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Carotene asymmetric cleavage

While the principal site of carotene dioxygenase attack is the central bond of P-carotene, asymmetric cleavage may also occur, leading to the formation of 8 -, 10 - and 12 -apo-carotenals, which are oxidized to retinoic acid but cannot be used as sources of retinol or retinaldehyde. [Pg.335]

Ziouzenkova, O., G. Orasanu, G. Sukhova et al. 2007b. Asymmetric cleavage of beta-carotene yields a transcriptional repressor of retinoid X receptor and peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor responses. Mol Endocrinol 21( 1) 77—88. [Pg.435]

In addition to oxidation of retinol, retinoic acid may be formed by the /3-oxidation of apo-carotenals arising from the asymmetric cleavage of /3-carotene (Section 2.2.2.1). [Pg.39]

Asymmetric cleavage p-carotene has been reported by several groups, and this controversy also seems to be solved as a result of the cloning of a cDNA encoding an enzyme that asym-... [Pg.322]

In second alternative excentric cleavage step of asymmetric cleavage, P-carotene (2) was converted to P-apo-lO -carotenal (23) and P-ionone (24) by P,P-carotene 9 ,10 -dioxygenase. These P-apo-carotenalscould be subsequently oxidized to the P-apo-carotenoic acids such as P-apo-10 -carotenoic acid (27) and P-apo-12 -carotenoic acid (28). Finally, these P-apo-carotenoic acids were further shortened to retinoic acid (20) (Figure 5). [Pg.10]

Figure 2.4. Potential products arising from enzymic or nonenzymic symmetrical (a) or asymmetric (b to d) oxidative cleavage of, 6-carotene. Apocarotenals can undergo side chain oxidation to yield retinoic acid, but cannot form retinaldehyde or retinol. Figure 2.4. Potential products arising from enzymic or nonenzymic symmetrical (a) or asymmetric (b to d) oxidative cleavage of, 6-carotene. Apocarotenals can undergo side chain oxidation to yield retinoic acid, but cannot form retinaldehyde or retinol.
In contrast to [3-carotene, a-carotene, or P-cryptoxanthin, lycopene is not a provitamin A carotenoid the absence of the P-ionone rings at the two ends of the molecule prevents its acceptance as a substrate by the 15,15 central cleavage enzyme to generate retinal. A mammalian enzyme that catalyzes asymmetrical oxidative cleavage of P-carotene at the 9, 10 position has recently been identified this cleaved lycopene to form apolycopenales... [Pg.267]


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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.74 ]

See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.74 ]




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