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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neurotoxicology. 2020 Jan 30;77:216–230. doi: 10.1016/j.neuro.2020.01.012

Table 5.

Evidence of Adverse Effects on the Trail Making Test in Studies of Chlorpyrifos-Exposed Adult and Adolescent Samples and Correlations of Trail Making Results with Biomarkers.

Study Age of sample (y) Exposure of C v. E Deficit on A Deficit on B Correl. with TCPy Correl. with AChE Correl. with BuChE
Present 48–54 TCPy: 5.5–6.3 (C) v. 12 (T&E) v. 21 μg/g creat. (A) BuChE: 0.86 (A) v. 0.94 (T&E) U/ml * Yes Yes No No No
Farahat et al. (2003) 42 AChE: 108 v. 87 U/ml Yes Yes No
Abdel Rasoul et al. (2008) 9–18 AChE: 283 v. 240 IU/L Yes Yes Yes
Rohlman et al. (2016) 16–17 TCPy:<1559 (C) v. > 1.6 ng/g creat. Yes Yes
Ismail et al. (2017a) 15 No comparisons Yes (B) Yes (A) No
Ismail et al. (2017b) 15 33–42 % of applicators had BuChE depression vs. 5–13 % of non-applicators No Yes Yes

Notes: C= control; T = technician; E =engineer; A =applicator.

“•” indicates tests were not reported in the article. Data rounded to nearest whole number to facilitate visual inspection of the results.

*

No difference in AChE between applicators and technicians or engineers. 2017a = JTEH article. 2017b = PLOSone article. Creat. = creatinine