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of the TP (α and β), FP (A and B), and EP 3

(I-VI, e, f) receptors can

arise through differential mRNA splicing (Narumiya et al., 1999;

Smyth et al., 2009).

Cell Signaling Pathways and Expression. The prostanoid receptors

appear to derive from an ancestral EP receptor and share high

homology. Phylogenetic comparison of this family reveals three

subclusters: The first consists of the relaxant receptors EP 2

, EP 4

, IP,

and DP 1

, which increase cellular cyclic AMP generation; the second

consists of the contractile receptors EP 1

, FP, and TP, which

increase cytosolic levels of Ca 2+ ; and a third, consisting only of EP 3

,

Table 33–1

Eicosanoid Receptors

PRIMARY SECONDARY PRIMARY

RECEPTOR LIGAND LIGAND COUPLING MAJOR PHENOTYPE IN KNOCKOUT MICE

DP 1

PGD 2

a cAMP (G s

) b Allergic asthma

DP 2

/CHRT 2

PGD 2

15d-PGJ 2

b cAMP, a Ca 2+ (G )

i i

a or b Allergic airway inflammation

EP 1

PGE 2

PGI 2

a Ca 2+ (G )

i q

b Response of colon to carcinogens

EP 2

PGE 2

a cAMP (G s

) Impaired ovulation and fertilization

Salt-sensitive hypertension

EP 3

I-VI, e, f PGE 2

b cAMP, a Ca 2+ (G ); Resistance to pyrogens

i i

a cAMP (G s

); b Acute cutaneous inflammation

a PLC, a Ca 2+ (G ) i q

EP 4

PGE 2

a cAMP (G s

) Patent ductus arteriosus

b Bone mass/density in aged mice

a Bowel inflammatory response

b Colon carcinogenesis

FP A,B

PGF 2α

IsoPs a PLC, a Ca 2+ (G )

i q

Failure of parturition

IP PGI 2

PGE 2

a cAMP (G s

) a Thrombotic response

b Response to vascular injury

a Atherosclerosis

a Cardiac fibrosis

Salt-sensitive hypertension

b Joint inflammation

TP α,β

TxA 2

IsoPs a PLC, a Ca 2+ a Bleeding time

i

(G q

, G i

, G 12/13

, G 16

); b Response to vascular injury

a Rho, a ERK

b Atherosclerosis

activation (G q

, a Survival after cardiac allograft

G 12/13

, G 16

)

BLT 1

LTB 4

a Ca 2+ , b cAMP Some suppression of inflammatory

i

(G 16

,G i

) response

BLT 2

LTB 4

12(S)-HETE a Ca 2+ (G -like, ?

i q

12(R)-HETE G i

-like, G z

-like)

CysLT 1

LTD 4

LTC 4

/LTE 4

a PLC, a Ca 2+ (G ) b Innate and adaptive immune vascular

i q

permeability response

a Pulmonary inflammatory and fibrotic

response

CysLT 2

LTC 4

/LTD 4

LTE 4

a PLC, a Ca 2+ (G ) b Pulmonary inflammatory and

i q

fibrotic response

This table lists the major classes of eicosanoid receptors and their signaling characteristics. Splice variants for EP 3

, TP, and FP are indicated. Major

phenotypes in knockout mouse models are listed. Ca 2+ i , cytosolic Ca2+ ; cAMP, cyclic AMP; PLC, phospholipase C (activation leads to increased cellular

inositol phosphate and diacylglycerol generation and increased Ca 2+ i ); IsoPs, isoprostanes; 15d-PGJ 2 , 15-deoxy-Δ12,14 -PGJ 2

; DP 2

is a member of

the fMLP-receptor superfamily; fMLP, formyl-methionyl-leucyl-phenylalanine. See the text for other abbreviations.

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