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PGG2 is a component of what pathway?
COX
PGH2 is a component of what pathway?
COX
leukotrienes and lipoxins are the end products of what pathway?
lipoxygenase
prostaglandins are the end products of what pathways?
COX
prostacyclins (PGI2) are the end products of what pathways?
COX
thromboxane is the end product of what pathway?
COX
what is the basic enzyme that will activate the formation of arachadonic acid?
phospholipid A2
what COX isoform maintains good prostaglandins
COX-1
what cox isoform catalyzes the synthesis of PGE2 and PGI2 that have cytoprotective actions?
cox-1
what cox isoform maintains renal function via vasomotor tone?
cox-1
inflammation is associated with upregulaion of what?
cox-2
what metastatic process requires cox-2?
angiogenesis
what function is PGE2 induced in?
renal function
what does TXA-2 do?
platelet formation
what does PGI-2 do?
gastric protection
what is the most important leukotriene?
LTB4
what does LTB4 do for neutrophils?
causes neutrophil adherence to vascular endothelial cells and enhances the rate of migration of neutrophils in extra-vascular tissues
what does LTB4 elicit in leukocytes?
chemotaxis, adherence, and aggregation
what inhibits lipoxygenase enzyme?
ziluton
what is the main bronchoconstrictor in asthma?
LTC4
what inhibits platelet aggregation?
prostacyclins
what is the suffix for leukotriene antagonists?
-leucasts
what are the most potent anti-inflammatory agents?
corticosteroids
how do corticosteroids work?
inhibit phospholipase A2 so the top of the pathway is inhibited and anything below are history
why are NSAIDs used to close the DA?
PGE1 plays a role in maintaining a patent DA
what is carboprost?
PGF2 analog
what is misoprostol?
a PGE2 analog
what is misoprostol used for?
prevention of peptic ulcers in patients on high doses of NSAIDs