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p53 Mutations in Hairless SKH‐hr1 Mouse Skin Tumors Induced by a Solar Simulator

In this study, we investigated whether the spectrum of p53 mutations in skin tumors induced in hairless SKH‐hr1 mice by a solar simulator (290–400 nm) are similar to those found in skin tumors induced in C3H mice by UV radiation from unfiltered (250–400 nm) and Kodacelfiltered (290–400 nm) FS40 sunlamps. Analysis of tumor DNA for p53 mutations revealed that 14 of 16 (87.5%) SkH‐hr1 skin tumors induced by the solar simulator contained mutations. Single C → T transitions at dipyrimidine sequences located on the nontranscribed DNA strand were the most predominant type of p53 mutation. Remarkably, 52% of all p53 mutations in solar simulator‐induced SKH‐hr1 skin tumors occurred at codon 270, which is also a hotspot in C3H skin tumors induced by unfiltered and Kodacel‐filtered FS40 sunlamps. However, T → G transversions, which are hallmarks of UVA‐induced mutations, were not detected in any of the solar simulator‐induced skin tumors analyzed. These results demonstrate that the p53 mutation spectra seen in solar simulator‐induced SKH‐hr1 skin tumors are similar to those present in unfiltered and Kodacel‐filtered FS40 sunlamp‐induced C3H skin tumors. In addition, our data indicate that the UVA present in solar simulator radiation does not play a role in the induction of p53 mutations that contribute to skin cancer development.