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2012 CORESTA CONGRESS Sapporo, Japan
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The effect of charcoal filters on gas vapour
phase in vitro toxicity tested in different
air/liquid interface exposure systems
Roman Wieczorek
Imperial Tobacco
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Objective and experimental approach
To compare different fresh smoke exposure systems.
For this purpose, contribution of Gas Vapour Phase
(GVP) to fresh Whole Smoke (WS) toxicity in vitro
was determined for cigarettes with different filters.
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Methods - in vitro
Cell line Hep-G2 (ATCC HB-8065)
Human hepatoma cells were incubated in mineral medium
supplemented with Insulin-Transferrin-Selenium and 1%
serum substitute (Ultroser-G; BioSepra S.A.).
Cytotoxicity assay
NRU - after smoke exposure the cells were incubated in
mineral medium with 0.1% serum substitute for 65 hours.
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Methods - exposure of cells
Fresh Smoke Exposure Systems Bt020 smoke aerosol exposure system; Burghart GmbH; Wedel, Germany
Exposure vessels / chamber
• in round bottom wells of 96 Multiwell Plate (96MWP)
• in inserts (24MWP)
• BAT exposure chamber with transwells
(PCT WO 03/100417)
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Methods - smoke generation and dilution
Each puff of smoke is diluted, if necessary, directly in syringe by partly rejecting and refilling with charcoal filtered ambient air.
The volume of smoke transported to the exposure chamber is constant and independent of dilution factor.
Smoke dilution and transport after puff till to contact with cells takes less than 6 seconds.
Excess smoke actively removed by inter-puff flushing cycles with 80 ml charcoal filtered air.
Ambient air
(charcoal filtered)
Dilution of remaining smoke with
fresh air until next puff (80mL)
2- Dilution of smoke
1- Puff of smoke
3- Discarding of diluted smoke
4- Transport of diluted smoke
Smoking and dilution device
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discarding of smoke by
inter-puff flushing
cells in transwells
Methods - used exposure systems
24 wells Smoke Distribution Device
cells in inserts
Ambient air
(charcoal filtered)
first puff only all puffs
Discarding of smoke
by vacuum and
inter-puff flushing
96 wells Smoke Distribution Device
cells in round bottom wells
Smoking and dilution device
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cig.sp. EC50
filter ventilation
Contribution of GVP to WS - Cellulose Acetate filter
Toxicity of Fresh Whole Smoke
Test in 96 MWP (2/2/35)
The contribution level of GVP to
WS toxicity in cigarettes with
cellulose acetate filter stayed
roughly the same at about 33%,
independent of puff volume and
filter ventilation
25
50
75
100
125
0% 30% 45% 60% 74%
WS GVP
%Tox
2010 CORESTA, Edinburgh, Scotland (SSPT32) The effect of puff
volume on in vitro toxicity of mainstream cigarette smoke
higher EC50 lower toxicity
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Contribution of GVP Screening of cigarette toxicity using 96 MWP with 4µl buffer per well
Code Filter Dry Particulate Matter
DPM [mg/cig]
Charcoal [mg/filter]
CA acetate 13.9 0.0
LC acetate, carbon, cellulose 15.7 19.0
HCC acetate, carbon / cavity 14.6 85.0
HCD acetate, carbon / dalmatian 14.3 82.5
The contribution of GVP to WS toxicity correlates with the amount of charcoal in filter
CA LC HCC HCD
0
10
20
30
40
CA
LC
HCC
HCD
EC50 [µg/DPM]
WS
GVP
100 1000
Co
ntr
. o
f G
VP
to
WS
to
xic
ity [
%]
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Contribution of GVP (contd.)
Cigarette toxicity using 96 MWP with 2µl buffer per well
HCLF decreased the contribution GVP to WS toxicity by roughly 15-20%
Tests with 2 µl and 4 µl buffer per well do not change significantly the contribution level of GVP.
Cellulose Acetate
Filter
High Charcoal Loaded
Filter
CM7 CA HCD C-AB C-VB
0
10
20
30
40
%GVP/WS
CM7 Coresta Monitor 7
CA C-Acetate filter
HCD Carbon / dalmatian
C-AB Carbon / American Blend
C-VB Carbon / Virginia Blend
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Influence of fluid layer thickness on GVP effect
in 96MWP exposure system
CM7 C-AB
1µl 2µl 4µl 10µl 20µl
0
10
20
30
40
control
***
***
1µl 2µl 4µl 10µl 0
5
10
15
***
HEPES buffered PBS in wells protects cells against drying during smoke exposure
procedure.
