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Journal of Environmental Science and Health Part C-environmental Carcinogenesis & Ecotoxicology Reviews | 1993

Inhibition of Chemical Carcinogenesis

Dietrach Schmähl; Barbara Bertram; Eva Frei; Reinhold G. Klein; B.L. Pool; Peter Schmezer; W. Jens Zeller

The inhibition of chemical carcinogenesis by specific antidotes has to be considered a long-term objective in cancer prevention. Taking three examples, the possibilites and limitations of such inhibition are elucidated.


Experimental pathology | 1989

Effect of long-term inhalation of N-nitroso-dimethyl amine (NDMA) and SO2/NOx in rats

R.G. Klein; I. Janowsky; Peter Schmezer; R. Hermann; Bertold Spiegelhalder; W.J. Zeller; B.L. Pool

This report focusses on preliminary results of a long-term inhalation assay with N-nitroso-dimethylamine (NDMA) at low concentrations. Chronic inhalation of 1 ppm of NDMA (4 h/day, 5 days/week) was found to be toxic in rats and diminished life expectancy by about 8 months compared to the control group. Mostly tumors of the nasal region (25/36) were observed. Inhalation of 0.2 ppm of NDMA lead to a high tumor yield in rats (20/36). At a concentration of 0.04 ppm (= 0.12 mg/m3 in air) 3 tumors of the nasal region have been found until now. In addition, a combined inhalation study of other air pollutants SO2 or NOx together with NDMA at the 0.2 ppm level is being performed. Tumors of the nasal region have been observed in the groups with SO2 + NDMA and NOx + NDMA as well as with NDMA alone. Differences in tumor response of the groups treated with NDMA alone or in combination with SO2/NOx cannot be assessed yet. The additional treatment with the air pollutants SO2 or NOx has not affected the body weight gain or any other observable parameters of the life quality of the rats.


Archive | 1988

Toxic and Genotoxic Effects of SO2 or NOx Alone and in Combination with Carcinogenic N—Nitrosamines

B.L. Pool; R.G. Klein; S. Monarca; Peter Schmezer; W.J. Zeller

The influence of common air pollutants SO2 or NOx on the genesis of tumors induced by chemical carcinogens has not yet been studied extensively. We may envisage the gases to act either inhibitory, additively or synergistically during the induction of tumors by carcinogens. Preliminary studies did show that lifelong SO2 inhalation in combination with benzo(a)pyrene yielded an increased tumor rate in experimental animals (1). Studies on the interaction between SO2 or NOx with carcinogenic N-nitrosamines however, have not been reported. Therefore, we are performing a study on the interplay between SO2 or NOx and carcinogens at various levels, including in vitro studies, as well as a long term bioassay, which is still underway.


Archive | 1986

Carcinogenic Risk Factors and Cancer Prevention

Rudolf Preußmann; Bertold Spiegelhalder; Reinhold G. Klein; B.L. Pool; Gustav Wagner

The assumption that cancer in human beings is largely caused and triggered by environmental factors is undisputed today. Such carcinogenic factors include chemical substances, high-energy physical rays and viruses. Recognition and determination of such factors is the precondition for preventive measures.


Archive | 1986

Krebsauslösende Faktoren und Krebsprävention

Rudolf Preußmann; Bertold Spiegelhalder; Reinhold G. Klein; B.L. Pool; Gustav Wagner

Die Annahme, das Krebs beim Menschen in weitgehendem Mase durch Faktoren in seiner Umwelt bedingt und ausgelost wird, ist heute unbestritten. Zu solchen krebserzeugenden Faktoren (Karzinogenen) sind chemische Substanzen, energiereiche physikalische Strahlen und Viren zu zahlen. Die Erkennung und Bestimmung solcher Faktoren ist die Voraussetzung fur praventivmedizinische Masnahmen.


Carcinogenesis | 1986

Identification and mutagenicity of metabolites of aristolochic acid formed by rat liver

Heinz H. Schmeiser; B.L. Pool; Manfred Wiessler


Carcinogenesis | 1988

Various shor-term assays and two long-term studies with the plasticizer di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate in the Syrian golden hamster

Peter Schmezer; B.L. Pool; R.G. Klein; D. Komitowski; D. Schmähl


Carcinogenesis | 1983

Biological activity of benzylating N-nitroso compounds. Models of activated N-nitrosomethylbenzylamine

Manfred Wiessler; K. Romruen; B.L. Pool


Carcinogenesis | 1984

Formaldehyde as a possible mutagenic metabolite of N-nitrodimethylamine and of other agents which are suggested to yield non-alkylating species in vitro.

B.L. Pool; Eva Frei; Winfried Plesch; Kanda Romruen; Manfred Wiessler


Carcinogenesis | 1982

In vitro formation of methyldiethyldithiocarbamate after the reaction of nitrosoacetoxymethylmethylamine or methylnitrosourea with disulfiram

Barbara Bertram; A.M. Tacchi; B.L. Pool; Manfred Wiessler

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Peter Schmezer

German Cancer Research Center

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Manfred Wiessler

German Cancer Research Center

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Barbara Bertram

German Cancer Research Center

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Bertold Spiegelhalder

German Cancer Research Center

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Eva Frei

German Cancer Research Center

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R.G. Klein

German Cancer Research Center

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W.J. Zeller

German Cancer Research Center

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A.M. Tacchi

German Cancer Research Center

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Heinz H. Schmeiser

German Cancer Research Center

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I. Janowsky

German Cancer Research Center

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