose-dependent inhibition <strong>of</strong> hippocampal LTP. Gilbert et al.<br />

(1999b)<br />

30.1 µg/dL Chronic Pb exposure significantly decreases range <strong>of</strong> synaptic plasticity. Zhao et al. (1999)<br />

30.1 µg/dL Impairments in LTP and paired-pulse facilitation in the hippocampal DG. Ruan et al. (1998)<br />

16.04 µg/100 mL NMDA-dependent <strong>for</strong>ms <strong>of</strong> synaptic plasticity are more vulnerable than<br />

NMDA-independent potentiation or paired pulse-facilitation.<br />

Gutowski et al.<br />

(1998)<br />

— Impairs ability to maintain LTP over time in the dentate gyrus. Gilbert and Mack<br />

(1998)<br />

28.5 µg/dL Paired-pulse stimulation <strong>of</strong> CA3 region shows inhibitory mechanisms. Gutowski et al.<br />

(1997)<br />

Adult rat Water—0.2% Pb(Ac)2<br />

from PND 0–adult<br />

— Chronic Pb increases the threshold <strong>for</strong> LTP in dentate gyrus in vivo. Gilbert et al.<br />

(1996)<br />

Rat<br />

PND 4–30<br />

Hippocampal neurons 1–100 µM Pb Cl2 Identified the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor as a target <strong>for</strong> Pb. Ishihara et al.<br />

(1995)<br />

Rat 750 ppm Pb(Ac) 2<br />

chow from 50 days pre-mating to<br />

experimental use<br />

16.2 µg/100 mL LTP and learning are impaired if exposed to Pb in the immature brain. Altmann et al.<br />

(1993)<br />

Abbreviations<br />

GD—gestational day

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