The Isoprostane and Neuroprostane Pathways: A True View of Lipid Peroxidation Jack Roberts, Sean Davies and Jason Morrow Vanderbilt University L.
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The Isoprostane and Neuroprostane Pathways: A True View of Lipid Peroxidation Jack Roberts, Sean Davies and Jason Morrow Vanderbilt University L. Jackson Roberts, II, MD, Dept. Pharmacology, Vanderbilt University Tel: 615-343-1816, Fax: 615-343-9446, EM: [email protected] F2-Isoprostanes Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 1 The Isoprostane and Neuroprostane Pathways: A True View of Lipid Peroxidation Jack Roberts F2-Isoprostanes Sean Davies Jason Morrow Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 2 The Isoprostane Pathway • We first reported the discovery that bioactive prostaglandin F2-like compounds, F2-isoprostanes (F2IsoPs), are formed non-enzymatically in vivo by free radical induced peroxidation of arachidonic acid (AA). • Subsequently, we have demonstrated that several different classes of compounds are formed via the isoprostane pathway – Some exert receptor-mediated bioactivity – Some are reactive and adduct to critical biomolecules F2-Isoprostanes Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 3 Pathway of Formation of F2-IsoPs AA COOH . . COOH . OO OO .. COOH O2 O2 COOH O2 O2 . COOH COOH COOH COOH . O O . O O . O COOH O . O O COOH . O COOH O2 O2 O2 OOH OOH COOH O O COOH O O COOH O COOH . O O O2 O O COOH O O OOH OOH [H] OH OH OH 5 OH COOH COOH 5-Series OH 12-Series OH OH 8 12 OH OH F2-Isoprostanes [H] [H] [H] COOH COOH 15 OH OH 8-Series Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine OH 15-Series Roberts et al. 4 F2-IsoPs are Bioactive: Effect of Intrarenal Infusion of 15-F2t-IsoP (8-iso-PGF2) on Renal Blood Flow Decrease in Renal Blood Flow (%) 0 20 40 60 80 100 0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 Dose of 15-F2t-IsoP Infused 10 Additional F2-IsoPs and 15-E2-IsoP have been tested and all are vasoconstrictors F2-Isoprostanes Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 5 Intermediates in the IsoP Pathway are Prostaglandin H2-Like Bicyclic Endoperoxides • • PGH2 is unstable, t½ in aqueous buffer ~5 mins • However, we found that the reduction of the endoperoxides in vivo is not completely efficient We have demonstrated that GSH is a key effector of the reduction of IsoP endoperoxides in vivo to F2IsoPs and that other thiols can substitute – Consequently, the endoperoxides undergo rearrangement in vivo to form other products F2-Isoprostanes Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 6 H2-IsoPs Rearrange to Form E2-IsoPs, D2-IsoPs, and Isothromboxanes In Vivo R O O R' H2-IsoP Reduction OH Rearrangement R OH OH O R R + + R' OH F2-IsoP F2-Isoprostanes R' R' OH E2-IsoP R HO O R' O D2-IsoP Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine IsoTxB2 Roberts et al. 7 Are Cyclopentenone PGA2 and PGJ2-Like IsoPs Formed In Vivo? Formed by Dehydration of E2- and D2-IsoPs OH O R R R' R' • Cyclopentenone prostanoids are reactive compounds O OH E2-IsoP D2-IsoP H2 O H2O O R R R' R' • They undergo Michael addition reactions with thiols, e.g. GSH, and covalently bind to proteins O A2-IsoP F2-Isoprostanes J2-IsoP Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 8 Cyclopentenone Prostanoids • Possess unique biological properties – Inhibit cellular proliferation due to their ability to modulate a variety of growth and stress related genes >Induce cell cycle arrest and differentiation >Induce apoptosis – Activate PPAR- F2-Isoprostanes Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 9 Cyclopentenone Prostanoids • Whether cyclooxygenase derived PGA2 or PGJ2 are actually formed in vivo has been the subject of heated controversy for over 2 decades • This may be because their detection in vivo may be complicated by their sequestration as adducts, e.g. with GSH • Since IsoPs are initially formed esterified on phospholipids, A2/J2-IsoPs may be shielded from this process while esterified in membranes, but would rapidly conjugate with GSH once released by phospholipase action F2-Isoprostanes Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 10 O O C OH PLase COOH O O J2-IsoP OH GSH GSH GSH GSH GSH GSH NH 2 NHCOCH 2CH 2CHCOOH CHCONHCH 2COOH CH 2 S COOH O F2-Isoprostanes OH Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 11 Time Course of Conjugation of 15-A2t-IsoP (8-IsoPGA2) with GSH and Adduction to BSA Conjugation With GSH Adduction to BSA 60 75 % Adducted % Conjugated 100 50 25 0 0 4 8 12 Time (min) F2-Isoprostanes 16 40 20 0 0 25 50 75 100 125 Time (min) Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 12 Levels of A2/J2- and E2/D2-IsoPs Esterified in Rat Liver Following Administration of CCl4 to Induce an Oxidant Injury Liver