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Since previous studies reported that in vitro some proteins and phospholipids were absorbed by asbestos fibres, namely chrysotile, in this study, man made filamentous glass fibers are been tested in vitro at the presence of proteins. The objective was to obtain evidence to evaluate whether continuous glass fibers have a behaviour similar to asbestos fibres. A sample of chrysotile fibres was used as control. Uptake of bovine serum albumin and horse spleen ferritin on these continuous glass fibres has been observed. However on glass fibres adsorbed less proteins per weight unit (22 mg/g and 12 mg/g respectively for albumin and ferritin) than asbestos chrysotile fibres (42 mg/g and 49 mg/g respectively for albumin and ferritin).
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