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3Rs
(xenobiotics)
toxicity
toxic effect
(poisoning)
(poison)
adverse effect
non-adverse effect
dose
graded response
quantal response
selective toxicity
1
2
3
4
(target organ)
biomarker
LD100 LC100
LD50
MLDLD01 MLCLC01
LD0LC0
threshold
2.
3.
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50%
S
S S
S
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3.
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1. absolute lethal dose/concentrationLD100/LC100
2. minimal lethal
dose/concentrationMLD, LD01/MLC, LC01
3. maximal non-lethal dose/
concentrationLD0/LC0 4.
median lethal dose/concentrationLD50/LC50
5. threshold dose LOAEL
minimal
effect dose acute
threshold dose subchronic threshold dose chronic
threshold dose6. maximal-no effect doseNOAEL
8.NOEL,NOAEL,LOEL,LOAEL ?
NOAEL LOAEL NOEL
LOEL
9.
biotransformation
(passive transport)
simple diffusion)
(filtration)
eg:
.
absorption
first pass elimination
(mg/L)(mg/L)
6
accumulation
CO (1) DDT (2)
storage depot
DDT
1. blood-brain barrier 2.
placental barrier 3. blood-testis-barrier 4. blood-ocular barrier
enterohepatic circulation
95%
phase biotransformation
phase biotransformationconjugation
enzyme induction
enzyme repression:
1.
7
1 2
2.
absorption
1
2
3
/
4
distribution)
ml/min 100g
redistribution target organs
depot excretion)
:1.
2.
3.
4.
3.
/
4.
/
10 m 0.1 m
0.52 m
/ 1
4 ;
5.
a) 5 m
b) 2m5m
c) 0.52 m
d) 0.1 m
, 0.1~10 m
6.
7
1
1
9
2 ZnCdHgPb
3PCB
4PbSiBa Ca F-
OH-90%
2
8.
9.
60kDa
10.
(enterohepatic circulation)
11.
2
3/
10
12.
bioinformation
metabolite
1metabolic detoxication
2metabolic activation
bioactivation
13. genetic
polymorphism 1. 2.
3.
14.
15.
-OH-NH2-SH-COOH
1
2
3
()
(conjugation)
1.
2.
3.
11
4.
5.
6.
16.
P450 microsomal mixed function
oxidaseMFOmonoxygenase
P-450
(1)(2)(3)
(S-N-I-) N- (4)(O-S-N- Si-) (5)
(6) (7)
17.
18 P450
19. II
1 II
()
2
12
20. II
12
1.UDPGA
2. PAPS
3.
4.
5.
6.
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enzyme induction
enzyme repression:
1.
2.
22. 5
23.
13
24.
(Mechanisms of Toxicity)
toxication)
electrophiles)
free radicals)
;
detoxication)
adducts
1
toxication
2 (,4 )
DNA
1. 2. 3. 4.
3
metabolic activationbioactivation
4(5 )
1
2
3
4
14
5
5
DNA DNA DNA
DNA
1
2 3 DNA
lipid/water partition coefficients
/
DDT
/
<2
1.
2.
I
II
III
3. .
4.(5 )
joint action
15
1 2
synergistic effect
acute toxicity:
24 14
1 LD50
LD50
2
1.( LD50 )
20%( 5-7) 5
2000mg/kg 5
14
2.3R
3.
(accumulation)
material accumulation
16
functional accumulation
1430
1/10
:()
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4) -() NOAEL
LOAEL
(5)
() 15g
100g
2.
30 10g/100g
90 8g/100g 5g/100g
17
2-6h
1h 8h
6h
3
3 LD50
( NOAEL)
2-4
(1)28 LD50
10%-20%() 3
(2) LD50
(/) 100g
/(/)100
a)
5-6
18
b)
6 1-2
46 8
1-2
2
10%
3
GLP
4
SOP
(heredity):
(mutation)
(mutagenesis)
1
19
gene mutation
a) (basepair substitution)
b) (frameshift mutation)
chromosome aberration
c) (chromatid-type aberration)
d) (chromosome aberration)
N-7 DNA
AP
b) DNA
(1) DNA
(4-6) DNA
(2)DNA DNA adducts
3
()
()
i.
(genetic endpoint)
20
4
1 DNA ()
( ) (Ames )
(Salmonella typhimurium)
(E. Coli)
()
Salmonella typhimuriumhis
()
()
(S9)
( )
() : (Micronucleus MN)
12O13
DNA
6.
A
21
B S9 S9 9000g
(MFO)
A
B DNA
C
()()
8
(chemical carcinogenesis)
(chemical carcinogen)
(direct acting carcinogen):
(indirect acting carcinogen):
(procarcinogen)
(proximate carcinogen)
(ultimate carcinogen)
1.
1
2
5
6
22
1
2
-
()
()
promoted cell population)
-
/
/
2
DNA DPC
DNA
3DNA DNA
DNA
DNA
DNA DNA
DNA
4IARC()()
20021 2
3 (497 )
23
4 (1 )
5
(malformation):
(terate):
(teratogenicity) (teratogenic effect)
(teratogen):
(embryotoxicity)
(developmental toxicity)()
:
:
:
:
:
1 1
preimplantation loss
2
critical period1
2 3 3
-1-a.
b.
c.
24
2
(maternal toxicity)
3
()
5
FDA
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1
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4
regulatory toxicology:
safety
safety evaluation
hazard
risk()
1
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hazard identification
Hazard Characterization
- dose-response
relationship assessment 2
exposure assessment
dose
exposure scenario
Risk Characterization
()
----
LD50 LC50,,
,
----
,
----
, LOAEL NOAEL,
,
----
,,
, NOAEL LOAEL,,
1.
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2.
3. 3R
4
(risk assessment)
(risk)
,
~
~
6 mutagenesis biomarker of
susceptibilityLD50ultimate toxicant
6
3 TAT ~~
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