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M Krause et al. 4-HBP exposure during 7:2 334–346

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Year2018

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  • chemicals used as UV filters/absorbers is prevalent (1, 2, 3, UV filters are used as ‘UV-absorbers’ in a wide range of
  • and disturbance of hormones during pregnancy might reasons: medication for thyroid disease (n = 4), overtly
  • of BP-3 was associated with decrease in thyroid hormones sex information (n = 3) resulting in a total of 185 pregnant
  • Maternal blood (n=198)
  • Maternal urine (n=200)
  • Thyroid disease1 (n=6)
  • Missing all birth outcome data (n=6)
  • growth factors analyses Maternal serum (n=155) and in analyses on birth outcomes (study group
  • 2). 1Includes medication for thyroid disease (n = 4)
  • Maternal serum (n=183) Maternal urine(n=157)
  • variation were <8% for all thyroid hormone assays.
  • detection were respectively <13% and below 80 μg/L for the osmolality of the urine samples were measured by
  • undetectable concentrations exceeded 33%, and for this endocrine factors, we repeated all analyses on birth
  • compound, all undetectable samples were categorized to outcome with exclusion of all IUGR pregnancies (n = 20,
  • groups (for boundaries of the categories, Table 2). The age as determined through ultrasound) to see whether it
  • All (n = 183) (100%) AC group 1 (n = 41) (22%) AC group 2 (n = 75) (41%) AC group 3 (n = 67) (37%) P valuea
  • Table 2 Distribution of second trimester maternal urinary (u) benzophenone-1 (BP-1) and benzophenone-3 (BP-3)
  • Stratification into exposure tertiles is based on study population 1 (n = 183).
  • parameters studied, all subsequent analyses were done on were observed (Supplementary Table 1.2) but instead
  • exposure as a categorical variable are shown in Table 2. serum concentrations of 1 pmol/L (95% CI: −0.14 to
  • Median and range of the birth outcomes of the infants, (−1.88), P = 0.02). The associations between maternal
  • obtained from medical records, are shown in Table 3 serum 4-HBP and maternal growth factors were less
  • significant positive associations between maternal serum Table 3 Median and range for birth outcome variables in
  • Female infants (n = 72)
  • of 1 ng/mL in maternal 4-HBP serum concentrations was Male infants (n = 85)
  • and an increase in IGF-I of 19 μg/L (95% CI: 1.4–37,
  • 4-HBP concentrations in maternal serum on IGFBP3 and Table 2).
  • IGF-I split by sex of the fetus (Table 4). It was estimated For female infants, there was no significant association
  • that in the boys, 35% of the association of serum 4-HBP to between maternal serum 4-HBP concentrations in
  • IGFBP3 serum concentrations (P = 0.05). outcomes (Supplementary Table 2), when adjusting for
  • Table 2). Adjustment for smoking did not change the circumference at birth with maternal urinary
  • Table 4 Mediation coefficient for the estimated effect of infant pair was included in the model or not.
  • Effect coefficient 95% CI effect P-Value exposure to UV filters of the benzophenone type and
  • mL) (n = 52)) and birth outcomes in male (n = 85)
  • Middel exposure groups High exposure groups and female infants (n = 72). Stratification into
  • indicate that, in relation to median fT4 concentrations, which concurrently decrease during pregnancy (38). In
  • exposed mothers might have on average 20% and ~22% IGF-I on the other hand stimulates placental nutrition
  • the fetal requirements (45). Even at term, 30% of the products as flavoring and perfume fixation. In addition, BP
  • Annex%20VI_v2.pdf) metabolites are associated with altered thyroid hormone balance in

Methods (brief)

  • Child Health (EDMaRC), Rigshospitalet, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark
  • samples available. Maternal concentrations of the chemical UV filters benzophenone-1 ff growth factors
  • serum were measured by liquid chromatography–tandem mass spectrometry
  • amniotic fluid samples, BP-1 and BP-3 as well as 4-HBP Information on maternal prepregnancy BMI, sex of
  • in both background population and pregnant women (22, women. Due to missing serum samples from two of them,
  • was associated with sex-dependent impact on birthweight for thyroid hormones and growth factors collected at
  • gestational length in boys (24). In the present study, we of the women had an abortion after the samples were
  • examined the associations of 2nd trimester maternal collected and in 6 additional cases all birth outcome data
  • (BP-1, BP-3 in maternal urine and 4-HBP in maternal birth outcome analyses based on urine samples and 155
  • serum) to maternal serum concentrations of thyroid mother–child pairs based on serum samples (study group
  • consent prior to sample collection. The study was
  • fluid samples were collected simultaneously from each Maternal serum samples were stored at −20°C until
  • Study group 1: Study group 2: samples included in analyses on thyroid
  • the exception of two samples, which were analyzed for Chemical analysis of UV filters
  • Maternal urine and serum samples were analyzed for seven
  • chromatography–tandem mass spectrometry (LC–MS/MS)
  • above detection limits in more than 60% of samples are
  • shown that in paired urine and serum samples from this

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