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  • Among numerous adducts formed by reaction of DNA with p-benzoquinone (p-BQ), an electrophilic metabolite of benzene, only N2-(4-hydroxyphenyl)guanine (N2HPG) has been confirmed in vivo. If excreted in urine N2HPG would be a candidate non-invasive biomarker of the DNA damage caused by benzene. To test this hypothesis, biotransformation of N2HPG was studied in rats. Unchanged N2HPG in urine amounted to 8.0 ? 2.2 % and 9.1 ? 1.7 % (mean SE) at the dose of 2 mg/kg excreted within 1 and 2 days after ip dosage, respectively. After acidic hydrolysis of the urine a slight but consistent increase in urinary N2HPG to 9.5 ? 3.2 % and 11 ? 2.6 % of dose was found within 1 and 2 days, respectively, indicating formation of hydrolysable conjugates. An oxidised metabolite was detected by LC-ESI-MS and identified by comparison with authentic standard as N2-(4-hydroxyphenyl)-8-oxoguanine (N2HPOG). Its excretion amounted to 2.7 ? 0.2 % of dose and increased to 12.0 ? 2.7 % of dose when N2HPOG was released from its conjugates by acidic hydrolysis. Glucuronides and sulphates of both N2HPG and N2HPOG were confirmed in urine by LC-ESI-MS and by enzymatic treatment with glucuronidase/sulphatase. These results indicate an extensive metabolism of N2HPG in vivo, which must be taken into account when considering N2HPG as a possible biomarker of exposure to benzene.
  • Among numerous adducts formed by reaction of DNA with p-benzoquinone (p-BQ), an electrophilic metabolite of benzene, only N2-(4-hydroxyphenyl)guanine (N2HPG) has been confirmed in vivo. If excreted in urine N2HPG would be a candidate non-invasive biomarker of the DNA damage caused by benzene. To test this hypothesis, biotransformation of N2HPG was studied in rats. Unchanged N2HPG in urine amounted to 8.0 ? 2.2 % and 9.1 ? 1.7 % (mean SE) at the dose of 2 mg/kg excreted within 1 and 2 days after ip dosage, respectively. After acidic hydrolysis of the urine a slight but consistent increase in urinary N2HPG to 9.5 ? 3.2 % and 11 ? 2.6 % of dose was found within 1 and 2 days, respectively, indicating formation of hydrolysable conjugates. An oxidised metabolite was detected by LC-ESI-MS and identified by comparison with authentic standard as N2-(4-hydroxyphenyl)-8-oxoguanine (N2HPOG). Its excretion amounted to 2.7 ? 0.2 % of dose and increased to 12.0 ? 2.7 % of dose when N2HPOG was released from its conjugates by acidic hydrolysis. Glucuronides and sulphates of both N2HPG and N2HPOG were confirmed in urine by LC-ESI-MS and by enzymatic treatment with glucuronidase/sulphatase. These results indicate an extensive metabolism of N2HPG in vivo, which must be taken into account when considering N2HPG as a possible biomarker of exposure to benzene. (en)
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  • Metabolism of N2-(4-Hydroxyphenyl)guanine, a DNA Adduct Formed from p-Benzoquinone, in Rat
  • Metabolism of N2-(4-Hydroxyphenyl)guanine, a DNA Adduct Formed from p-Benzoquinone, in Rat (en)
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  • Metabolism of N2-(4-Hydroxyphenyl)guanine, a DNA Adduct Formed from p-Benzoquinone, in Rat
  • Metabolism of N2-(4-Hydroxyphenyl)guanine, a DNA Adduct Formed from p-Benzoquinone, in Rat (en)
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  • molecular dosimetry; biotransformation; DNA adducts; p-benzoquinone; benzene (en)
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  • 205
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  • Mikeš, Petr
  • Frantík, Emil
  • Linhart, Igor
  • Mráz, Jaroslav
  • Králík, Antonín
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  • 000294578500007
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  • 0378-4274
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  • 10.1016/j.toxlet.2011.06.016
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