Assessment of the toxic and potential teratogenic effects of four glycol ethers and two derivatives using the hydra regeneration assay and rat whole embryo culture
The widespread use of the glycol ethers as solvents in manufacturing industries presents a vast potential for occupational exposure. In the present study the potential hazards of four glycol ethers and two derivatives were assessed using two in vitro tests, rat whole embryo culture and the hydra reg...
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| description | The widespread use of the glycol ethers as solvents in manufacturing industries presents a vast potential for occupational exposure. In the present study the potential hazards of four glycol ethers and two derivatives were assessed using two
in vitro tests, rat whole embryo culture and the hydra regeneration assay. Concentrations used ranged from 0.3 to 1.0 mg/ml in embryo culture and from 0.03 to 80.0 mg/ml in the hydra assay. The embryotoxic potential of the ethylene glycol mono-alkyl ethers was shown to increase with the length of the alkyl chain. This is in contrast to
in vivo data but can be explained by the lack of maternal metabolism in the
in vitro systems. However, the teratogenic hazard ratings obtained in the hydra assay and the types of malformations observed in embryo culture support
in vivo data. Results obtained for diethylene glycol monoethyl ether are in agreement with
in vivo data. Results of both assays suggest that ethylene glycol monosalicylate presents a significant potential teratogenic hazard and that ethylene glycol tetra-acetic acid presents toxic and teratogenic potentials. When the effects of maternal toxicity and metabolism are considered, the overall picture presented by the present results is one of general agreement with
in vivo data. |
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