Mechanisms of Thyroid Toxicity Kevin M. Crofton Neurotoxicology Division National Health and Environmental Effects Laboratory US Environmental Protection.

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Mechanisms of Thyroid Toxicity Kevin M. Crofton Neurotoxicology Division National Health and Environmental Effects Laboratory US Environmental Protection Agency Research Triangle Park NC

Outline 1. Introduction to thyroid hormones 2. Effects of perchlorate 3. Effects of the disruption of thyroid hormones Thyroid hyperplasia and neoplasia Developmental abnormalities 4. Uncertainties National Health and Environmental Effects Laboratory

Liver UDPGTs T4-Gluc Biliary Excretion Hypothalamus-Pituitary-Thyroid-Liver Axis Plasma/Blood Free-TH Bound-TH PA/TBG Hypothalamus Pituitary Thyroid TRH TSH + + T3 & T4 Tissue deiodinase T4 > T3 National Health and Environmental Effects Laboratory

Iodine and the Thyroid Gland I-I- IT I-I- organification T4 & T3 THYROID GLAND National Health and Environmental Effects Laboratory

Thyroid Hormone Receptors and Thyroid Response Elements Target Tissue Cell T4-TTR T4 T3 deiodinase Nucleus T3 Response Element RXR RAR TR T3 AGGTCA..... T3 Responsive Gene RNA polymerase II TATA.... National Health and Environmental Effects Laboratory

Targets for Environmental Chemicals n Thyroid Gland è uptake process è organification è release n Plasma Transport Proteins n Tissue Deiodinases n Hepatic Glucuronidation and Sulfation National Health and Environmental Effects Laboratory

In Vitro Thyrotoxicity of Perchlorate 125 Inhibition of I-Uptake by Perchlorate Perchlorate Concentration, u M Iodine influx, pmol/mg protein/min (mean±SD) (Gerard et al., 1994) National Health and Environmental Effects Laboratory

14-Day In Vivo Perchlorate Study Perchlorate dose (mg/kg/day) TSH Concentration, pg/dl T3 Concentration, ng/ml T4 Concentration, ng/dl Male Female T3 T4 TSH (Caldwell et al., 1994) National Health and Environmental Effects Laboratory

Effect of TH disruption n Adult – Main effect of prolonged depression of TH is upregulation of TSH which leads to thyroid gland hyperplasia n Developmental – Main effect is the disruption of developmental processes National Health and Environmental Effects Laboratory

Main Symptoms/Effects of Hypothyrodism Developmental l delayed reflex ontogeny l impaired fine motor skills l deaf-mutism, spasticity l gait disturbances l mental retardation l speech impairments transient disruption leads to permanent effects Adult l run down, slow, depressed, l sluggish, cold, tired l dryness and brittleness of hair l dry and itchy skin, constipation l muscle cramps l increased menstrual flow transient disruption leads to transient effects * thyroid tumors in rodents National Health and Environmental Effects Laboratory

Data Deficiencies n Long-term periodic exposures n Perchlorate kinetics n Thyroid hormone homeostasis n Effects during development National Health and Environmental Effects Laboratory

Uncertainties in Risk 1. Animal to Human Extrapolation 2. Age-Dependent Sensitivity National Health and Environmental Effects Laboratory

Uncertainties Due to Potential Species Differences Administered Dose Target Dose Effect Administered Dose Target Dose Effect Rat Human ?? ADME studies Mechanistic / Sensitivity Studies 1. Adult 2. Developmental National Health and Environmental Effects Laboratory

Mechanistic Studies Aid to quantitative interspecies extrapolation - basis to extend PBPK model Additional developmental studies to evaluate thyroid TH in fetal and post-natal periods Determine relative sensitivity of fetal/postnatal thyroid versus adult Determine relative sensitivity of rat versus human National Health and Environmental Effects Laboratory

Do species differences exist? compare rodent and human sensitivities using in vitro techniques Resolving Uncertainties Mechanistic Studies Perchlorate Concentration Iodine Uptake Human (?) Rat National Health and Environmental Effects Laboratory

2. Age-Dependent Sensitivity Developmental effects can be permanent. Is the developing organism more sensitive? Yes - need to carefully characterize No - protection of maternal compartment Uncertainties in Risk National Health and Environmental Effects Laboratory

ADME study Literature review of perchlorate discharge test Protocols proposed to evaluate perchlorate kinetics, iodine inhibition kinetics and thyroid hormone homeostasis Basis for development of physiologically-based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) model National Health and Environmental Effects Laboratory

Resolving Uncertainty - Example 2. Age-Dependent Sensitivity Determine relative sensitivity of fetal/postnatal thyroid versus adult Determine relative sensitivity of rat versus human National Health and Environmental Effects Laboratory

PBPK Model Schematic

Summary n Facts: n Perchlorate cause hypothyroidism n Uncertainties n Animal to Human extrapolation n Age-dependent senstivity National Health and Environmental Effects Laboratory