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Norwegian Radiation Protection Authority

Photosensitizing effects metalloporphyns in connection with hyperbilirubinemia

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Metalloporphyrin

concentration

Light dose (E/m2) D
0 uM 1 0.9
32 mM ZnPP 1 0
32 mM SnPP 1 0.8
5 mM ZnPP 0.015 0.55
10 mM ZnPP 0.015 0.10
10 mM SnPP 0.23 0.85
130 mM SnPP 0.23 0.60

Table I. The induction of strand breaks and alkali labile sites by blue light in TMG-1 cells pre-incubated for 1 h with the metalloporphyrins. D; "Fraction double stranded DNA", represents the fraction of the DNA that is double stranded after an unwinding procedure in 0.1 N NaOH.

PORPHYRIN DOSE,

(E/m2)

RATE CONST., k (m2/E)
CrPP 0.14 0.26
- 0.56 0.13
- 1.12 0.21
- 1.68 0.15
CrMP 0.14 0.15
- 0.56 0.15
- 1.12 0.15
- 1.68 0.13
SnPP 0.14 5.48
ZnPP 0.14 9.29
HP 0.14 1.38
PP 0.14 1.59

Table II: Photooxidation of tryptophan in the presence of 2 mM porphyrin at pH 12. The reduction of fluorescence from tryptophan was measured in two samples per dose. It was assumed that the reduction in fluorescence relative to unirradiated control samples is proportional to e-kD (dose of blue light: D) and the rate constants (k) were calculated. The values of k in the table, are the mean of two determinations.

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Figure 1:
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Fluorescence micrographs of a group of TMG-1 cells incubated with 10 mM ZnPP for 1 h.
Upper left: Fluorescence from ZnPP excited at 450 - 490 nm.
Upper right: Fluorescence from Hoechst 33258 binding to the nucleus, excited at 340 nm
Lower left: Manipulated picture showing both ZnPP- and Hoechst 33258-fluorescence overlaying a phase contrast picture of the same cells.
Lower right: The same as lower left, with edge enhancement, indicating subcellular structures.

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The effect of light, metalloporphyrins and bilirubin on the survival of 308 mouse epidermis cells. The cells were pre-incubated with 5 mM metalloporphyrins for 1 h. Samples labelled control were not labelled with metalloporphyrins. The irradiation took place in a PBS solution of 10 mM BSA or in a PBS solution of 10 mM BSA with 10 mM bilirubin (labelled BR). Neither metalloporphyrins nor bilirubin were toxic in the dark under the conditions used. Based on three determinations of survival (standard error was always less than 0.2).

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