Receptorium adrenergicum alpha 2
Receptorium adrenergicum α2 est simul grex quattuor receptoriorum neurotransmissoris adrenergicorum et receptoriorum proteino G copulatorum. Neurotransmissores stimulantes sunt noradrenalinum et adrenalinum principales, atque nonnullae aliae agonistae notae sunt[1].
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Receptoria α2 Exemplum: ADRA2A | |||||
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Alia nomina | ADRAR | ||||
Locus geni (homo) | |||||
Chromosoma | 10 (humanum) | ||||
Locus | 10q25.2 (homo) | ||||
Fontes externae | OMIM: 104210 |
De diversis subtypis receptoriorum α2 iam relata sunt, ut α2A, α2B, α2C. Non in mammaliis invenitur α2D. Distributio subtyporum in corpore diversa est.
Effectus agonistarum α2 possunt esse sedatio, analgesia, vasodilatatio, bradycardia.
Physiologia
recensereReceptorium adrenergicum α2 (RAα2) est superfamiliae receptoriorum proteino G copulatorum membrum. Neurotransmissores, qui in receptorium α2 incidunt, sunt noradrenalinum (cum affinitate maiore α receptoriorum) et adrenalinum (cum affinitate maiore β receptoriorum). In corporis organis diversorum munerum agunt.
In cortice praefrontali cerebri RAα2 cognitioni servant. Receptoria α2 momentum etiam gubernationis pressionis sanguinis habent[2].
Inveniuntur
- receptorium α2A (RAα2A) in cerebri loco caeruleo, mesencephalo, hypothalamo, hippocampo, medulla spinali, corticibus, cerebello, nucleis septalibus,
- receptorium α2B (RAα2B) in systemate olfactorio, thalamo, stratum pyramidalis hippocampi,
- receptorium α2C (RAα2C) in mesencephalo, corpore amygdaloide, systemate olfactorio, substantia nigra, nucleis basalibus. Occurrunt receptoria α2C imprimis intra cellulas[3], tantum ad temperaturas physiologicas[4].
De systemate excitante reticulari ascendente et noradrenalino neurotransmissore
recensereReceptoria proteino G copulata
recensereReceptoria proteino G copulata (RPGC) in genere, cum stimulata, signa per proteina GTP (guanosinum triphosphatum) ligantia (proteina G dicta) transmittunt. Receptoriis subunitates helicales septem sunt, quibus membranam cellularem transgreditur. Receptoria α2 in endothelio vasorum sanguineorum diversorum reperiuntur, quo ea effectus suos per proteinum G inhibens (Gi) et postea per oxidasem acidi nitrici, cum formatione acidi nitrici (NO), ita vasodilatationem permittens, exercent[5].
Cognitio et corticis praefrontalis receptoria α2
recensereUna cum receptoriis α1 (RAα1) etiam receptoria α2 (RAα2) in cortice praefrontali ad cognitionem referunt[6]. Videtur, ut methylophenidatum, medicamentum tractationis conturbationis hypercineticae cum attentionis defecto (CHAD), in parte effectus emendativos ope RAα2 perficit[7].
Munera receptoriorum α2 pressionis fluxusque sanguinis
recensereReceptoria adrenergica α2 (RAα2) inveniuntur in cerebro, corde, renibus, vasibus sanguineis. Centralia RAα2A centrorum cerebralium pressionem sanguinis et in sanguine multitudinem noradrenalini minuit, peripherica RAα2B retentionem natrii et vasoconstrictionem perficit, peripherica quoque RAα2C vasoconstrictionem frigore inductam causat[8].
Pathophysiologia
recenserePolymorphismi receptoriorum α2 significatio morborum cardiovascularium habent[9].
Neurotransmissores stimulantes
recensereAgonistae receptoriorum α2
recensereAgonistae α2 sunt substantiae, quae receptoriis α2 cellulas stimulant. Effectus earum possunt esse sedatio, analgesia, vasodilatatio, bradycardia[10]. Exempla sunt:
- Clonidinum — hypertensionis arterialis, delirii trementis[11]
- Dexmedetomidinum[12]
- Mirtazapinum — obsidio receptoriorum H1, α2A, α2C.
Antagonista receptoriorum α2
recensere- Guanfacinum — receptoria α2A incitat. Praeterea in CHAD tractando adhibentur[13].
Notae
recensere- ↑ Knaus A. E., Muthig V., et al. (Oct 2007). "Alpha2-adrenoceptor subtypes--unexpected functions for receptors and ligands derived from gene-targeted mouse models". Neurochemistry international 51 (5): 277-81
- ↑ Che P., Chen Y., et al. (Aug 2015). "Spinophilin Is Indispensable for the α2B Adrenergic Receptor-Elicited Hypertensive Response". PLoS One 10 (8): e0135030 vel fluxus
- ↑ Hurt C. M., Feng F. Y., Kobilka B. (Nov 2000). "Cell-type specific targeting of the alpha 2c-adrenoceptor. Evidence for the organization of receptor microdomains during neuronal differentiation of PC12 cells". The journal of biological chemistry 275 (45): 35424-31
- ↑ Filipeanu C. M., Pullikuth A. K., Guidry J. J. (Mai 2015). "Molecular determinants of the human α2C-adrenergic receptor temperature-sensitive intracellular traffic". Molecular pharmacology 87 (5): 792-802
- ↑ Vanhoutte P. M. (Nov 2001). "Endothelial adrenoceptors". Journal of cardiovascular pharmacology 38 (5): 7096-808
- ↑ Berridge C. W., Spencer R. C. (Iun 2016). "Differential cognitive actions of norepinephrine a2 and a1 receptor signaling in the prefrontal cortex". Brain research 1641 (Pt B): 189-96
- ↑ Arnsten A. F., Dudley A. G. (Apr 2005). "Methylphenidate improves prefrontal cortical cognitive function through alpha2 adrenoceptor and dopamine D1 receptor actions: Relevance to therapeutic effects in Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder". Behavioral and brain functions 1 (1): 2
- ↑ Kanagy N. L. (Nov 2005). "Alpha(2)-adrenergic receptor signalling in hypertension". Clinical science 109 (5): 431-7
- ↑ Flordellis C., Manolis A., et al. (Dec 2004). "Clinical and pharmacological significance of alpha2-adrenoceptor polymorphisms in cardiovascular diseases". International journal of cardiology 97 (3): 367-72
- ↑ Nguyen V., Tiemann D., et al. (Iun 2017). "Alpha-2 Agonists". Anesthesiology clinics 35 (2): 233-45
- ↑ Muzyk A. J., Fowler J. A., et al. (Mai 2011). "Role of α2-agonists in the treatment of acute alcohol withdrawal". The annals of pharmacotherapy 45 (5): 649-57
- ↑ Mantz J., Josserand J., Hamada S. (Ian 2011). "Dexmedetomidine: new insights". European journal of anaesthesiology 28 (1): 3-6
- ↑ Alamo C., López-Muñoz F., Sánchez-García J. (Mai 2016). "Mechanism of action of guanfacine: a postsynaptic differential approach to the treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (adhd)". Actas espanolas de psiquiatria 44 (3): 107-12