The antagonistic activity of <i>Padina arborescens</i> extracts on mPRα

Acharjee, Mrityunjoy; Ali, Md. Hasan; Jyoti, Md. Maisum Sarwar; Rezanujjaman, Md.; Hassan, Md. Maksudul; Rana, Md. Rubel; Hossain, Md. Forhad; Kodani, Shinya; Tokumoto, Toshinobu

doi:10.1080/14786419.2022.2120873

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“…Sampling and HPLC purification were carried out as previously described 24 . Two peaks (Peak1 and 2) were obtained in the final purification step.…”

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“…On the other hand, we are also trying to isolate and purify mPR-reactive natural products using these screening methods 22 . We have discovered the presence of mPR-reactive substances in the seawater of coral reefs in Mauritius and recently succeeded in separating them into two peaks 23,24 . In this study, the chemical structure of the main component of one of these two peaks was successfully determined.…”

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Discovery of specific activity of 2-HPA acting on the membrane progestin receptor α (paqr7) by purification of natural products from the marine algaePadina

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Acharjee,

Sarwar Jyoti

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Membrane progestin receptors (mPRs) are members of the progestin and adipoQ (PAQR) receptor family that are stimulated by endogenous steroids to initiate rapid intracellular signalling through a nongenomic pathway. Previously, water-soluble compounds with mPRα-binding activity from the marine algaePadina arborescenswere fractionated by HPLC steps. In this study, the structure of one of the major compounds in the fraction was identified as 2-hydroxypentanoic acid (2-HPA) using Nuclear Magnetic Resonance spectroscopy. 2-HPA showed a substantial competitive binding affinity for hmPRα in the GQD-hmPRα binding assay. In contrast, synthetic structural analogues of 2-HPA showed no competitive binding activity. The physiological activity of 2-HPA and its analogues was then investigated usingin vitrogoldfish andin vivozebrafish oocyte maturation and ovulation assays. As with the hmPRα binding assay, only 2-HPA showed inhibitory activity on oocyte maturation and ovulation of fish oocytes. Furthermore, the inhibitory activity of 2-HPA was compared between S- and R-type 2-HPA. The results showed that both types had the same level of activity. These results indicate that 2-HPA, found as a secreted compound fromPadina arborescens, is a novel mPRα antagonist and its chemical structure is highly restricted to show its activity.

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“…Sampling and HPLC purification were carried out as previously described 24 . Two peaks (Peak1 and 2) were obtained in the final purification step.…”

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confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Discovery of specific activity of 2-HPA acting on the membrane progestin receptor α (paqr7) by purification of natural products from the marine algaePadina

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Acharjee,

Sarwar Jyoti

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“…Sampling and HPLC puri cation were carried out as previously described 24 . Two peaks (Peak1 and 2) were obtained in the nal puri cation step.…”

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Discovery of specific activity of 2-HPA acting on the membrane progestin receptor alpha (paqr7) by purification of natural products from the marine algae Padina

Amin,

Acharjee,

Jyoti

et al. 2023

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Membrane progestin receptors (mPRs) are members of the progestin and adipoQ (PAQR) receptor family that are stimulated by endogenous steroids to initiate rapid intracellular signalling through a nongenomic pathway. Previously, water-soluble compounds with mPRα-binding activity from the marine algae Padina arborescens were fractionated by HPLC steps. In this study, the structure of one of the major compounds in the fraction was identified as 2-hydroxypentanoic acid (2-HPA) using Nuclear Magnetic Resonance spectroscopy. 2-HPA showed a substantial competitive binding affinity for hmPRα in the GQD-hmPRα binding assay. In contrast, synthetic structural analogues of 2-HPA showed no competitive binding activity. The physiological activity of 2-HPA and its analogues was then investigated using in vitro goldfish and in vivo zebrafish oocyte maturation and ovulation assays. As with the hmPRα binding assay, only 2-HPA showed inhibitory activity on oocyte maturation and ovulation of fish oocytes. Furthermore, the inhibitory activity of 2-HPA was compared between S- and R-type 2-HPA. The results showed that both types had the same level of activity. These results indicate that 2-HPA, found as a secreted compound from Padina arborescens, is a novel mPRα antagonist and its chemical structure is highly restricted to show its activity.

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“…Also, finding of other receptors for progestins it raises the necessity of analysis of ligand binding specificity assay on different receptors [ 19 ]. In fact, recently we have purified natural compounds that act on mPRα from seaweed [ 20 ]. It is necessary to analyze the reactivity of these compounds with Pgr.…”

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confidence: 99%

The antagonistic activity of Padina arborescens extracts on mPRα

Cited by 5 publications

References 27 publications

Discovery of specific activity of 2-HPA acting on the membrane progestin receptor α (paqr7) by purification of natural products from the marine algaePadina

Discovery of specific activity of 2-HPA acting on the membrane progestin receptor α (paqr7) by purification of natural products from the marine algaePadina

Discovery of specific activity of 2-HPA acting on the membrane progestin receptor alpha (paqr7) by purification of natural products from the marine algae Padina

Establishment of a graphene quantum dot (GQD) based steroid binding assay for the nuclear progesterone receptor (pgr)

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