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Chemistry
eicosanoids
bioactive lipids
COX1
COX2
peroxidase
cyclooxygenase
NSAIDs
prostaglandins
thromboxane
leukotrine
TAGs
liver
adipose tissues
synthesis
glycerol-phosphate
glycolysis
lipolysis
glycerophospholipids
PA
DAG
PI
PG
cardiolipin
anionic heads
Kennedy Pathway
PC
PE
choline
head group exchange
PS
sphingolipids
Serine Palmitoyltransferase
SPT
rate limiting
NADPH
sphinganine
Ceramide synthase
CS
N-acylsphinganine
mixed functions oxidase
cerebroside
sphingomyelin
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eicosanoids
prostaglandins and other bioactive lipids synthesized from 20C polyunsaturated fatty acids
prostaglandins synthesis
phospholipid containing arachidonate + phospholipase A2 = arachidonate + lysophospholipid
arachidonate + COX1 (cyclooxygenase activity aka forms rings and add peroxide) + 2O2 = PGG2
PGG2 + COX2 (peroxidase activity) = PGH2
PGH2 precursors to prostaglandins and thromboxane
non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
aka NSAIDs
Drugs including ibuprofen and acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin) treating pain, fever, and inflammation by inhibiting the COX1 enzyme aka blocking cyclooxygenase activity
serine residue of COX enzyme acylated
arachnoid acid
substrate for making prostaglandins using COX enzyme
leukotriene
type of eicosanoids formed by lipoxygenase enzyme without any ring structure formed in the final product
liver, adipose tissues
the synthesis of TAGs happens in the ___ (mainly from de novo synthesis) or in the ___ (mainly from lipoproteins)
glycerol-phosphate
The ____ moiety used to synthesize TAGs either comes from glycolysis (dihydroxyacetone phosphate + NADH) or from lipolysis (glycerol + ATP)
glycerophospholipids
the synthesis of ___ branches off of the TAGs synthesis pathway at 2 different points: PA or DAG
synthesis of PI, OG and cardiolipin
Formation of anionic head compounds (___)
Attachment of a head group to PA by activation of PA to DAG-CDP (PA-CMP)
cytidyl transferase adds cytidine phosphate to the phosphate already in 3rd position of PA
PI or PG synthase adds inositol and glycerol respectively to frorm final product
Kennedy pathway
Formation of PC and PE
Attachment of head group to DAG by activation of head group (forming head-CDP)
uses ATP to add phosphate to choline (choline kinase)
add cytidine to phosphate choline (cytidyl transferase)
add CDP-choline to DAG to form PC (phosphocholine transferase)
cytidine phosphate
CDP
head group exchange
PS synthesized by ___ with PC or PE
sphingolipids synthesis
palmitoyl-CoA + Serine + SPT = CoA + CO2 + B-ketosphinganine
B-ketosphinganine + NADPH + reductase = sphinganine + NADP+
shinganine + fatty-acyl-CoA + Ceramide synthase = N-acylsphinganine
N-acylsphinganine + mixed functions oxidase = ceramide
ceramide + UDP-Glucose = cerebroside + UDP
ceramide + phosphatidylcholine = sphingomyelin + diacylglycerol
Serine Palmitoyltransferase
aka SPT rate limiting enzyme in synthesis of sphingolipids
turns palmityl-CoA into B-ketosphinganine
ceramide syntahse
aka CerS
specific enzyme in sphingolipids synthesis turning Sphinganine into N-acylsphinganine and ultimately ceramide
aka amidation