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New types of biomarkers in cardiovascular pathology
-NITRATED PROTEINS-
Florin G. Frunza
Content Impaired NO bioavailability during vascular oxidant formation
Nitroxidative stress in vivo
Tyrosine nitration – the radical pathways
Protein nitration in the cardiovascular system
Nitrated proteins in different cardiovascular pathologies
In vivo determination of tyrosine nitrate
Denitration
Nitrotyrosine – mediator or biomaker of cardiovascular disease ?
Impaired NO bioavailability during vascular oxidant formation
Nitric oxide is a major contributor to the normal homeostasis of the cardiovascular system .
Physiological levels of •NO are principal determinants of endothelium-dependent relaxation and regulator of vascular tone .
NO inhibits platelet aggregation adhesive molecules expression , and regulates cell proliferation and differentiation at the vascular wall .
A decrease in the bioavailability of •NO is associated with a myriad of cardiovascular disease conditions, including atheromatosis, heart failure, sepsis, CAD,stroke and myocardial infarction .
Impaired NO bioavailability during vascular oxidant formation
The above mentioned pathologies are associated with an increase in production of reactive oxygen species.
The net concentrations of ·NO at the tissue level may predict its protective or toxic effects.
Many lines of evidence suggest that modulation of ·NO concentration will determine whether or not the roles played by RNS/ROS will be protective or detrimental to the cardiovascular
system.
Nitroxidative stress in vivo
Regulation of nitric oxide output from the endothelium by superoxide.
Tyrosine nitration – the radical pathways
Tyrosine nitration – the radical pathways
NH2
O
OH
-O3PO
Phosphotyrosine
NH2
O
OH
-O2SO
Sulfatyrosine
HONH2
O
OH
I
IodotyrosineOH
H2N
O
OH
HO
NH2
O
HODityrosine
3-Nitrotyrosine
HONH2
O
OH
Cl
3-Chlorotyrosine
Post-translational Modifications of Protein Tyrosine ResiduesPost-translational Modifications of Protein Tyrosine Residues
Protein nitration in the cardiovascular system
Nitration in the vessel walls
The artery wall is a major site of nitroxidative proteinmodification in several pathologies such as hypertension andatheromatosis.
Nitration reactions are favoured in the arterywall given that some of the detoxifying reactions that occurat the lumen are less relevant for example in the extracellular matrix due to their low concentration.
Protein nitration in the cardiovascular system
Fibrinogen
Clinical trials have shown an association between nitroxidative stress and fibrinogen in patients with CAD
A 30% increase in nitrated fibrinogen was detected in plasma of patients with documented CAD
Nitrated fibrinogen from patients or in vitro modified fibrinogen polymerizes faster than normal fibrinogen.
Fibrin network as a result of nitrated fibrinogen activation
Protein nitration in the cardiovascular system
Nitration of LDL
Nitrated LDL triggers the release of TNF-α from non differentiated human monocytes, consequently amplifying the inflammatory process in vivo
Nitrated LDL from human thoracic aorta atheroma plaques has been detected.
Protein nitration in the cardiovascular system
Nitration of cyclooxygenase and prostacyclin synthase
Low levels of ONOO− and other peroxides in presence of arachidonic acidcan activate COX but higher pathophysio- logical levels Inhibit and nitrate COX
Nitration is associated with inhibition of enzyme activity and and has been detected in human atheroma plaques
Protein nitration in the cardiovascular system
Mn-SOD
Mn-SOD is located in the mitochondrial matrix
It was the first nitrated proteins to be identified in chronic renal allograft rejection disease in humans.
Nitrated Mn-SOD was identified in vascular aging on rats. Mn-SOD nitration in endothelial cells after addition of Cyclosporine A due to peroxynitrite formation, has just been reported.
Protein nitration in the cardiovascular system
Nitration of the myocardium
Nitroxidative stress generated by inflammatory changes that occur after myocardial infarction, infectious process of the myocardium such as myocarditis, or other experimental setups, have been linked to the alteration of energetic balance and contractile dysfunction of the failing heart.
Protein nitration in the cardiovascular system
Sarcoplasmic reticulum Ca2+-ATPase
Alterations in Ca2+ homeostasis have been recognized for a long time in heart failure.
Studies with transgenic mice confirm that cardiac contrac- tility is modulated by SERCA levels.
SERCA-2a, found predominantly in slow twitch skeletal muscle,vessel smooth muscle and cardiac muscle, is sensitive to inhibition and nitration by ONOO−.
Recent studies have been devoted to unravel the connection between nitroxidative modification of SERCA-2a and functionality in the senescent heart.
Nitrated proteins in cardiovascular pathology
Hypertension is associated with endothelial dysfunction and altered •NO bioavailability in part by an increase in O2- production.
Hypertension
The identity of nitrated proteins in hypertension remains to be deternimed .
Nitrated proteins in cardiovascular pathology
Ischaemia and reperfusion
A Tel-Aviv University team have conducted an experiment in order to establish whether ischaemia or reperfusion is the main trigger in changes of NOS mRNA expression.
The results show that ischaemic injury causes down-regulation of endothelial nitric oxide synthase mRNA expression, which is then associated with reduction of coronary flow during reperfusion, representing one possible mechanism of ischaemia/reperfusion injury.
They did not find expected elevations of inducible nitric oxide Synthase mRNA expression during ischaemia or reperfusion and we suggest that ischaemia/reperfusion injury is not associated with nitric oxide overproduction.
In vivo determination of nitrated free tyrosine and protein/peptide bound tyrosine
1. Analytical Methods:
HPLC (UV, Electrochemical Detection)Gas Chromatography/Mass SpectrometryLC/Mass Spectrometry
Major concern: artificial formation during acid hydrolysis
Remedy: base hydrolysis, inclusion of uniformly labeled tyrosine
2. Immunological Methods (Antibodies):Western BlottingIImmunocytochemistry/ImmunohistochemistryELISA
Major concern: antibody specificity
Remedy: raise specific monoclonal antibodies to target proteins
Denitration
Loss of antigenic binding without apparent protein degradation
Exhibit different kinetics towards different nitrated protein substrates
Does not function when 3-nitrotyrosine or 3-nitrotyrosine peptides are used as substrates
The products of the reaction are not known but it does not appear to be aminotyrosine
Nitrotyrosine: mediator or biomaker of cardiovascular disease ?
Nitrotyrosine: mediator or biomaker of cardiovascular disease ?
Protein nitration is a usual process in the living organism and 3-NO2-Tyr accumulates during the aging process reflecting the basal nitroxidative stress normally produced.
Nevertheless, as the physiological redox balance is weakened during the disease state, nitroxidative stress emerges as a mediator of damage, which includes among others, tyrosine nitration.
The mechanism of tyrosine nitration can help to rationalize pharmacological strategies to prevent tyrosine nitration and therefore recover the cardiovascular lesion, which is the proof-of-principle of the nitrated protein-mediated damage hypothesis.
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