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We have investigated the direct effect of copper on malondialdehyde formation in rat isolated hepatocytes. Copper was found to decrease the cell viability with concomitant production of malondialdehyde in a time related manner. In addition the protein kinase C activator, PMA, was found to have a synergistic effect with copper on rat hepatocytes. These results indicate that protein kinase C may be important in mediating hepatotoxicity after exposure to copper.
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