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The European COPHES/DEMOCOPHES project: towards transnational comparability and reliability of human biomonitoring results

BK. Schindler, M. Esteban, HM. Koch, A. Castano, S. Koslitz, A. Cañas, L. Casteleyn, M. Kolossa-Gehring, G. Schwedler, G. Schoeters, ED. Hond, O. Sepai, K. Exley, L. Bloemen, M. Horvat, LE. Knudsen, A. Joas, R. Joas, P. Biot, D. Aerts, A. Lopez,...

. 2014 ; 217 (6) : 653-61.

Jazyk angličtina Země Německo

Typ dokumentu časopisecké články, práce podpořená grantem

Perzistentní odkaz   https://www.medvik.cz/link/bmc15014546

COPHES/DEMOCOPHES has its origins in the European Environment and Health Action Plan of 2004 to "develop a coherent approach on human biomonitoring (HBM) in Europe". Within this twin-project it was targeted to collect specimens from 120 mother-child-pairs in each of the 17 participating European countries. These specimens were investigated for six biomarkers (mercury in hair; creatinine, cotinine, cadmium, phthalate metabolites and bisphenol A in urine). The results for mercury in hair are described in a separate paper. Each participating member state was requested to contract laboratories, for capacity building reasons ideally within its borders, carrying out the chemical analyses. To ensure comparability of analytical data a Quality Assurance Unit (QAU) was established which provided the participating laboratories with standard operating procedures (SOP) and with control material. This material was specially prepared from native, non-spiked, pooled urine samples and was tested for homogeneity and stability. Four external quality assessment exercises were carried out. Highly esteemed laboratories from all over the world served as reference laboratories. Web conferences after each external quality assessment exercise functioned as a new and effective tool to improve analytical performance, to build capacity and to educate less experienced laboratories. Of the 38 laboratories participating in the quality assurance exercises 14 laboratories qualified for cadmium, 14 for creatinine, 9 for cotinine, 7 for phthalate metabolites and 5 for bisphenol A in urine. In the last of the four external quality assessment exercises the laboratories that qualified for DEMOCOPHES performed the determinations in urine with relative standard deviations (low/high concentration) of 18.0/2.1% for cotinine, 14.8/5.1% for cadmium, 4.7/3.4% for creatinine. Relative standard deviations for the newly emerging biomarkers were higher, with values between 13.5 and 20.5% for bisphenol A and between 18.9 and 45.3% for the phthalate metabolites. Plausibility control of the HBM results of all participating countries disclosed analytical shortcomings in the determination of Cd when using certain ICP/MS methods. Results were corrected by reanalyzes. The COPHES/DEMOCOPHES project for the first time succeeded in performing a harmonized pan-European HBM project. All data raised have to be regarded as utmost reliable according to the highest international state of the art, since highly renowned laboratories functioned as reference laboratories. The procedure described here, that has shown its success, can be used as a blueprint for future transnational, multicentre HBM projects.

BiPRO Germany

Centre de Recherche Public Gabriel Lippmann Luxembourg

Department of Hygiene Social and Environmental Medicine Ruhr University Bochum Bochum Germany

Environmental Health Center Romania

Environmental Health Sciences International The Netherlands

Environmental Toxicology CNSA Institute of Health Carlos 3 Madrid Spain

Faculdade de Medicina Universidade de Lisboa Portugal

Federal Office of Public Health Switzerland

Federal Public Service Health Food Chain Safety and Environment Belgium

Flemish Institute for Technological Research Belgium

Institute for Prevention and Occupational Medicine of the German Social Accident Insurance Institute of the Ruhr Universität Bochum Bochum Germany

Institute of Public Health University of Southern Denmark Denmark

Jožef Stefan Institute Slovenia

Karolinska Institutet Sweden

Kobenhavns Universitet Denmark

KU Leuven Belgium

Laboratoire National de Santé Luxembourg

National Institute of Environmental Health Hungary

National Institute of Public Health Czech Republic

National Labour Office Department for Occupational Health Hungary

Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine Poland

PROOF ACS GmbH Hamburg Germany

Public Analyst's Laboratory Dublin Ireland

Public Analyst's Laboratory Galway Ireland

Public Health England United Kingdom

Scientific Institute of Public Health Belgium

State General Laboratory Cyprus

Umweltbundesamt Germany

University Department of Growth and Reproduction Rigshospitalet Denmark

University Hospital Lund Sweden

University of Antwerp Belgium

Urad Verejneho Zdravotnictva Slovenskej Republiky Slovakia

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