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Benzo(c)fluorene

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mutation. When the amount of benzofluorene is increased in TA 100 yeast strain, the amount of revertants per plate does not increase. Only in the TA98 strain plate, which contained a fraction of a rat liver, a higher dose of benzofluorene seems to correspond with a larger amount of revertants. This indicates that benzofluorene is metabolized by enzymes in the rat liver into more potent mutagenic compounds. These compounds only affected the TA98 strain. This indicates that the adducts formed by benzofluorene metabolites cause
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ring. This benzene ring is attached to carbon 3 and 4 of the fluorene-derived molecule. The 3D structure of benzofluorene is depicted in the infobox on the right as well. It is mostly flat, because it consists of 3 aromatic rings. Only the 2 hydrogen atoms on the 5 ring are oriented into the 3D
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was performed on benzofluorene. Two different strains were used, TA100 and TA98. One group of each strain had a rat liver fraction and one group did not. The difference between the TA100 and the TA98 strain is that the TA98 strain has a frameshift mutation, and the TA100 has a base substitution
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The effects of exposure to benzofluorene were also researched on rats. In one of these studies the liver was established to be the main place of disposition of benzofluorene after a single oral dose regardless of the size of the dose. It was found that 55-69% of the labelled benzofluorene was
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ring in the bay or fjord region. These diol epoxide metabolites are reactive and capable of forming DNA adducts (see the adjacent image). While benzofluorene does not have a bay or fjord region it does undergo a similar transformation with a pseudo-bay region that reacts instead. The type of
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disruptors. To estimate the health effects that arise from exposure to PAHs and benzofluorene it is necessary to determine the concentration of these compounds in the atmosphere. This was done in a study by Morisaki et al. 2016. They compared the concentrations of different PAHs including
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will occur during cell replication. In addition, it is known that the cells affected most appear to be those with rapid replication, such as bone marrow, skin, and lung tissue, whereas tissues with slower turnover rate like the liver are less susceptible.
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developed lung tumors. DNA adducts in these mice were analyzed and could be traced back to benzofluorene. This and another similar study suggest a contribution of benzofluorene to the carcinogenic potency of coal tar when administered orally.
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The carcinogenic metabolites of benzofluorene bind to DNA which involves the opening of the epoxide ring in benzofluorene anti- and syn-diolepoxide. The benzofluorene metabolites bind in a yet unknown fashion to the DNA.
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Kazlauskas K, Kreiza G, Radiunas E, Adomenas P, Adomeniene O, Karpavicius K, Bucevicius J, Jankauskas V, Jursenas S (2015). "Concentration effects on spontaneous and amplified emission in benzofluorenes".
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This figure shows the DNA adduct level after a certain dose of benzofluorene was applied to the skin of mice. This level is similar in the lungs and in the skin implying that benzofluorene is a systemic
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Benzofluorene belongs to a group of compounds called polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs). PAHs and their derivatives are ubiquitous in the environment and they are produced in several industrial and
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application in mice with coal tar, but also when it is ingested. Next to its involvement in lung tumors, benzofluorene and its metabolites are expected to be involved in the formation of different
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while 8–10% was found to be eliminated via urine. While the benzofluorene found in the feces was not biotransformed, the urine samples mainly showed polar metabolites of benzofluorene.
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Koganti A, Singh R, Ma BL, Weyand EH (2001). "Comparative analysis of PAH:DNA adducts formed in lung of mice exposed to neat coal tar and soils contaminated with coal tar".
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When a DNA adduct forms at a site critical to the regulation of cell differentiation or growth it can cause cancer. If an aberration in the DNA is not well repaired by the
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Benzofluorene occurs naturally in tar, but can also be manually synthesized in a four step process, which is depicted in the picture below. The starting product is
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Librando V, Sarpietro MG, Castelli F (2003). "Role of lipophilic medium in the absorption of polycyclic aromatic compounds by biomembranes".
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Weyand EH, Parimoo B, Reuhl KR, Goldstein LS, Wang JQ, Harvey RG (2004). "7H-Benzo[C]Fluorene: A Potent Systemic Lung Carcinogen".
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Once it is absorbed, benzofluorene enters the lymph, circulates in the blood and is metabolized. The distribution of PAHs depends on their
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Exposure to benzofluorene in vivo leads to the induction of mainly lung tumors where it acts as a DNA adductor. Lung tumors arise after
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is depicted in the image below. First benzofluorene (1) is transformed into trans-3,4-dihydrodiol (2). This substance is transformed by
