Bioaccessibility of nickel and cobalt in synthetic gastric and lung fluids and its potential use in alloy classification

Heim, KE; Danzeisen, R; Verougstraete, V; Gaidou, F; Brouwers, T; Oller, AR

HERO ID

7269698

Reference Type

Journal Article

Year

2020

Language

English

PMID

31811877

HERO ID 7269698
In Press No
Year 2020
Title Bioaccessibility of nickel and cobalt in synthetic gastric and lung fluids and its potential use in alloy classification
Authors Heim, KE; Danzeisen, R; Verougstraete, V; Gaidou, F; Brouwers, T; Oller, AR
Journal Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology
Volume 110
Page Numbers 104549
Abstract This study investigated nickel and cobalt ion release from the metals and several alloys in synthetic gastric, as well as interstitial and lysosomal lung fluids. Results were used to calculate the relative bioaccessible concentrations (RBCs) of the metals. Nickel release from SS 316L powder in gastric fluid was >300-fold lower than from a simple mixture of powders of the same bulk composition. Gastric bioaccessibility data showed 50-fold higher metal releases per gram of sample from powder than massive forms. RBCs of nickel and cobalt in the alloy powders were lower, equal, or higher in all fluids tested than their bulk concentrations. This illustrates the fact that matrix effects can increase or decrease the metal ion release, depending on the metal ingredients, alloy type, and fluid, consistent with research by others. Acute inhalation toxicity studies with cobalt-containing alloy powders showed that the RBC of cobalt in interstitial lung fluid predicted acute toxicity better than bulk concentration. This example indicates that the RBC of a metal in an alloy may estimate the concentration of bioavailable metals better than the bulk concentration, and the approach may provide a means to refine the classification of alloys for several human health endpoints.
Doi 10.1016/j.yrtph.2019.104549
Pmid 31811877
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Language Text English
Keyword Alloys; 0; Cobalt; 3G0H8C9362; Nickel; 7OV03QG267; Index Medicus; Bioelution; Relative bioaccessible concentration; Stainless steel; Classification; Bioaccessibility; Metal; Humans; Lung; Extracellular Fluid -- chemistry; Administration, Inhalation; Biological Availability; Male; Lethal Dose 50; Rats, Sprague-Dawley; Animals; Female; Gastric Juice -- chemistry; Erythrocytes -- drug effects; Risk Assessment -- methods; Lysosomes -- chemistry; Nickel -- chemistry; Alloys -- chemistry; Cobalt -- chemistry; Alloys -- classification; Alloys -- pharmacokinetics; Alloys -- toxicity; Nickel -- toxicity; Cobalt -- toxicity; Nickel -- pharmacokinetics; Cobalt -- pharmacokinetics