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Environment and breast cancer study: From basic research to outreach Ricky Leung Banita Bailey Breast Cancer and the Environment Breast Cancer and the Environment Research Program (BCERP Program (BCERP) ) Research The goals of the BCERC


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Environment and breast cancer study: From basic research to outreach

Ricky Leung Banita Bailey

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Breast Cancer and the Environment Breast Cancer and the Environment Research Research Program (BCERP Program (BCERP) )

The goals of the BCERC Program were to:

  • Compare the molecular changes that occur in normal breast development

across the life-span to changes that occur when environmental exposures are introduced;

  • Conduct epidemiologic studies of the timing of female pubertal events,

including the onset of breast development, age at menarche, and environmental and genetic factors that may affect pubertal maturation;

  • Integrate scientific information on the development of the mammary gland

and exposure-induced changes in order to construct public health messages for young girls and women who may be at increased risk for breast cancer.

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Breast Cancer and the Environment Breast Cancer and the Environment Research Research Program Program ( (BCERP) BCERP)

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Polycarbonate plastics- a hard plastic Polycarbonate plastics- a hard plastic Epoxy resins Epoxy resins

E Endocrine disruptor: ndocrine disruptor: Bisphenol Bisphenol A (BPA) A (BPA)

  • Production of 1.6 billion

pounds in North American.

BPA is ubiquitously present in the environment

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Diet

Environment

Bisphenol A Fat in Cultural Diets

Leads to changes in cell behavior and morphology => Increased BCa risk Altered epigenome, gene expression and hormones

In utero exposure Leptin

Steroid hormones

Adiponectin

Adipokines

Hypothesis: Hypothesis:

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Control diet Control Diet HFB + 0 BPA Control diet Control diet P0 P140 P21

Acclimation (14 days) Gestation (23 days) Mating (14 days) Lactation (21 days)

Control diet Control diet Control diet Control diet HFB + 25 BPA HFB + 2.5 BPA HFB + 250 BPA HFB + 2500 BPA HFB + 0.5 EE2

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n=11/group n=11/group n=33/group

P50

DMBA

n=22/group

Aim 1: What is the most effective BPA dose that can synergize with a high-fat-butter diet (HFB)?

One animal per litter was used One animal per litter was used

Reference Dose By USEPA

Dose is in µg/Kg B.W. Dose is in µg/Kg B.W.

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Control diet Control diet HF0 Control diet Control diet P0 P140 P21

Acclimation (14 days) Gestation (23 days) Mating (<=10 days) Lactation (21 days)

Control diet Control diet Control diet Control diet HFB + 25 BPA HFB HFS HFS + 25 BPA AIN + 0.5 EE2

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n=15/group P50 DMBA Control diet Control diet HF0 + 25 BPA AIN + 25 BPA

Aim 2: Which type of fat is harmful or protective in combination with BPA?

Olive oil MUFA -3/-6 Butter- saturated Safflower- PUFA -6

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Summary of our finding Summary of our finding

  • BPA (25µg/Kg BW)in the presence of butter diet

(HFB) showed significant higher tumor incidence and lower percentage of tumor free survival when compared with butter diet alone.

  • HFB lowers BPA’s lowest observed adverse effect

level (LOAEL) by 10 times (25µg/Kg BW, non- monotonic dose-response).

  • HFB shifts the cancer-susceptibility window back

to Day 50.

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  • Dr. Shuk-Mei Ho
  • Dr. Marian Miller
  • Dr. Linda Levin
  • Dr. Ricky Leung
  • Dr. Vinothini

Janakiram Traci Metzger Banita Bailey RN

http://www.eh.uc.edu/mythfactchoices/

Research and Outreach Team Research and Outreach Team

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Outreach activities Outreach activities

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Newsletters Newsletters

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Survey and responses Survey and responses

  • On a sliding scale of 1 – 5 with 5 being the most interested, 3.5 was the mean interest levels.
  • Most individuals did not recognize maternal diet and environment were relevant for breast

cancer risk in male offspring

  • 40% of individuals between 14 - 19 yo preferred to be educated with videos
  • 30% of individuals 45-54 preferred emails and links

Aim: To survey breast cancer survivors, supporters and families with respect to their interest in, and knowledge of, the potential impact of epigenetics on health.

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Our website Our website

http://www.eh.uc.edu/mythfactchoices/

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Self breast exam reminders

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Online Games Online Games

Wordsearch puzzles Crossword puzzles Memory matching game Jigsaw puzzles