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Seto H, Ohkubo T, Kanoh T, Koike M, Nakamura K, Kawahara Y (1993). "Determination of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in the lung".
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Concentrations of benzofluorene and some other PAHs in air in Beijing and Kanazawa and the relative potency of these PAHs.
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Cizmas L; Zhou G-d; Safe SH; McDonald TJ; Zhu L; Donnelly KC (2004). "Comparative in vitro and in vivo genotoxicities of 7
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it is a group 3 carcinogen (not classifiable as to its carcinogenicity to humans). Other names for benzofluorene are 7
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Lavoie EJ, Tulley L, Bedenko V, Hoffmann D (1981). "Mutagenicity of methylated fluorenes and benzofluorenes".
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in general are mostly absorbed via ingestion, inhalation, and dermal contact. Also, depending on the
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Koganti A, Singh R, Rozett K, Modi N, Goldstein LS, Roy TA, Zhang FJ, Harvey RG, Weyand EH (2000).
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Some of these PAHs, such as benzofluorene, are carcinogens and mutagens and act as possible
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Wang JQ, Weyand EH, Harvey RG (2002). "Synthesis of suspected carcinogenic metabolites of 7
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The structure of benzofluorene is depicted in the infobox on the right. It is an aromatic
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Dose response curve of benzofluorene was applied to the skin of mice. Data derived from
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Goth-Goldstein, Regine; Marion L. Russell; Bhama Parimoo & Eric H. Weyand (2002).
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properties. The mutagenicity of benzofluorene is mainly attributed to formation of
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Another study found that benzofluorene is also carcinogenic in mice when applied
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The researchers corrected for the relative mutagenicity of compounds compared to
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Except where otherwise noted, data are given for materials in their
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Chopard-Lallier M, Perdu E, Jamin E, Brochot C, Craved J (2014).
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Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) (2009).
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In general PAH carcinogenesis involves activation by the enzyme
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For many PAHs it has been proven that they are conjugated, in
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Benzofluorene is mainly metabolized by the CYP enzymes in the
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Morisaki H, Nakamura S, Tang N, Toriba A, Hayakawa K (2016).
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benzofluorene in Beijing and Kanazawa in winter and summer.
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125–127 °C (257–261 °F; 398–400 K) predicted
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This substance is dehydrobrominated to 2 277: 164: 142: 33: 1691: 1681: 1579:Environmental Toxicology and Pharmacology 1229: 583:ADME of benzofluorene and PAHs in general 563:into the highly carcinogenic metabolites 500:to 3-bromoindanone (2) using the reagent 427:that are reactive and capable of forming 244: 1138:In one animal study, mice that were fed 1101: 740: 1817:Environmental and Molecular Mutagenesis 1716:"BaP and PAH from coal-derived sources" 1191: 273: 1751:. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 1637: 1626: 1476: 1465: 155: 1127:of benzofluorene. Data derived from 122: 19:The correct title of this article is 7: 1154:has been made, see the image above. 547:to diol epoxide metabolites with an 1725:. Health Council of the Netherlands 1407:Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 511:-inden-1-one (3) using the reagent 215: 199: 587:fluorene and PAHs in general": --> 14: 1950:Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons 1112: 1105: 527:, generating benzofluorene (5). 451:-derived molecule with an extra 370: 308: 49: 40: 415:activity. It is a component of 409:polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon 366:(at 25 °C , 100 kPa). 472:(at center), in this case the 302: 1: 1591:10.1016/s1382-6689(03)00007-3 1501:Polycyclic Aromatic Compounds 1298:"7H-Benzo[c]fluorene" 1923:10.1016/j.toxlet.2014.06.838 1787:10.1016/0165-7992(81)90027-0 1327:]fluorene on Chemspider" 1536:Arch Environ Contam Toxicol 578:Metabolism of benzofluorene 1971: 1903:"Disposition of benzo[ 534:Synthesis of benzofluorene 23:. The substitution of any 18: 1513:10.1080/10406630490426942 780: 775: 770: 765: 758: 753: 748: 746: 649:phase I biotransformation 360: 289: 86: 78: 62: 57: 48: 39: 1231:10.1093/carcin/21.8.1601 639:Metabolism and excretion 443:Structure and reactivity 651:, are described above. 1907:]fluorene in rats" 1683:10.2116/analsci.32.233 1636:Cite journal requires 1475:Cite journal requires 714:Environmental exposure 579: 535: 523:of this compound with 485: 29:technical restrictions 1955:Tetracyclic compounds 577: 567:-diolepoxide (3) and 533: 498:substitution reaction 467: 1917:(supplement): 4141. 1093:frameshift mutations 64:Preferred IUPAC name 1872:2001EnST...35.2704K 1860:Environ Sci Technol 1419:2015PCCP...1712935K 1413:(19): 12935–12948. 1152:dose-response curve 743: 682:Mechanism of action 431:. 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Index

brackets
technical restrictions
7H-Benzofluorene

Preferred IUPAC name
CAS Number
205-12-9
ChEBI
CHEBI:82403
ChemSpider
8796
ECHA InfoCard
100.005.372
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EC Number
KEGG
C19344
PubChem
915
UNII
PX3702DW3A
CompTox Dashboard
DTXSID30874039
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Chemical formula
Molar mass
Density
Melting point
Boiling point
standard state

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