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Male Syrian golden hamsters were given 1.0% 2-tert- or 3-tert-butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA) or crude BHA for 1 to 4 weeks. The incidence of severe hyperplasia induced in the forestomach was high in the hamsters given 3-tert-BHA or crude BHA for 2 weeks or more, but was almost at the control level in those given 2-tert-BHA. Thus, the 3-tert isomer would appear to be responsible for the tumorigenicity of crude BHA.
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