Reactive oxygen species Flashcards

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What are the reaction oxygen species

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  1. Oxygen =superoxide
  2. H2O2= hydrogen peroxide
  3. HO= hydroxyl radical
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What are the reactive nitrogen species

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  1. NO= nitric oxide
  2. ONOO- = peroxynitrite
  3. NO2 = nitrogen dioxide
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What causes the formation of free radicals

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  1. high pO2
  2. aging
  3. inflammation
  4. reperfusion injury
  5. chemicals and radiation
  6. smog
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3 major sources of in vivo ROS production

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  1. reaction of oxygen with metals
  2. by product of electron transport
  3. product of enzymatic processes
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5
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What is the fenton reaction

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Ferrous iron + hydrogen peroxide to make ferric iron

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6
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What is the haber weiss reaction

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oxygen + hyrodgen peroxide

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7
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Most cellular oxidative stress comes from mitochondrial misanagement of ____reduction

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oxygen

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8
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Properties of ROS include:

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  1. short half life

2. highly reactive with proteins, nucleic acids, lipids resulting in dysfunction/mutation

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9
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What are some enzymatic reactions that produce ROS

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  1. xanthine oxidase: produces hydrogen peroxide
  2. myeloperoxidase: produces HOCl
  3. Nitric Oxide Synthase: Produces nitric oxide
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10
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What is the most reactive free radical

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hydroxyl radical HO-

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What 2 reactions does the hydroxyl radical react with. What does it result in?

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  1. hydrogen abstraction
  2. addition
    Results in:
  3. Lipid peroxidation; Calcium influx, DNA strand breaks or formation of 8 hydroxy deoxyguanosine which pairs with thymine instead of cysteine leading to mutation.
  4. Protein oxidation and degradation.
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What are markers of oxidative damage

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  1. Lipid oxidation: MDA and HNE; compounds that form adducts with proteins: advanced lipoxidation endproducts.
  2. Protein oxidation: Nitrotyrosine, chlorotyrosine, methionine sulfoxide
  3. DNA oxidation: 8 oxoguanosine
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13
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ROS and diabetes

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ROS react with carbohydrates to make reactive carbonyls that react with proteins and form adducts and cross links: advanced glycation end products or AGEs

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What are receptors of AGEs:

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RAGEs; ligand receptor binding triggers response that inc oxidative stress and mimics chronic inflammation via NFkB

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15
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What does aldose reductase use up

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NADPH; to help reverse the damage done by oxidative stress

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16
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What is the first line of defense for anti oxidant enzymes

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Super oxide disputase:

  1. Manganese SOD: mitochondria
    2: Copper Zinc SOD: uniquitous
  2. Catalase: peroxisomes–> convert to water to neutralize
17
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Vitamins A and E are ____soluble vitamins. Vitamin C is ___soluble

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lipid (work in membranes); water

18
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Hypoxia is ____ oxygen to the body tissues

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deficient

19
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Anoxia is ____of oxygen in the body tissues

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absence

20
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Ischemia is ____blood supply to the body tissues; which can lead to hypoxia

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deficient

21
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Hypoxia generates _____ in which cells respond with induction of _____

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ROS; HIF -1 (a transcription factor that reg’s genes required for glycolysis, inhibition of PDH, alternate subunits of complex IV

22
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Not all ROS is bad; its good for:

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  1. respiratory burst
  2. nitric oxide (vasodilates)
  3. hydrogen peroxide signaling (growth factor signaling for cell growth)