Pyridoxamine isVitamin B6A form of.Chemically, it is based on the pyridine ring structure and has hydroxyl, methyl, aminomethyl and hydroxymethyl substituents.It is different from pyridoxine through the substituent at position 4.Phenol at position 3 and aminomethyl at position 4 on its ring endow pyridoxamine with a variety of chemical properties, including the elimination of free radical species and carbonyl substances formed in sugar and lipid degradation, and the chelation of metal ions that catalyze the Amadori reaction.
Pyridoxine hasVitamin B6One of the natural substances that act.AsStreptococcus faecalis(Streptococcus faecalis)growth factorThe effect is thousands of times greater than that of pyridoxine (vitamin B6), but it can promoteLactobacillus(Lactobacillus casei) has poor growth effect.In organism, it forms a combination with enzyme protein and ketoacid in the form of 5 '- phosphate, and plays a role as the coenzyme of transaminase.stayEscherichia coliThe amino group of pyridoxamine can be transferred toα - ketoglutaric acidEnzymes.Pyridoxamine pairDiamine oxidaseIt has antagonistic inhibitory effect.
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Pyridopolyamine is an organic compound, which can be used as an intermediate in chemical synthesis.Relevant research shows that pyridoxamine is an important way to prevent and treat the occurrence and development of chronic diabetic complications.[2]
Metabolic changes
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Digestion and absorption
Catabolism of tryptophan
In foodvitaminB6 is PLP, PMP, and PN. In the small intestine cavity, nonspecific phosphorous Ydrolase must decompose PLP, PMP is PL, and PM. The absorption forms are PL, PM, and PN.In human observation, hungry people were given PN, PL and PM, and reached the peak 0.5~3h after PN was given. When the dose was small (0.5~4mg), plasmavitaminThe B6 level returned to the starvation level after 3-5 hours.Plasma after taking PLvitaminB6 level and urinary PA increased rapidly, but PM absorption and metabolism were slower than PN and PL.However, when the intake of PLP is large (such as 10mg), plasmavitaminB6 and PLP continued to rise within 24h, and maintained at a high level.[1]
Transport and metabolism
PN is transported to the intestinal mucosa and into the blood stream. PNP can also be synthesized in the intestinal mucosa, which is about 30.6% of the dose. PN in the blood stream can diffuse to the muscles, and thenphosphoric acidChemization accounts for 10.4%~15.7% of the dose.After the human body is given PN, the plasma PL can be increased by 12 times. Although the plasma PLP accounts forvitamin60% of B6, but it is difficult to combine with proteinCellsUsed.PL in plasma is not firmly bound to albumin, which can be absorbed and cleared by tissues in the form of transportation and oxidized to PA.PN and PL enter through diffusionred blood cellMedium and kinasephosphoric acidChange.Humanred blood cellPNP can be oxidized to PLP, and other animals such as rats have no such function.PN exceedsred blood cellPL kinase saturationconcentrationIt can enter into red blood cells in 3-5 minutesconcentrationThe concentration is consistent with that of the medium.PL at concentration overred blood cellphosphoric acidWhen the concentration of kinase is high, the amount of red blood cell entering increases, making its concentration higher than that in the culture medium. This is because PL andhemoglobinThe end of the α - chain is bound to valine, so PL accumulates in red blood cells, and its concentration in red blood cells can be 4-5 times that in plasma.red blood cellPL in may also be a mode of transportation.
So is the livervitaminB6 Metabolically active tissue.PN is liverCellsAfter inclusion, they are PL kinase and PNP oxidase successivelyeffectPLP is generated, and then transformed into PL through phosphorolysis, enters the circulating system, and is transported tophosphoric acidThe tissue of the kinase forms PLP.
