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1,4-D IOXANE IN P ERSONAL C ARE & C LEANING P RODUCTS Steve Risotto June 28, 2019 Previous Conclusions Regarding 1,4-Dioxane Carcinogenicity (~2010-2013) 1,4-DX is readily metabolized at lower doses; metabolic saturation occurs at


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1,4-DIOXANE IN PERSONAL CARE & CLEANING PRODUCTS

Steve Risotto June 28, 2019

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Previous Conclusions Regarding 1,4-Dioxane Carcinogenicity (~2010-2013)

  • 1,4-DX is readily metabolized at lower doses;

metabolic saturation occurs at higher doses

  • Clear evidence that 1,4-DX and metabolites are not

genotoxic

➢ Heath Canada, WHO, and EU: tumors form only after metabolic saturation → non-linear (threshold) mode of action (MOA)

  • USEPA 2013: there are data supporting a threshold

MOA, but --

  • Incomplete evidence that cytotoxicity/proliferation

precede tumors

  • Metabolism not completely characterized
  • Lack of evidence of a proliferative response
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Low-Dose Extrapolation (Linear vs Threshold)

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Key Events in the Regenerative MOA for Carcinogenicity

Source: EPA 2013

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Content

Reg Tox Pharma 68:387-401 (2014) Liver cell toxicity & proliferation

  • bserved in reanalysis of National

Cancer Institute (NCI) slides Reg Tox Pharma 88:45-55 (2017) Toxicokinetics characterized Threshold for metabolism identified

Progression to Tumors

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Characterization

  • f Metabolism –

fate of 1,4-DX in rodents

Content

Source: Sweeney et al. 2007

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Characterization of Metabolism – Blood Levels in Female Mice (ACC data)

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D a y 9 0

1 ,4 D io x a n e (p p m ) H e p a to c e llu la r P ro life ra tio n (% B rd U P o s itiv e C e lls )

Proliferative Response in Female Mice (ACC data)

  • Gene sets related to proliferation

significantly enriched after 90 days at 6000 ppm

  • Regulation of Mitotic Cell Cycle
  • Negative Regulation of Mitotic Cell

Cycle

  • Mitotic Cell Cycle Checkpoint
  • Positive Regulation of Mitotic Sister

Chromatid Separation

  • Mitotic G1-G1 S Phase
  • M-G1 Transition
  • Cell Cycle Mitotic
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Differential Gene Expression (ACC data)

Alterations at the transcriptomic level are minimal

More typical gene expression plot

6000 ppm at 90 days

For reference: example plot from analysis pipeline manual

  • Alterations at the transcriptomic level were minimal, but with a clear threshold demonstrated
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Key Events in the Regenerative MOA for Carcinogenicity

Source: EPA 2013