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Effects of calcium and magnesium salts on nickel subsulfide carcinogenicity in Fischer rats.

K S Kasprzak, R V Quander, L A Poirier.   

Abstract

The effects of calcium or magnesium salts administered by one of three different routes on the formation of muscle tumors by nickel subsulfide (Ni3S2) in Fischer F344 rats were determined. Eleven groups of 20 weanling male rats each received a single injection of 2.5 mg (31 mumol Ni) Ni3S2 into the thigh muscles of both hind limbs (i.m.). Then the rats were fed 3% calcium acetate (CaAcet)- or 3% magnesium acetate (MgAcet)-supplemented diets for 3 and 6 months, or were injected s.c. three times weekly, with 0.16 mmol doses of CaAcet/kg/injection, or with 2 mmol doses of MgAcet/kg/injection, for 1 or 4 months. Two other groups of 20 rats were injected i.m. with 2.5 mg (31 mumol Ni) of Ni3S2 mixed with 6.2 mg (62 mumol Ca) of calcium carbonate (CaCarb), or with 6.3 mg (62 mumol Mg) of magnesium basic carbonate (MgCarb). The control groups of rats received single i.m. injections of the 0.15 M saline vehicle, 6.2 mg CaCarb, and 6.3 mg MgCarb, or s.c. injections of 0.15 M saline, or 4 mmol sodium acetate, NaAcet/kg/injection, three times weekly for 4 months. After 18 months, injection site tumors were found: (i) in 70-90% of the rats injected i.m. with Ni3S2 and fed standard diet or the diets containing CaAcet or MgAcet, with no significant differences among the groups; (ii) in 95-100% of the rats given i.m. Ni3S2 and then treated with multiple s.c. injections of saline, NaAcet, CaAcet or MgAcet, with no significant differences among the groups; (iii) in 85% of rats injected i.m. with Ni3S2 + CaCarb, and (iv) in 25% of the rats injected i.m. with Ni3S2 + MgCarb. No tumors developed in the control rats. The admixtures of CaCarb or MgCarb to Ni3S2 did not affect the mobilization of nickel from the injection site. They did, however, influence the cellular responses to Ni3S2 in early stages, from 3 days to 22 weeks, after the injection. MgCarb, unlike CaCarb, strongly decreased the necrosis and increased macrophage proliferation at the Ni3S2 injection site. It also delayed the occurrence and proliferation of histiocytic-stromal cells, and prevented the occurrence of altered myoblasts.

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Year:  1985        PMID: 4017185     DOI: 10.1093/carcin/6.8.1161

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Carcinogenesis        ISSN: 0143-3334            Impact factor:   4.944


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