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  • ((BIOBIOMARKERMARKER))

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  • (Hazard surveillance)

    (Health surveillance)

    (surveillance)

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    (Disability evaluation)

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  • 1) (parameter)

    2) (non-occupational exposure) (individual variability)

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    zinc protoporphyrin

    3) half-life dimethylformamide 24 48 N-methylformamide (NMF) dimethylformamide

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  • biological monitoring

    - - asbestos thalidomide- -

  • biological monitoring

  • Exposure - - pack-year- / -

    Internal dose DDT

    Biological effective dose DNA/ protein adduct

  • Early biological effect

    Alternative morphology & structure SGOT/SGPT

    Disease cancer Prognosis lymph node +ve

  • Exposure InternaldoseBiologically

    Effectivedose

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    Exposure Effect

    Biomarkers of exposure and effect

  • Biomarker US National Academy of Science(1989):

    Hulka, et al(1991):

  • Biological monitoring

    biological monitoring biomarker

    Biological Exposure Index (BEIs)

    TLVs

  • Biological monitoring

    (metabolite)

  • Biological monitoring

  • Biological monitoring PPE

  • Biological Exposure Index BEI BEI

    susceptibility

    8/ 5 /

  • biomarker

    exposure dose

    (t1/2)- < 5 = peak of exposure phenol- > 5 = -> workweek TCA

  • (prior to shift) 16 (during shift) 2 (end of shift) (end of the workweek)

    4 5 5

    (discretionary) 2-3

  • biomarker

    preclinical

    outcome

  • biomarker

    1. 2.

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  • biomarker

    Biomarker of exposure Biomarker of effect Biomarker of susceptibility

  • Biomarker Biomarker of exposure

  • Biomarker of exposure

    methylmercury

  • Biomarker Biomarker of effect

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  • Biomarker of effect

    carboxyhaemoglobinZinc-protoporphylin

    cholinesteraseMicroglobulinsDNA damage

    CO

    organophosphatel

  • Biomarker Biomarker of susceptibility

    HIV + ve CD4 , sickle cell trait diisocynate RADS

  • Studies on genetic variants, occupational carcinogens & cancer

    Author YearOccupational

    exposure Gene Cancer Sample

    size Location Study design Interaction

    Sak 2005 General XPC Bladder 547/579 UK Case-control Assessed Vineis 2001 General NAT2 Bladder 1530/731 Multicenter Pooled Assessed Shen 2003 PAH XRCC1, XRCC3, XPD Bladder 201/214 Italy Case-control Assessed Lin 2005 Benzidine UGT2B7 Bladder 36/251 China Nested CC Not assessed Ma 2003 Benzidine GSTP1 Bladder 101/109 China Case-control Not assessed Ma 2002 Benzidine GSTM1, T1, P1 Bladder 101/110 China Case-control Not assessed Zhang 2002 Benzidine AHR Bladder 61/183 China Case-control Not assessed Shinka 1998 Dyes - AA GSTM1 Bladder 36/101 Japan Workers-only Not assessed Schroeder 2003 General p53, GSTM1, NAT1 Bladder 245/215 US Case-control Not assessed Hung 2004 PAH, AA MPO, COMT, MnSOD, NQO1 Bladder 201/214 Italy Case-control Assessed Dialyna 2004 Pesticide CYP19 Breast 202/284 Greece Case-control Not assessed Saito 2000 Vinyl-chloride Connexin37 Hemangiosarcoma 22 Multicenter Case-only Not assessed Buzio 2003 Metal, pesticide GSTM1, GSTT1 Kidney 100/200 Italy Case-control Assessed Bruning 1997 Trichloroethene GSTM1, T1 Kidney 45/48 Germany Case-control Not assessed Sun 2001 Aflatoxin GSTM1, T1 Liver 79/149 Taiwan Case-control Assessed Butkiewicz 2004 General XPA Lung 416/460 Germany Case-control Assessed Schabath 2002 Asbestos MPO Lung 375/378 US Case-control Assessed Stucker 2001 Asbestos GSTM1, T1 Lung 651/983 Multicenter Pooled Assessed Wang 2004 Asbestos MnSOD Lung 811/957 US Case-control Assessed Malats 2000 General GSTM1, T1 Lung 122/121 Multicenter Case-control Assessed Hirvonen 2002 Asbestos MnSOD Mesothelioma 63/61 Finland Workers-only Not assessed Hirvonen 1996 Asbestos GSTM1, T1, NAT2 Mesothelioma 76/69 Finland Nested CC Not assessed

  • biomarker

    Limit of detection ;LOD / dose-response

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  • pre-analytical phase level EDTA K sorbic acid t,t muconic acid 4

    Analytical phase lab LOD lab lab GC/MS Lab ISO 17025

    Post-analytical phase

  • WHO Cr >0.3g/L Sp.gr. 1.010-1.030

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  • 1. 2. 3. 4.

  • (Anticoagulants)

    1. EDTA (Ethylene diamine tetra-acetic acid) Ca++ clot

    2. Heparin enzyme thrombin

    3. Sodium citrate Ca++ clot 3.8%

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    1. Random Specimen (Single Voiding)

    2. Time Specimen 24 .

    Toluene, HCl

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  • Spectrophotometer

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    (absorbance)

  • Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer

  • Flame AAS

  • Gas Chromatogaphy (GC)

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  • Gas Chromatogaphy (GC)

    mass spectrometer GC-MS

  • High Pressure Chromatography (HPLC)

    GC (Mobile phase)

    GC

  • Automate -> ->

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  • Biomarker disease monitoring biomarker

  • Biological monitoring

    Acetone, Alcohol, Organophosphate, Inorganic arsenic, Benzene, Cadmium, Carbon disulfide, Carbon monoxide, Chromium,n-Hexane, Lead, Methyl ethyl ketone(MEK), Parathion, Phenol, Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAHs), Styrene,Toluene, Trichloroethylene (TCE), Xylene, Cyclophosphamide

    (BioMARKER) biological monitoring biological monitoringBiomarkerBiological monitoringBiological monitoringBiological monitoringBiological monitoringBiological Exposure Index biomarker biomarker biomarker biomarkerBiomarkerBiomarker of exposureBiomarkerBiomarker of effectBiomarkerStudies on genetic variants, occupational carcinogens & cancer biomarker (Anticoagulants) 2 SpectrophotometerAtomic Absorption SpectrophotometerFlame AASGas Chromatogaphy (GC)Gas Chromatogaphy (GC)High Pressure Chromatography (HPLC) Automate