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AX5-162<br />

Table AX5-10.2. Biochemical and Molecular Perturbations in <strong>Lead</strong>-induced Liver Tissue<br />

Concentration Duration Species Blood <strong>Lead</strong> Effects a Reference<br />

Pb-diethyl<br />

dithiocarbomate<br />

complex, Pb (DTC) 2,<br />

or Pb acetate 0.033–<br />

10 µM<br />

0.5–20 h Primary hepatocytes — Effect <strong>of</strong> interactions between Pb and diethyl dithiocarbomate (DTC) on the<br />

enzyme δ amino levulinic acid dehydratase in primary hepatocytes.<br />

Lipophilic Pb (DTC)2 caused a more rapid and stronger inhibition <strong>of</strong> ALAD<br />

activity than Pb acetate. Pb uptake is higher and more rapid with Pb (DTC)<br />

2 than Pb acetate. This increased inhibition <strong>of</strong> ALAD activity by Pb (DTC)<br />

2 might be due to facilitated cellular transport in the complexed <strong>for</strong>m<br />

resulting in higher cellular concentrations <strong>of</strong> Pb.<br />

— — Primary rat<br />

hepatocytes<br />

— DTC decreases cellular effects <strong>of</strong> Pb and Cd despite unchanged/ even<br />

slightly increased concentrations <strong>of</strong> the metals. Hepatic ALAD was<br />

significantly inhibited in cells treated with Pb Ac and Pb (DTC)2.<br />

— — DBA and C57 mice — DBA mice(with a duplication <strong>of</strong> the ALAD gene accumulated twice the<br />

amount <strong>of</strong> Pb in their blood and had higher Pb levels in liver and kidney<br />

than mice with the single copy <strong>of</strong> the gene (C57), exposed to the same oral<br />

doses <strong>of</strong> the Pb during adult hood. Blood Zinc protoporphyrin (ZPP)<br />

increased with Pb exposure in C57 mice and were not affected in DBA<br />

mice.<br />

100 µmol/kg b. wt.<br />

i.v. single dose<br />

Pb nitrate, Single dose<br />

100 µmol/kg b. wt.<br />

Single dose,<br />

analyses per<strong>for</strong>med<br />

12, 24, 48, 72, 96<br />

and 168 h<br />

Male Wistar Albino<br />

Rats<br />

— First in vivo report showing association between Pb induced liver<br />

hyperplasia, Glucose-6-phosphate levels, and cholesterol synthesis.<br />

Pb treatment increased hepatic de novo synthesis <strong>of</strong> cholesterol as evident<br />

by increased cholesterol esters and increase <strong>of</strong> G-6-PD to possibly supply<br />

the reduced equivalents <strong>for</strong> de novo synthesis <strong>of</strong> cholesterol. Changes in<br />

these biochemical parameters were accompanied by liver hyperplasia.<br />

0–168 h Male Wistar rats — Pb nitrate induces hepatic cell proliferation followed by reabsorption <strong>of</strong><br />

excess tissue with in 10–14 days. The proliferation was correlated with<br />

hepatic denovo synthesis <strong>of</strong> cholesterol, stimulation <strong>of</strong> hexose<br />

monophosphate shunt pathway and alterations in serum lipo proteins.<br />

Pb nitrate — Wistar rats — Pb nitrate induces multiple molecular <strong>for</strong>ms <strong>of</strong> Glucose-6- phosphate<br />

dehydrogenase with an increase <strong>of</strong> band 3 and a concomitant increase <strong>of</strong><br />

band 1, shifting from the pattern induced by fasting with an increase in<br />

band 1.<br />

Oskarsson and<br />

Hellström-Lindahl<br />

(1989)<br />

Hellström-Lindahl<br />

and Oskarsson<br />

(1990)<br />

Claudio et al.<br />

(1997)<br />

Dessi et al. (1984)<br />

Pani et al. (1984)<br />

Batetta et al. (1990)

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