ABILITY OF CUMENE HYDROPEROXIDE AND NAIO4 TO SUPPORT MICROSOMAL HYDROXYLATIONS IN BIOSYNTHESIS AND METABOLISM OF BILE-ACIDS
ABILITY OF CUMENE HYDROPEROXIDE AND NAIO4 TO SUPPORT MICROSOMAL HYDROXYLATIONS IN BIOSYNTHESIS AND METABOLISM OF BILE-ACIDS
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DOI:
10.1016/0014-5793(76)80526-1
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发表时间:
1976-01-01
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影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
WIKVALL, K
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作者:
DANIELSSON, H;WIKVALL, K
A number of recent investigations have shown that cumene hydroperoxide, other organic peroxides, NalO4, and NaC102 can substitute for NADPH and oxygen in cytochrome P-450 dependent hydroxylations in liver microsomes [1-7]. The substrates used in these investigations have been various drugs, steroid hormones and laurie acid. With NADPH and oxygen, laurie acid is hydroxylated in both the 11-position and the 12-position by liver microsomes, whereas with cumene hydroperoxide hydroxylation was obtained only in the 11-position [5]. Ellin and Orrenius [5] concluded that this finding provided further support for the contention that different cytochromes P-450 are involved in 11-and 12-hydroxylation of lauric acid. In an extensive study of hydroxylations of steroid hormones in different positions by liver microsomes in the presence of NADPH, cumene hydroperoxide or NalO4, Hrycay et al.[6, 7] found that ratios of products formed from a given steroid differed with the hydroxylating agent. It was suggested that different forms of cytochrome P-450 with varying affinily for the hydroxylating agents were involved in the different hydroxylations. The biosynthesis and metabolism of bile acids include a number of microsomal hydroxylations [8]. Th. ese hydroxylations appear all to be cytochrome P-450 dependent but differ in one or several respects from each other. The reactions have been shown in reconstituted systems consisting of partially purified cytochrome P-450 and NADPH-cytochrome P-450 reductase, and attempts are being presently made to study whether or not the different hydroxylase activities correspond to different cytochromes P-450 [9]. Information relevant to this question might be obtained from a study of the ability of cumene hydroperoxide or NalO4 to substitute for NADPH in these hydroxylations.The present communication reports a comparison between NADPHI cumene hydroperoxide and NalO4 in their ability to support 6/3-, 7ix-, 12ix-, 25-and 26-hydroxylation in bile acid biosynthesis and metabolism. The results show that of these five NADPH-supported hydroxylations, cumene hydroperoxide supports only 25-hydroxylation and NalO4 only 25-hydroxylation and to a small but significant extent 6/3-hydroxylation.