Metabolism of purine nucleotides Flashcards

1
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PRPP

A

5-phosphoribosyl-1-pyrophosphate
important precursor in synthesis of nucleotides
made from ribose 5 phosphate
R5P +ATP -> AMP + PRPP
enzyme: ribose phosphate pyrophosphokinase
PRPP provides phosphoribose unit to purine and pyrimidine

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  1. PRPP -> PRA/ 5-phosphoribosyl amine
A

Gln -> Glu

enzyme: GLN PRPP AMIDOTRANSFERANSE

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  1. PRA -> GAR/ 5- phosphoribosyl glycinamide
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+glycine
ATP -> ADP +Pi
enzyme: GAR SYNTHETASE

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4
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  1. GAR -> FGAR / 5-pr formyl- glycinamide
A

N10-fomyl-THF -> THF

enzyme: GAR TRANSFORMYLASE

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5
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  1. FGAR -> FGAM/ 5-pr-formyl-glycinamidine
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Gln -> Glu
ATP -> ADP +Pi
enzyme: FGAM SYNTHETASE

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  1. FGAM -> AIR / 5-pr-5-amino-imidazole
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ATP -> ADP +Pi

enzyme: AIR SYNTHETASE

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  1. AIR ->CAIR/ 5-pr-4 carboxy 5 amino imidazole
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+CO2

enzyme: AIR CARBOXYLASE

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8
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  1. CAIR -> SACAIR / 5 pr succinyl 5 aminoimidazole 4 carboxamide
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+Asp
ATP -> ADP+Pi
enzyme: SACAIR SYNTHETASE

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8.SACAIR -> ACAIR / 5 pr 5 aminoimidazole 4 carboxamide

A
  • fumarate

enzyme: ADENILOSUCCINASE (ASA)

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  1. ACAIR -> FACAIR/ 5 prs formamidoimidazole 4 carboxamide
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N10 formyl THF -> THF

enzyme: ACAIR TRANSFORMYLASE

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  1. FACAIR -> IMP
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  • H20

enzyme: IMP CYCLOHYDROLASE

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IMP -> AMP

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IMP - ADENYLOSUCCINATE SYNTHASE - adenylosuccinate - ASA - AMP

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IMP -> GMP

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IMP - IMP DH - XMP - GMP SYNTHASE - GMP

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14
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Myoadenylate deaminase deficiency

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cramps, NH3, urate levels not elevated

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15
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Lesh-Nyen syndrome

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HPRT deficiency
GTP levels of basal ganglions low 
-mental retardation
-self mutilation
-aggression
-hyperuricemia
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16
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Regulation of salvage reactions

A

+ PRPP
- IMP,GMP, AMP
Gln PRPP amidotransferase

17
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Salvage pathways

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Hypoxanthine + PRPP -> IMP + PPi : HGPRT
Guanine + PRPP -> GMP + PPi: HGPRT
Adenine + PRPP -> AMP + PPi : APRT

18
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Catabolism of AMP

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AMP - 5 NUCLEOTIDASE - adenosine - ADENOSINE DEAMINASE - inosine - PURINE NUCLEOSIDE PHOSPHORYLASE - hypoxanthine

19
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Catabolism of GMP

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GMP - 5 NUCLEOTIDASE - guanosine - PURINE NUCLEOSIDE PHOSPHORYLASE - guanine

20
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ADA, PNP, ADA+PNP enzyme deficiency

A
immunodeficiency (non-HIV AIDS)
T-cell deficiency
high adenosine -> high dATP =
- inhibition of ribonucleotide reductase
- inhibition of DNA synthesis
- inhibition of cell division
PEG-ADA enzyme therapy, Gene therapy
21
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Production of urate

A

Hypoxantine - xantine - urate : XANTINE OXIDASE
H2O +O2 -> H2O2
Guanine - xantine - urate: GUANASE, XANTINE OXIDASE
H2O -> NH3

22
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Hyperuricemia (gout)

A

urate crystals
Na-urate crystals -> stones
urate in soft tissues and joints causes inflammation, pain because rate has low solubility
medication: allopurinol (comp inhibitor of hypoxantine)

23
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Origins of Hyperuricemia

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  1. PRPP overproduction
    - mutation in allosteric site
    - overprod of R5P
    - e.g. von Gierke disease
  2. Absence of purine salvage reactions
    - e.g. HPRT deficiency
  3. Low ATP level, disturbed ATP metabolism
    - heavy exercise, fructose intolerance
  4. Secondary reasons
    - tissue damage, cancer