MMSL 2001, 70(S1):18-20

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TOXICITY AND IN VIVO ANTICHOLINESTERASEPOTENCY IN NERVE AGENTS POISONING

Jiøí Bajgar, Josef Fusek ORCID..., Jiøí Kassa ORCID..., Josef Vachek
Department of Toxicology, Purkynì Military Medical Academy, Hradec Králové, Czech Republic

Using originally developed method for monitoring of rat blood acetylcholinesterase activity, the toxicity and half-times of enzyme inhibition in vivo were compared following intoxication with highly toxic organophosphates of O-alkyl S-2-dialkylaminoethyl methyl phosphonothiolate type. A linear relationship between these two parameters was demonstrated. On the other hand, similar correlation for sarin and soman was not found. It suggests that mechanism of the toxic effect ofphosphonofluoridates covers more reactions in comparison with phosphonothiolates.

Keywords: Anticholinesterase potency; Toxicity; Nerve agents; Blood; Rat

Published: December 2, 2001  Show citation

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Bajgar, J., Fusek, J., Kassa, J., & Vachek, J. (2001). RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TOXICITY AND IN VIVO ANTICHOLINESTERASEPOTENCY IN NERVE AGENTS POISONING. Vojenské Zdravotnické Listy70(Suppl.1), 18-20
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