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• W1970786665 abstract "Taking into account their stereochemical similarity with 1-O-alkyl-2-acetyl-sn-glycerol-3-phosphorylcholine (PAF), which is known to exhibit a diverse spectrum of biological actions, including platelet aggregating and glycogenolytic activity, the acetylated derivatives of sphingosylphosphorylcholine and sphingomyelin were synthesized and tested for their ability to promote washed rabbit platelet aggregation and glycogenolysis in Tetrahymena pyriformis cells. Sphingomyelin (SPM) and sphingosylphosphorylcholine (SPC) were subjected to acetylation, following chromatographic purification and physicochemical characterization. The synthesized compounds N-acetyl, O-acetyl SPC (NAc, OAc SPC), N-acetyl SPC (NAc SPC) and O-acetyl SPM (OAc, SPM) were tested for their biological activity in the washed rabbit platelets and washed Tetrahymena pyriformis cell systems. These derivatives induced [3H]serotonin and ATP release and a monophasic aggregation of washed rabbit platelets in the concentration range 10(-8)-10(-6) M. However, authentic PAF-induced washed rabbit platelet aggregation was inhibited at higher concentrations of the acetylated sphingophospholipid compounds ( > 10(-6) M) and by the PAF-specific receptor(s) antagonists kadsurenone and triazolam. Platelet desensitization and crossed desensitization experiments with authentic PAF and the acetylated sphingophospholipids, suggested interaction with the same receptor(s) as PAF and different from the ADP or thrombin receptor. The involvement of calmodulin and protein kinase C in the biological activity of the prepared analogues was also demonstrated. Besides their action on rabbit platelets, the PAF-like activity of the acetylated sphingophospholipids was also demonstrated in a platelet-independent system, by showing that they stimulate glycogenolysis in washed Tetrahymena pyriformis cells. These observations indicate that a new class of compounds with PAF-like activity were synthesized but their role in the cellular metabolism remains to be shown. The existence of acetylated sphingophospholipids with PAF-like activity has so far been reported only in Urtica dioica." @default.
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