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ASYMMETRIC DIMETHYL ARGININE (ADMA)
M.Prasad Naidu MSc Medical Biochemistry, Ph.D.Rese
arch Scholar
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  • INTRODUCTION
  • The endothelium play a crucial role in the
    regulation of vascular tone and structure and its
    dysfunction is or integral part of the processes
    leading to atherosclerosis
  • A symmetric dimethyl arginine (ADMA) is an
    endogenous competitive inhibitor of nitric oxide
    synthase and an important cause of endothelial
    dysfunction

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Arginine
  • Basic semi-essential amino acid
  • Glucogenic
  • Sources Exogenous sources

  • - Plant sources

  • - Animal sources
  • - Endogenous sources

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Endogenous source of Arginine Urea Cycle
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  • ADMA SYNTHESIS
  • Is a metabolic by product of continual protein
    modification process is a naturally occurring
    chemical found in blood plasma
  • The guanidino nitrogen of arginine residuces
    cretin protein are methylaled by a group of
    enzymes called protein arginine methyl
    transferases (PRMTS) yielding mono and di-methyl
    arginines.

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  • PRMTS (Protein arginine methyl transferases)
  • Are two types
  • - Type 1 PRMTS
  • - Type 2 PRMTS
  • ADMA is the major product of type 1 PRMTS
  • Type1PRMTS Found mainly in endothelial and
    smooth muscle cells in cytoplasm of all human
    cells
  • Type2 PRMTS Central Nervous System

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Synthesis of ADMA
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  • CLEARANCE OF ADMA
  • Humans generate approximately 300 ?mol of
    ADMA/day.
  • A small amount of which (10) is excreted
    unchanged into the urine
  • 90 is metabolized by the enzyme dimethyl
    arginine dimethyl amino hydrolase (DDAH) to yield
    citrulline and dimethlyamine.
  • DDAH
  • 2 Distinct Isoforms
  • DDAH-1 DDAH-2

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  • DDAH-1 Found mainly in tissues expressing
    neuronal nitric oxide synthase
  • Liver
  • Kidney cortex
  • Lung
  • DDAH-2 Found mainly in those tissue
    expressing-endothelial Nos (eNoS)
  • Inducible
  • In endothelium and smooth muscle cells of cardio
    vascular system
  • Also highly expressed in the kidney

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INTERACTIONS BETWEEN OXIDATIVE STRESS, DIMETHYL
ARGININE, DIMETHYL AMINO HYDROLASE (DDAH) AND A
SYMMETRIC DIMETHYL ARGININE (ADMA) AND NITRIC
OXIDE SYNTHASE (NOS).
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  • CLINICAL ASSOCIATIONS
  • ADMA is associated with cardiovascular risk
    factors
  • Hypercholesterolaemia
  • ADMA concentrations are increased approximately
    two fold in diet induced Hypercholesterolaemia
  • LDL cholesterol gt4.1mmol/L was associated with
    reduced No synthesis

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  • INSULIN
  • ADMA play role in insulin resistance and
    decreased NO availability help to drive insulin
    resistance.
  • Hyper glycerin impairs DDAH activity in human
    cells
  • Plasma ADMA concentration is increased in
    patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus.

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  • Chronic kidney Disease (CKD)
  • Is a risk factor for cardio vascular disease.
  • Plasma ADMA concentration increase patient with
    end-stage renal failure (ESRF).
  • Hypertension
  • In essential hypertension, ADMA concentration is
    increased two fold and is associated with reduced
    levels of urinary NO metabolites

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  • ADMA and Cardio Vascular Disease
  • ADMA concentration is associated with the
    presence and extent of atherosclerotic vascular
    disease.
  • Increased ADMA concentration can predict

    -
    -Acute coronary
    events -
    Myocardial infarction

  • - Peripheral arterial disease
    - Chronic heart failure

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  • ADMA in critical illness
  • ADMA concentration independently predicts
    mortality in critically ill patients in the
    intensive care unit (ICU)
  • ADMA contributes to the development of multiple
    organ failure in critical illness.

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Evidence from prospective studies showing ADMA as
prognostic marker
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METHODS FOR MEASUREMENT OF ADMA
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