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- W2054829241 abstract "Dopamine (DA) is rapidly oxidized by Mn3+-pyrophosphate to its cyclized o-quinone (cDAoQ), a reaction which can be prevented by NADH, reduced glutathione (GSH) or ascorbic acid. The oxidation of DA by Mn3+, which appears to be irreversible, results in a decrease in the level of DA, but not in a formation of reactive oxygen species, since oxygen is neither consumed nor required in this reaction. The formation of cDAoQ can initiate the generation of superoxide radicals (O·2−) by reduction-oxidation cycling, i.e. one-electron reduction of the quinone by various NADH-or NADPH-dependent flavoproteins to the semiquinone (QH·), which is readily reoxidized by O2 with the concomitant formation of O·2−. This mechanism is believed to underly the cytotoxicity of many quinones. Two-electron reduction of cDAoQ to the hydroquinone can be catalyzed by the flavoprotein DT diaphorase (NAD(P)H:quinone oxidoreductase). This enzyme efficiently maintains DA quinone in its fully reduced state, although some reoxidation of the hydroquinone (QH2) is observed (QH2 + O2 → QH· + O·2− + H+; QH· + O2 → Q + O·2−). In the presence of Mn3+, generated from Mn2+ by O·2− (Mn2+ + 2H+ + O·2− → Mn3+ + H2O2) formed during the autoxidation of DA hydroquinone, the rate of autoxidation is increased dramatically as is the formation of H2O2. Furthermore, cDAoQ is no longer fully reduced and the steady-state ratio between the hydroquinone and the quinone is dependent on the amount of DT diaphorase present. The generation of Mn3+ is inhibited by superoxide dismutase (SOD), which catalyzes the disproportionation of O·2− to H2O2 and O2. It is noteworthy that addition of SOD does not only result in a decrease in the amount of H2O2 formed during the regeneration of Mn3+, but, in fact, prevents H2O2 formation. Furthermore, in the presence of this enzyme the consumption of O2 is low, as is the oxidation of NADH, due to autoxidation of the hydroquinone, and the cyclized DA o-quinone is found to be fully reduced. These observations can be explained by the newly-discovered role of SOD as a superoxide:semiquinone (QH·) oxidoreductase catalyzing the following reaction: O·2− + QH· + 2H+ → QH2 + O2. Thus, the combination of DT diaphorase and SOD is an efficient system for maintaining cDAoQ in its fully reduced state, a prerequisite for detoxication of the quinone by conjugation with sulfate or glucuronic acid. In addition, only minute amounts of reactive oxygen species will be formed, i.e. by the generation of O·2−, which through disproportionation to H2O2 and further reduction by ferrous ions can be converted to the hydroxyl radical (OH·). Absence or low levels of these enzymes may create an oxidative stress on the cell and thereby initiate events leading to cell death." @default.
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- W2054829241 title "On the mechanism of the Mn3+-induced neurotoxicity of dopamine: Prevention of quinone-derived oxygen toxicity by DT diaphorase and superoxide dismutase" @default.
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