Testing Status of Ethylene oxide 10020-A
CASRN: 75-21-8
Formula: C2-H4-O
Synonyms/Common Names
- Oxirane (9CI)
Short-Term Toxicity
- 14-Day (Inhalation)
(C50088)
Completed
- Mice: B6C3F1
- 13-Week (Inhalation)
(C50088)
Completed
- Mice: B6C3F1
- Dose: 0, 50, 100, 200, 400, 600 PPM/10 PER GROUP.
Long-Term Carcinogenicity
- 2 years (Inhalation)
(C50088)
Completed
- TR-326 (NIH Number: 88-2582)
(Peer Review Approval 08/19/1986A )
Toxicology and Carcinogenesis Studies of Ethylene Oxide (CASRN 75-21-8) in B6C3F1 Mice (Inhalation Studies) - Mice: B6C3F1
- Carcinogenesis Results
- Male Mice Clear Evidence
- Female Mice Clear Evidence
- Dose: 0, 50, 100 PPM/50 PER GROUP.
- TR-326 (NIH Number: 88-2582)
(Peer Review Approval 08/19/1986A )
Organ Systems Toxicity
- Biochemical Specific Locus (Inhalation)
(BSLM38)
Completed
- Citation: Lewis, S.E., Barnett, L.B., Felton, C., Johnson, F.M., Skow, L.C., Cacheiro, N., and Shelby, M.D. Dominant visible and electrophoretically expressed mutations induced in male mice exposed to ethylene oxide by inhalation. Environ. Mutagen. 8:867-872 (1986).
- Male Mice: DBA/2J
- Mice Male Positive
- 5 consecutive days Continuous Breeding (Legacy) (Inhalation)
(T0024C)
Completed
- Male Mice: C3H
- Dose: 100 ppm 7 hr/day for 5 days.
- 4 to 6 GD, 6 to 8 GD, 8 to 10 GD, 10 to 12 GD Conventional Teratology (Intravenous)
(T0024A)
Completed
- Citation: Teratologic Evaluation of Ethylene Oxide
- Female Mice: Swiss
- Dose: 75, 150 mg/kg/day.
- 8 to 16 GD or 1 to 16 GD or 3 weeks before breeding plus 1 to 16 GD Conventional Teratology (Inhalation)
(T0024D)
Completed
- Citation: Teratogenic Study of Ethylene and Propylene Oxide and n-Butyl Acetate
- Female Rats: Sprague Dawley
- Dose: 150 ppm 7 hr/day.
- 7 to 19 GD or 1 to 19 GD Conventional Teratology (Inhalation)
(T0024E)
Completed
- Citation: Teratogenic Study of Ethylene and Propylene Oxide and n-Butyl Acetate
- Female Rabbits: New Zealand White
- Dose: 150 ppm 7 hr/day.
- 6 to 14 GD and 6 to 9 GD Conventional Teratology (Intravenous)
(TER82078)
Completed
- Female Rabbits: New Zealand White
- Rabbits Maternal Positive
- Rabbits Fetal Positive
- Dose: PART A: GD 6-14, WATER VEHICLE AT 0, 9, 18, & 36 MG/KG. PART B: GD 6-9, 5% DEXTROSE VEHICLE AT 0, 18, & 36 MG/KG..
- Dominant Lethal (Female) (Dosed-Feed)
(DLF023)
Completed
- Citation: Generoso, W.M., Cain, K.T., Hughes, L.A., and Foxworth, L. Concentration-response curves for ethylene oxide-induced heritable translocations and dominant lethal mutations. Environ. Mol. Mutagen. 16:126-131 (1990).
- Female Mice: C3H X C57BL
- Mice Female Positive
- Dominant Lethal (Male)
(DLM022)
Completed
- Citation: Generoso, W.M., Rutledge, J.C., Cain, K.T., Hughes, L.A., and Braden, P.W. Exposure of female mice to ethylene oxide within hours after mating leads to fetal malformation and death. Mutation Res. 176:269-274 (1987).
- Male Mice: C3H X 101
- Mice Male Positive
- Heritable Translocation Test (Dosed-Feed)
(HTM32)
Completed
- Citation: Generoso, W.M., Cain, K.T., Hughes, L.A., and Foxworth, L. Concentration-response curves for ethylene oxide-induced heritable translocations and dominant lethal mutations. Environ. Mol. Mutagen. 16:126-131 (1990).
- Male Mice: C3H X 101
- Mice Male Positive
- Morphological Specific Locus (Dosed-Feed)
(MSLM42)
Completed
- Citation: Russell, L.B., Cummings, R.B., and Hunsicker, P.R. Specific-Locus mutation rates in the mouse following inhalation of ethylene oxide and application of the results estimation of human genetic risk. Mutation Res. 129:381-388 (1984).
- Male Mice: 101 X C3H
- Mice Male Negative
- Preimplantation Zygote Effects (Dosed-Feed)
(PZEF48)
Completed
- Citation: Generoso, W.M., Rutledge, J.C., Cain, K.T., Hughes, L.A., and Braden, P.W. Exposure of female mice to ethylene oxide within hours after mating leads to fetal malformation and death. Mutation Res. 176:269-274 (1987).
- Female Mice: C3H X C57BL
- Mice Female Positive
- Total Reproductive Capacity (Gavage)
(TRC98017)
Completed
- Citation: Bishop, JB, Morris, RW, Seely, JC, Hughes, LA, Cain, KT, Generoso, WM. Alterations in the Reproductive Patterns of Female Mice Exposed to Xenobiotics. Fund. and Appl. Tox. 40: 191-204 (1997).
- Female Mice
- Mice Female Positive