13: Nitric oxide and H2S Flashcards
why is NO highly reactive
it’s a free radical
what forms NO
L arg and O2
what is EDRG
endothelial derived relaxing factor (NO)
vasodilation by ACh, bradykinin, histamine, ATP due to
EDRF
3 isoforms of NO
eNOS
nNOS
iNOS
where are eNOS found
endothelial cells
where are nNOS ofund
neurons
where are iNOS found
macrophages
which isoform of NOS is inducible
iNOS
which isoform of NOS produces the least NO
eNOS and nNOS
the rate of production of NO is determined by
the enzyme rather than the amount of substrate
NOS homodimers are inactive or active
active
what facilitates dimer formation for NOS
TH4 and heme
what group do NOS belong to
oxidoreductases
bound Ca2+ calmodulin facilitates transfer of electrons from
NADPH to flavin to heme
what does eNOS and nNOS require as cofactors that iNOS doesn’t
Ca2+/ calmodulin
cGMP independent effects
bind other heme containing enzymes
S-nitrosylation of thiol groups
deamination of DNA bases
what can cGMP affect
ion channels protein kinases (PKG) phosphodiesterases (PDE)
what is cGMP broken down by? into what?
PDE5 into 5’GMP
3 major pathways for NO inactivation
binding hemoglobin
formation of nitrate and nitrite
formation of peroxynitrite
eNOS is regulated by
phosphorylation
what can eNOS be activated by
Ca-calmodulin
sheer stress - Akt
which NOS inhibits platelet adhesion and aggregation + tonically active in resistance vessels
eNOS
what decerases periperal vascular resistance and bp
eNOS