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PROSTAGLANDINS
Dr. ASHOK KUMAR. JInternational Medical School
Management and Science UniversityMalaysia
EICOSANOIDS
20 Carbon containing
compounds
Prostaglandin,
thromboxane
leukotriene
“local” hormones
Most common
precursor Arachidonic
acid
CLASSIFICATION
Eicosanoids
Prostanoids(PG)
Prostaglandin
s(PG)
Prostacycl
ins(PGI)
Thromboxane
s(Tx)
Leucotrienes
Cyclooxygenase Lipoxygenase
Prostaglandins
First discovered in human semen by Ulf von Euler (of Sweden)•Isolated from prostate gland and hence named them as prostaglandin•Later realized that PGs are synthesized in almost all the tissues( exception erythrocytes)
considered to be derived from the
20 C cyclic saturated fatty
acid, prostanoic acid
The five carbon ring is saturatedAll naturally
occurring PGs have an alpha-oriented OH group at C15
According to the attachment of different substituent groups to the ring, PGs are named with capital letters such as A, B, E and F
PGA PGB PGC PGD
PGE PGF PGG & PGH PGI
PGF is designated as PGF α to denote the projection of the OH group at C9 in naturally occurring prostaglandins
PGG: Two oxygen atoms present at C9 and C 11 are bonded with hydroperoxide group at C15
PGH : Two oxygen atoms present at C9 and C 11 are bonded with hydroxyl group at C15
Depending on number of double bonds on the side chains different series (e.g. PGE1, PGE2, PGE3)
Series 1• Contain 1 double bond• Synthesized from Linolenic acid
Series 2
• Contains 2 double bonds• Most common variety• Synthesized from Arachidonic acid
Series 3• Contains 3 double bonds• Synthesized from Eicosa penta-enoic acid
Synthesis
Cycloxygenase
Phospholipase A2
AspirinIndomethacinlbuprofe(NSAID)
Corticisteroids
EpnephrineThrombinAngiotensin II Bradykinin Vasopressin
+
-
-
PGG and PGH are intermediates in the
synthesis
PGs are widely distributed in the body PGD2, PGE2, PGF2 and PGI2 and
thromboxane A2
Thromboxanes have 6 membered
oxane ring
• Function through G-protein coupled receptors
• Prostaglandins have only very short half life of about 30 seconds• Inactivated by the 15-hydroxy-prostaglandin-dehydrogenase• which converts 15-OH group to keto group
FUNCTIONS
• PGI2 • Vasodilatation dilatation• PGA and PGE class prostaglandins lower blood pressure• Inhibits platelet aggregation
Effects on CVS
Effects on Respiratory tract
PGF -BronchoconstrictionPGE -Bronchodilator
Effects on uterus
PGF2Inducing labor
Metabolic Effects
PGE2 decreases lipolysis,increases calcium mobilization from bone and glycogen synthesis
Effects Inflammation
Effects on GIT
PGE2 and D2
Involved in inflammatory response
PGE2 suppress gastric acid secretionused therapeutically in treatment of acid peptic diseaseDiarrhea is the side effect
Pain and fever
PGE2 • Produced in hypothalamus causes increased body
temperature• Involved in causing pain during inflammation
• First isolated from blood platelets, thrombocytes
• Capital letters – designate class• Subscript number denotes number
of double bonds
Thromboxanes [TX](Most common
TXA2)
Thromboxanes - FUNCTIONS
Increase platelet aggregation
Vasoconstriction
Smooth muscle contraction ; Bronchoconstriction
• Leukotrienes were so named because they were initially described in leucocytes
• Synthesized by leucocytes, mast cells, lung, heart, spleen etc.
Leukotrienes
FUNCTIONS
Role in inflammation and allergic reactions
Contraction of smooth muscles : Bronchoconstriction
Increases Chemotaxis
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