Esterified A2/J 2-IsoPs (ng/g) 150 600 100 400 50 0 Liver Esterified E2/D2-IsoPs (ng/g) 200 -CCl4 +CCl4 A2/J 2-IsoPs -CCl4 +CCl4 0 E2/D2-IsoPs Although E2/D2-IsoP levels increase dramatically in plasma after CCl4, A2/J2-IsoPs could not be detected in plasma even after CCl4, presumably because the free compounds rapidly and efficiently conjugate with thiols F2-Isoprostanes Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 13 Rearrangement of PGH2 O COOH PGH2 O OH PGE2 & PGD2 O COOH LGE2 O 20% of products • Reactive molecules OH • Adduct to proteins O COOH LGD2 O and form cross-links OH Levuglandins F2-Isoprostanes Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 14 Are Levuglandin-Like -Ketoaldehydes (Isoketals) Formed via the IsoP Pathway? R O O R' H2-IsoP Rearrangement O O R R + R' O E2-IsoK F2-Isoprostanes R' O D2-IsoK Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 15 Detection of the Formation of IsoKs • Detected in abundance during oxidation of arachidonic acid in vitro • However, could not be detected during oxidation of simple biological systems, e.g. LDL or microsomes – Speculated this may be due to rapid adduction to proteins – We therefore compared the rates of adduction of IsoK and 4-HNE to OVA and their ability to induce cross-links F2-Isoprostanes Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 16 Comparison of the Rate of Adduction to Ovalbumin and Protein Cross-Linking by IsoKs and 4-HNE % Free Compounds Remaining 100 Adduction to OVA IsoK HNE (4 hrs) 80 60 40 20 0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Time (min) To detect IsoKs in biological systems, we developed a LC/MS assay for IsoK lysyl lactam adducts after enzymatic digestion of proteins to individual amino acids F2-Isoprostanes Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine OVA Roberts et al. 17 Chemistry of IsoK Adduct Formation with Lysine Residues HOOC H2O +Lysine R R' R R' O N OH OH O NH Lys Lys O Schiff Base O IsoKetal R HO R' N OH Lys Dihydroxypyrrolidine 2H2O R' R Oxidation N Crosslinks Lys O2 R R' N F2-Isoprostanes Pyrrole 2O2 R O HO R' N O Lys Lys Lactam Hydroxylactam Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 18 IsoKs are Formed In Vivo: Lactam Adduct Levels in Normal Plasma Rat Human 199 78 pg/mL 561 101 pg/mL n=4 n=6 Normal levels of F2-IsoPs in human plasma: 35 6 pg/mL F2-Isoprostanes Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 19 Effect of IsoKs on Proteasome Activity and Viability of Neuroglial Cells % Proteasome Activity 100 % Viability % Control 80 60 40 IC50 = 330 nM LC50 = 670 nM 20 0 10 -8 10 -7 10 -6 10 -5 E2-IsoK (M) IsoKs potenly inhibit the proteasome and are highly toxic F2-Isoprostanes Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 20 The Entire Isoprostane Pathway AA COOH OOH OOH COOH O O O O O COOH O COOH O O OOH OOH 5-Series COOH 12-Series 8-Series 15-Series H2-IsoPs R' OH F2-IsoP R' O E2-IsoP D2-IsoP O R R R' R' A2-IsoP F2-Isoprostanes O O R' R' OH O O J2-IsoP IsoTxA2 R R R R R R O OH O OH R' R' O E2-IsoK O D2-IsoK OH R HO O R' IsoTxB2 Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 21 Formation of IsoP-Like Compounds (Neuroprostanes) from Oxidation of DHA • Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) (C22:63) is highly enriched in brain. • Oxidation of DHA forms classes of different compounds (NeuroPs) analogous to those formed by the IsoP pathway that may be sensitive biomarkers of oxidant injury in the brain and participate in mediating oxidant injury – F4-, E4-, D4-, A4-, J4-NeuroPs and Neuroketals are all formed and are present at readily detectable levels in normal human brain F2-Isoprostanes Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 22 NeuroP Regioisomers Formed From Abstraction of Specific bis-Allylic Hydrogen Atoms C9 C6 COOH C12 DHA C15 C18 OH OH COOH C6 OH OH OH OH COOH C9 OH COOH OH OH OH OH OH COOH C12 COOH OH OH OH OH OH OH COOH C15 OH COOH OH OH OH COOH C18 OH F2-Isoprostanes OH Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 23 Levels of F4-NeuroPs and NeuroKs in Brain from Patients with Alzheimer’s Disease F4-NeuroPs * 12 8 4 Controls AD * 60 NeuroKs (ng/g) F4-NeuroPs (ng/g) 16 0 NeuroKs 45 30 15 0 Controls AD Both F4-NeuroPs and NeuroKs are significantly increased in AD brain F2-Isoprostanes Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 24 Summary • • • The IsoP and NeuroP pathways form several series of different compounds Some compounds such as F-ring and E-ring IsoPs exert potent receptor dependent biological actions Other compounds, i.e.IsoKs, NeuroKs, and A2/J2IsoPs, are extremely reactive compounds which are cytotoxic and exert other biological effects owing to their ability to adduct to critical biomolecules F2-Isoprostanes Society For Free Radical Biology and Medicine Roberts et al. 25