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A novel exposure system generating nebulized aerosol of sulfur mustard in comparison to the standard submerse exposure

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Tsoutsoulopoulos, Amelie
Siegert, Markus
John, Harald
Schmidt, Annette
Mückter, Harald
Gudermann, Thomas
Thiermann, Horst
Popp, Tanja
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Chemico-Biological Interactions. 2019, 298, pp. 121-128. ISSN 0009-2797. eISSN 1872-7786. Available under: doi: 10.1016/j.cbi.2018.11.025

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Inhalation of the chemical warfare agent sulfur mustard (SM) is associated with severe acute and long-term pulmonary dysfunctions and health effects. The still not completely elucidated molecular toxicology and a missing targeted therapy emphasize the need for further research. However, appropriate human data are extremely rare. In vivo animal experiments are often regarded as gold standard in toxicology but may exhibit significant differences compared to the human pulmonary anatomy and physiology. Thus, alternative in vitro exposure methods, adapted to the human in vivo situation by exposing cells at the air-liquid interface (ALI), are complimentary approaches at a cellular level. So far, it is unclear whether the enhanced experimental complexity of ALI exposure, that is potentially biologically more meaningful, is superior to submerged exposures which are typically performed. Aim of our study was the evaluation of an appropriate in vitro exposure system (CULTEX® Radial Flow System (RFS) equipped with an eFlow® membrane nebulizer) for the exposure of cultivated human lung cells (A549) with SM under ALI conditions. Cellular responses (i.e. cell viability) and formation of SM-specific DNA-adducts were investigated and compared between ALI and submerse SM exposures. Our results proved the safe applicability of our ALI exposure system setup. The aerosol generation and subsequent deposition at the ALI were stable and uniform. The technical CULTEX® RFS setup is based on ALI exposure with excess of aerosol from that only some is deposited on the cell layer. As expected, a lower cytotoxicity and DNA-adduct formation were detected when identical SM concentrations were used compared to experiments under submerged conditions. A distinct advantage of SM-ALI compared to SM-submerse exposures could not be found in our experiments. Though, the CULTEX® RFS was found suitable for SM-ALI exposures.

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Inhalation, eFlow®, CULTEX®, RFS, Toxicology, In vitro, lung

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ISO 690TSOUTSOULOPOULOS, Amelie, Markus SIEGERT, Harald JOHN, Tabea ZUBEL, Aswin MANGERICH, Annette SCHMIDT, Harald MÜCKTER, Thomas GUDERMANN, Horst THIERMANN, Tanja POPP, 2019. A novel exposure system generating nebulized aerosol of sulfur mustard in comparison to the standard submerse exposure. In: Chemico-Biological Interactions. 2019, 298, pp. 121-128. ISSN 0009-2797. eISSN 1872-7786. Available under: doi: 10.1016/j.cbi.2018.11.025
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  title={A novel exposure system generating nebulized aerosol of sulfur mustard in comparison to the standard submerse exposure},
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  journal={Chemico-Biological Interactions},
  pages={121--128},
  author={Tsoutsoulopoulos, Amelie and Siegert, Markus and John, Harald and Zubel, Tabea and Mangerich, Aswin and Schmidt, Annette and Mückter, Harald and Gudermann, Thomas and Thiermann, Horst and Popp, Tanja}
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