Butirilholinesteraza (HGNC symbol BCHE), takođe poznata kao BChE, BuChE, pseudoholinesteraza, ili (holin)esteraza plazme,[1] je nespecifični holinesterazni enzim koji hidrolizuje mnoge različite estre bazirane na holinu. Kod ljudi, ona se izražava u jetri, prisutna je uglavnom u krvotoku, a kodirana je BCHE genom.[2]
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Затвори
Ovaj enzim je veoma sličan sa neuronskom acetilholinesterazom, koja je isto tako poznata kao RBC ili eritrocitna holinesteraza.[1] Termim "serumska holinesteraza" se generalno koristi u kontekstu kliničkog testa koji odražava nivoe ova dva enzima u krvi.[1] Test aktivnosti butirilholinesteraze u plazmi se može koristiti kao test funkcije jetre pošto hiperholinesterasemija i hipoholinesterasemija indiciraju patoliške procese.
Butirilholin je sintetičko jedinjenje koje se prirodno ne javlja u telju. On se koristi za pravljenje razlike između acetilholinesteraze i butirilholinesteraze.
Pseudoholinesterazna deficijencija dovodi do usporenog metabolizma nekoliko jedinjenja s kliničkim značajem, među kojima su: sukcinilholin, mivakurijum, prokain, heroin, i kokain. Klinički najvažniji među njenim supstratima je depolarizirajući neuromišićno blokirajući agens, sukcinilholin, koji pseudoholinesterazni enzim hidrolizuje do sukcinilmonoholina i zatim do sukcinske kiseline.
Profilaktičko protivsredstvo protiv nervnog gasa
Butirilholinesteraza je profilaktički protivotrov protiv organofosfatne nervne agense. Ona vezuje nervne agense u krvotoku pre nego što oni deluju na nervni sistem. Pošto je ona biološko sredstvo za uklanjanje (i univerzalna meta), ona je trenutno jedini terapeutski agens koji efektivno pruža pruža kompletnu stehiometrijsku zaštitu od celokupnog spektraa organofosfatnih nervnih agenasa.[3]
Fiziološka uloga
Nedavno je pokazano da butirilholinesteraza može da bude fiziološki regulator grelina.[4]
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