In brain slices and isolated choroid plexus, there is no PN, but all are phosphoric acidchemical compoundChoroid plexus is the place to transport PN from blood to cerebrospinal fluid.stayvitaminIn B6 deficient animals (rats), the level of PL kinase decreased. In rats fed for 5 weeks, the level of PL kinase in the liver decreased by 50%, while that in the brain only decreased by 14%.This also shows thatvitaminThe importance of B6 to the nervous system.[1]
Storage
vitaminB6 can diffuse into muscles in the blood streamphosphoric acidIf the dose of PN increases, the percentage of PN in the muscle in the dose increases, while the percentage of PNP decreases.PNP oxidation to PLP was not found in muscle.60% in ratsvitaminB6 in muscle, 75%~95% of which is related to glycogenphosphoric acidGlycogen phosphorylase.This enzyme accounts for 5% of muscle soluble protein, which may bevitaminB6 storage site.Through the conversion of muscle proteinvitaminB6 is decomposed to meet the minimum demand.[2]
discharge
vitaminThe main metabolite PA of B6 can representVitamin B620%~40% of the intake, PA in urine can only be an indicator of the intake.It does not represent the internal storage.In addition to PA, there is a small amount of PN and PL in urine.When physiological dose was given, most of them were discharged with PA within 3h.PN inRenal tubuleMedium accumulation, when PNconcentrationWhen it is large, it can be excreted by the kidney.Therefore, when the dose of PN was 10mg, the percentage of PA in urine decreased, but the excretion of PN increased.PL is not easy to be excluded or included by the kidneyphosphoric acidAccumulation in form.However, after people take a large dose (100mg) of PL, PM and PN orally, most of the original substances are discharged from the urine within 36h.[2]
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General diseases
1、Arteriosclerosis, 2. Baldness, 3. High cholesterol, 4cystitis5. greasy face, 6hypoglycemiaSymptoms, 7. Mental disorders, 8. Muscle disorders, 9. Nervous disorders, 10. Vomiting at the beginning of pregnancy, 11. Overweight, 12. Vomiting after surgery, 13. Urgency, 14. Sensitivity to sunlight, etc.[1]
Diabetic blood vessels
vitaminB6 can be slowed downinsulinTreatment of vascular complications in diabetic rats,vascular disease Complications are the main cause of death in diabetes mellitus.The prevalence rate of arterial disease in insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (IDDM) and non insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (NIDDM) patients is higher than that in the general population.Diabeticvascular disease The main complication was arteriosclerosis.
Vascular endotheliumCellsEndothelial injury is considered to cause arteriosclerosis.Thrombogenic factors, includingplateletHyperactive or excessive platelet aggregation will promoteArteriosclerosisProcess.
vitaminThe activation type of B6,phosphoric acidPyridoxal phase (PDP), which can protect vascular endotheliumCells, reduce the damage of endothelial cells to activated platelets, inhibit platelet aggregation and blood coagulation, inhibit platelet production of prostaglandin A2 (TxA2) and promotevascular endothelial cellGenerating ringprostaglandin(Prostaglandin I2, PGI2), and reduce the morphological changes of vascular endothelial cells.
Vascular endotheliumCellsDamage is considered as an early pathological phenomenon of atherosclerosis, and this change affectsvascular endothelial cellMany functions of, including permeability, adhesionmotionThe ability of cell proliferation and material production.[1]
Physiological function
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Effect of vitamin B6 on brain
vitaminGroup B6 will soon be transformed into coenzymes pyridoxal and pyridoxamineproteinPyridoxal phosphate is the replacement material of the following enzymes: amino acid metabolism requires amino group transfer, especially methionine, cystine, cysteine, etc.Amino acid metabolismIs required for decarboxylation (=COOH).conversionSulfur-containing amino acidRequired (methionine, cystine, cysteine, etc.), whether homocystine is deficientvitaminB6,Be careful.
methionineIt is an important amino acid that provides methyl groupvitaminB6 exists, this function cannot be performed.A lot of carbonization should not be carried out, such as the synthesis of fat, amino acid carbon frame, etc.It is related to the conversion of tryptophan to nicotinic acid, tryptophan → nicotinic acid, if lackingvitaminB6, the intermediate metabolite is produced---Xanthuric acid(xanthurenic acid), which will destroy pancreatic βCells, and finally lead to diabetes.Clinically, determine whether there is yellow uric acid in urinevitaminB6 deficiency, if the content of xanthuric acid is too high, it means that you have vitamin B6 deficiency.
