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1.What is concept of IschemiaReperfusion Injury

2.Which factors can affect reperfusion injury? ischemic duration and severity reperfusion speed reperfusion fluid component ischemic preconditioning electrolytes

3.What is the mechanism of ischemia-reperfusion injury?

4.What is the mechanism of no-reflow phenomenon • Vaso-endothelial edema • Vaso-endothelial damage • Occlusion of microvascular lumen

No - Reflow Phenomenon

5.What is the role of leukocyte in IRI Swelling Adhesion Infiltration Release: arachidonic acid, PAF, lysosomal enzyme Respiratory burst Cell adhesion molecules(CAM): selectins, integrins, immunoglobulin superfamily

6.What leads to calcium overload in IRI?

Na+ - Ca2+ exchange↑ ATP ↓: mitochondria, precursor ↓ Membrane permeability ↑ catecholamine ↑

Na+ - Ca2+ exchange↑

7.What are the detrimental effects of Ca2+ overload to tissue? mitochondria damage activating phospholipase A2 activating Ca2+-activated protease Cellular electrical action: arrhythmia

8.How does OFR metabolism undergo in the body ?

OFR metabolism O2 + e Cytaa3

O2 •

O2+ 2e + 2H+

O2 + 3 e + 3H

H2O2 +

O2 + 4 e + 4H+

SO HO• + H2O D CAT

2 H2O

Single electron reduction of

Haber-Weiss reaction (without

- • O2 + H 2O 2

SLOW

Fe

+3

)

O 2 + OH +OH•

Fenton type of HaberWeiss reaction( with ) Fe

Fe

O 2 • + H 2O 2 -

+3

+3

FAST

O 2 + OH +OH•

9.Why does OFR increase in IRI? • • • •

Endothelium: XO↑↓ Neutrophil: respiratory burst Mitochondrium: MnSOD ↓, Ca2+ ↑ Catecholamine↑:

ischemia: ATP degradation Hypoxathine↑↑

(1)Ca reperfusi

2+

→protease

O2

on: XD

XO

( 2 ) restore O2

XO role in formation of OFR

xanthine + O·-2+ H2O2

O2 O·-2+ H2O2 +uric acid

OH ·

Neutrophil: C3,LTB4

respiratory burst

Activating NP respiratory burst NADH oxidase

NADH(I) •+ H + O ·+H O 2 2 2 NADPH(II)+ O2 NADPH oxidase

Mitochondrium Ca2+ ↑ enter Mitochondrium

hypoxia→MnSOD ↓

Single electron reduction of O2↑ -

■O·



2

Catecholamine autooxidation↑ Adr

Methyle transferase Monoamine oxidase

Vanillylmandelic acid ( nor met )

80% of O2 during stress

O-2·↑

Adrenochrome redness

Removed by kidney

10.What are the detrimental effects of OFR to tissue? lipid membrane protein: channel, pump, enzyme nuclear acid : DNA

Pro

cross linkage Disulfide cross linkage

Lipidpro cross linkage

Pro split -S-S-

OH HO

CH3-SO2 Aminoac id oxidatio n

OH HO

Lipid-lipid cross linkage

Fat acid oxidation

MDA (malondialdihyd e)

11.How prevent and treat IRI (1) Restore normal perfusion of tissue in time (2) Pharmacologic agents Ca2+ antagonist, Ca2+ channel blocker OFR scavenging agents glutathione peroxidase(GP) GSH + H2O2

GSSG + H2O

GP