4.2 MedChem ONLY Text from PPT

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______ is a short-lived, endogenously produced molecule that acts as a signaling agent in the body.

Nitric oxide (NO)

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Lifestyle and Physiologic Risk factors that lead ↓ Nitric Oxide (NO) Bioavailability

1. Poor diet

2. Family history of cardiovascular disease

3. Tobacco smoking

4. Diabetes

5. Gender

6. Hyperlipidemia or atherosclerosis

7. Age

8. Sedentary lifestyle

9. High blood pressure

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Mechanisms That Reduce NO Production or Activity

1. Reduced eNOS (endothelial nitric oxide synthase) activity

2. Reduced eNOS expression

3. eNOS uncoupling

4. Arginase upregulation

5. Endogenous NOS inhibitors

6. Oxidative stress

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Which are the 3 isoforms of NO Synthase (NOS)?

1. neuronal NOS (nNOS)

2. endothelial NOS (eNOS )

3. inducible NOS (iNOS) found in macrophages

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____, _____ and ____ are cofactors of all isozymes of NOS

- BH4 (tetrahydrobiopterin)

- BH2 (7,8-dihydrobiopterin)

- Haem

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RELAXATION MECHANISM: NO diffuses into smooth muscle cells where it binds to the _______ and activates ________ to produce ________

- haem center

- soluble guanylate cyclase (sGC)

- cyclic guanosine monophosphate (cGMP)

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RELAXATION MECHANISM: cGMP activates _________

Protein Kinase G (PKG)

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RELAXATION MECHANISM: ________ phosphorylates several targets in regulating the intracellular Ca2+ concentration, resulting in relaxation.

Protein kinase G (PKG)

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Nitroglycerin [glyceryl trinitrate (GTN)]

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Isosorbide

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Isosorbide Mononitrate (ISMN)

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Isosorbide Dinitrate (ISDN)

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Organic nitrates are ________, characterized by a sequence of _____________.

- polyol esters of nitric acid

- carbon- oxygen-nitrogen (—C—O—NO2)

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All organic nitrates are _________

prodrugs

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______ was the first organic nitrate

Nitroglycerin (a.k.a. glyceryl trinitrate)

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T. Lauder Brunton administered _______ by inhalation and noted that anginal pain was relieved within 30-60 s.

amyl nitrite

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amyl nitrite

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MOA Organic Nitrates: In smooth muscle, the net result is ______________ and thus promotes relaxation.

- reduced phosphorylation of myosin light chain

- reduced Ca2+ concentration in the cytosol

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MOA Organic Nitrates: NO reduces myocardial O2 demand by decreasing _____________

both preload and afterload

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MOA Organic Nitrates: NO dilates coronary arteries, thereby _____________

increasing coronary blood flow

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MOA Organic Nitrates: NO limits _________

platelet aggregation/adhesion

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For High potency Nitrates 3 potential ways lead to the production of NO, which are?

1) Direct formation in response to interaction with the ALDH2

2) Formation of NOx species

3) Formation of nitrite which may be reduced by the xanthine oxidase (XO) in the cytoplasm to form NO

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Which are the HIGH potency Nitrates?

GTN, PETN

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Low-potency nitrates can be activated by ______ enzyme(s) in the endoplasmic reticulum (ER), directly yielding nitric oxide.

Cytochrome P450

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Which are the LOW potency Nitrates?

- ISDN

- ISMN

- GDN

- PEDN (high dose)

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Allow nitrate free interval of _______ to avoid nitrate tolerance

10-14 hours

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Within 1 day of continuous low-dose GTN therapy, __________ reduces therapeutic efficacy (pseudotolerance).

neurohormonal counter-regulation

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After_______, endothelial and smooth muscle dysfunction develops (vascular tolerance and cross-tolerance)

3 days

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In nitrate tolerance, the end result of the mechanism is __________

increased inactivation of cGMP by PDE.

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Do not take PDE-5 inhibitor within at least ______ of taking nitrate due to severe and potentially fatal ________

24h, hypotension

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Cellular concentration of cGMP can be reduced by ___________

phosphodiesterases (PDE), particularly PDE5.

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How can NO's efficiency be increased?

- Block other pathways (PDE-5 inhibitor)

- Add exogenous NO (nitric oxide)

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PDE5

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Which are some commonly used PDE-5 inhibitor drugs?

- Avanafil

- Sildenafil

- Vardenafil

- Tadalafil

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_________ are rich of inorganic nitrate.

Vegetables

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_________, such as nitroglycerin, have been available for more than 150 years and acted as vasodilators via NO release, though tolerance may occur.

Organic nitrates

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________ and ______ may act as substrates for NO formation, and clinical trials are currently ongoing using nitrate and nitrite salts for several cardiovascular indications.

Inorganic nitrate and nitrite

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_______ from diet can enhance NO bioactivity.

Polyphenols

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________ can also lead to relaxation

PDE-5 inhibitors