Bioactive Lipids (III) Flashcards
Bioactive Lipid Mediators \_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_
Redness
Heat
Swelling
Pain
Bioactive Lipids
– Bioactive mediators possess both ____ and ____ properties.
– Bioactive lipids are formed from a series of reactions in which ____ is added to the acyl chain.
– The acyl chains are derived from ____ (20:4), ____ (20:5) or ____ (22:6).
pro anti inflammatory molecular oxygen (O2) AA EPA DHA
Arachidonic Acid Metabolism
• Major points:
– Arachidonic acid, the parent compound to the ____ can be synthesized from essential FA ____ (details in FA synthesis lecture, slide 29).
– Eicosanoids are formed from a series of reactions in which ____ is added to arachidonate.
– The resulting biological signaling molecules act as potent short range messengers. ____ and ____ signals
– The physiological response is often an indication of the ____ of these mediators.
eicosanoids
linoleate
molecular oxygen (O2)
autocrine
paracrine
ratio
The Eicosanoids (eicosa-20 in greek, synthesized from AA)
• Prostaglandins- 20C compounds, with a ____ internal ring. Biologically active- ____ at C15 and ____ C13-14.
- Thromboxanes-20C compounds with a ____ ring containing an ____ between C9 and 11.
- Leukotrienes- 20C compounds with ____ ring structure and insertion of ____ (to form OH) a C 5, 12 or 15.
5C
OH
double bond
5C
oxygen
no
oxygen
Arachidonic Acid Release Upon Stimulation
Phospholipase A2 activity (inhibited by ____)
Phospholipase C and DAG lipase activity
glucocorticoids
The first step in the synthesis of prostaglandins and thromboxanes is ____ the remainder are ____.
____ is the common intermediate
common (ubiquitous)
tissue specific
PGH2
____ secretes Prostacylcin, a potent ____. This is a ____ signal
Platelets upon activation secrete an ____ signal in the form of
____ to initiate aggregatory stimulus
vascular endothelium
anti-aggregatory compound
paracrine
autocrine
TXA2
COX 1: Inhibition by aspirin is- ____
COX2: Inhibition by NSAIDS is ____
• COX-1, ____ active, responsible for ____ activities.
• COX-2, ____, “as needed” ____ levels increased in inflamed tissue, is generated in response to ____
irreversible reversible constitutively "housekeeping" inducible mRNA inflammation
Most Prostaglandins and Thromboxanes signal through ____
GPCR
Cyclo-oxygenase -COX
Characteristics: ____, Homodimer, ____, ____- containing enzyme
glycosylated
membrane bound
heme
Leukotrienes
• Least well ____ of the eicosanoids.
• Most unstable of the eicosanoids have a T1/2 of less than ____ secs
characterized
30
Omega fatty acids
 The omega fatty acids are derived from the ____ and are provided by the ____ in foods such as fish and plant oils
essential FA
diet
Bioactive lipids derived from EPA and DHA acid
• Resolution of ____ is an active process utilizing eicosanoids, lipoxins, resolvins and protectins.
• Preferentially use ____
• These are ____
resolving compounds. Double hit.
• Responsible for protection against ____ or resolution of inflammatory response
acute inflammation
omega-3 PUFA
anti-inflammatory - pro-resolving compounds
oxidative stress
The Protectins • Derived from \_\_\_\_ (22:6) • Have a conjugated \_\_\_\_ double bond • Synthesized in a \_\_\_\_ mediated pathway • Protects numerous cells from \_\_\_\_.
DHA
triene
lipoxygenase
oxidative stress
Inflammation
Protective response against harmful stimuli including pathogens (bacteria, viruses, fungi, etc) and injury (trauma, chemical, UV, etc)
Involves ____ and other immune components such as ____
Stimulates ____ to wounding to initiate healing
Causes damage when not properly ____
leukocytes
complement
early response
regulated