It is required for converting liver sugar into glucose, includingvitaminThe presence of B6 can accelerate the decomposition of liver sugar into glucose.takefatty acidflaxoleic acid(linoleic acid -- 18C) is required for conversion to arachidonic acid -- 22C. If the acid is lacking, skin chapping will occur. In serious cases, evenCellsMembrane degeneration causes physical discomfort.Coenzyme A synthesis, if lackingvitaminB6,It blocks the synthesis of coenzyme Co-A.Coenzyme Co-A componentPantothenic acid, Glandpurine(adenine), which is related to energy generation, is required for the reduction of acetyl Co-A, which can directly synthesize fat in the granular gland. Besides, acetyl Co-A is also involved in amino acid synthesis and biochemical action of energy generation, and is a very important substance.[1]
stayBrain cellThe coenzyme of pyridoxine plays an important role in the decarboxylation of amino acids during metabolism, so it can stabilize the function of brain cellsvitaminB6。Moreover, the synthesis of related amine compounds required by brain cells requiresvitaminB6。Such substances as epinephrine, norepinephrine, dopamine, tyramine, and serotonin 5 hydroxytryptamine.Dobutamine is the precursor of neoepinephrine, while hemamine can synthesize melatoninhormone。These brain substances also act as brain cellschromosomeThe function of transmission.
Pyridoxine is not only a coenzyme synthesized from the above amine containing compounds, but also a coenzyme required for the dissemination of GABA (gamma amino butyric acid), a brain cell inhibitor.When human sleep is deep, GABA content will rise very high, indicating thatvitaminAt B6, GABA increases and people are more likely to fall asleep.So let the excited brain cells restmelatoninIn addition, we have to addvitaminB6 can only play a good role.
If some nutrients exist, it will increasevitaminB6 functions, such as 1Vitamin B group2. Vitamin B1, 3Vitamin B2, 4Pantothenic acidvitamin C5. Magnesium, 6. Potassium, 7. Sodium, 8Linolenic acid(linoleic acid)。
● Antagonistic substances and effectsvitaminB6 Demand status
vitaminB6 mainly acts on human bodyblood, muscles, nerves, skin, etc.Functions areantibodySynthesis of fatty acid, production of gastric acid in digestive system, fat andproteinUse (especially supplement when losing weight), maintain sodium/potassium balance (stabilize nervous system).lackvitaminThe common symptoms of B6 are anorexia, low food utilization rate, weightlessness, vomiting, diarrhea, etc.Severe deficiency will lead to acneanemiaArthritis, childrenspasm, depression, headache, hair loss, easy inflammationlearning disorder, weakness, etc.
● High dose toxicity
Very high doses, such as 300mg per day, can be used to prevent and treat nausea and vomiting after radiation, vomiting after taking medicine, vomiting under anesthesia, vomiting due to travel sickness, etc., which can achieve therapeutic effect without toxicity.[1]
Nutritional requirements
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vitaminB6 is essential for human fat and sugar metabolismestrogenMetabolism also needs vitamin b6, so it is very beneficial to prevent and cure some gynecological diseases.Many women will be pessimistic, irritable, and feel weak due to taking the contraceptive pill. A daily supplement of 60 mg can alleviate the symptoms.Some women also suffer from premenstrualTension syndrome, represented bymenstruationfrontEyelid, swollen hands and feet, insomnia, forgetfulness, taking 50-100 mg dailyvitaminThe symptoms can be completely relieved after b6.Foods rich in b6 include tuna, thin steakChicken breastMeat, bananas, peanuts, beef, etc.[2]