The buffer covers the cells on the bottom of well but the cells in edge region are directly
exposed to smoke.
The lower the buffer volume in wells the higher the air/liquid interface area.
Overlaid cells in round bottom wells are less sensitive to GVP than to WS.
Contr
. of G
VP
to W
S toxic
ity
[%]
Contr
. of G
VP
to W
S toxic
ity
[%]
buffer
per well
buffer
per well
buffer over cells
10 µl
buffer
per well
2 µl
buffer
per well
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Comparison of methods Contribution of GVP to WS toxicity in 96MWP with 2 µl buffer
25
75
50
0
1 10 100 1000
% cig. smoke
% C
yto
toxic
ity
CM7_WS CM7_GVP C-AB_WS C-AB_GVP
1175
2282
13.4
16.0
High Charcoal Loaded Filter
Acetate Filter
C-AB
CM7
Gas Vapour
Phase* [µg/cig]
TPM
[mg/cig] Filter Code
* Sum of 12 selected analytes
***
CM7 C-AB 0
10
20
30
40
Contr
. of G
VP
to W
S toxic
ity
[%]
Box plot
*** P value < 0.001
Dose response diagram of toxicity
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Comparison of methods Contribution of GVP to WS toxicity in inserts (24MWP)
25
75
50
0
1 10 100 1000
% cig. smoke
% C
yto
toxic
ity
CM7_WS CM7_GVP C-AB_WS C-AB_GVP CM7 C-AB
***
0
10
20
30
40
Contr
. of G
VP
to W
S toxic
ity
[%]
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Comparison of methods Contribution of GVP to WS toxicity in transwell system
25
75
50
0
1 10 100 1000
% cig. smoke
% C
yto
toxic
ity
CM7_WS CM7_GVP C-AB_WS C-AB_GVP
BAT exposure chamber
(PCT WO 03/100417)
CM7 C-AB
***
0
10
20
30
40
50
Contr
. of
GV
P t
o W
S toxic
ity [
%]
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Exposure
system CM7 [%]
C-AB [%]
96MWP-U wells 27 8.5
24MWP-Inserts 32 27
BAT-Transwell 32 17
Comparison of methods - summary
The contribution of GVP to WS toxicity:
constant for CM7 cellulose acetate filter at 30%
variable for charcoal filter cigarettes
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Differences in GVP of C-AB in comparison to CM7 testpiece
Substance CM7 [µg/cig]
C-AB [µg/cig]
Acrolein 81.9 31.1
HCN 127.4 46.9
Acetaldehyde 803 556
Acetonitrile 114.2 42.4
Benzene 53.4 16.8
Selected GVP substances of
CM7 in comparison to C-AB
Direct comparison of
GVP toxicity in NRU in vitro
assay (EC50) between
CM7 and C-AB
96MWP
Inserts
Transwells
CM7
CM7
CM7
C-AB
76%
70%
71%
C-AB
C-AB
EC50 [mg DPM]
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Comparison of sensitivity of the exposure systems Puff specific EC50 (CM7)
0 0,5 1
96MTP-U wells
24MTP-Ins
BAT-Transw.
0 1 2 3 4
96MTP-U wells
24MTP-Ins
BAT-Transw.
[puff] [puff]
Whole Smoke toxicity Gas Vapour Phase toxicity
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All three tested air/liquid exposure systems are able to show:
- dose response effects with WS and GVP.
- significantly higher WS and GVP toxicity of CM7 testpiece compared to charcoal filter
cigarette.
- similar decrease of GVP toxicity.
- significantly higher contribution level of GVP to WS toxicity of CM7 testpiece compared
to charcoal filter cigarette.
The contribution of GVP to WS toxicity amounts to 30% for cellulose acetate
filter. For charcoal filter cigarettes different effects were observed.
The level of medium in the round bottom wells had a direct influence on the
sensitivity of the cells. Up to a volume of 4 µl, the contribution of GVP to WS
toxicity seems to be constant.
Conclusions
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It was observed, that the level of medium below the growth membrane of
insert/transwell affects the liquid meniscus at the edge of the membrane. As a
consequence, the exposure conditions can change due to different covering of
the cells with fluid.
The exposure system with 96MWP in round bottom wells and growth membrane
delivers “meaningful” data.
Nevertheless, further tests for better comparability of results are needed.
Conclusions (contd.)
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Thanks to
ITG tox and analytical team
&
BAT for providing their smoke exposure
chamber
… and for your kind attention
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