IDO is widely expressed in all tissues including blood and immune cells. IDO is thought to have negligible activity under normal conditions, but is upregulated during immune system activation and inflammation. Its activity also tends to increase with aging. IDO is regulated by both pro- and anti-inflammatory molecules. Because of this counter-regulation, IDO status is assumed to be determined by the overall balance between pro- and anti-inflammatory cytokines.
During circumstances characterized by increased systemic inflammation or brain neuroinflammation, IDO dramatically increases Trp flux through the KP. Kyn is the first stable metabolite formed in the KP. The next two steps are dependent on specific B vitamins which have been included in the stack. NADPH is a flavin adenine dinucleotide—dependent enzyme. Because of the flavin dependence, activity of KMO is diminished several-fold during vitamin B2 riboflavin deficiency.
KYNase activity is impaired significantly by vitamin B6 deficiency. While deficiency of either vitamin B2 or B6 will inhibit flux through the KP, large intakes are not required to support these enzymes. Supplying an amount in the range of daily values DV has ensured that these enzymes are not rate-limiting, while significantly higher vitamin B2 and B6 have not further increased formation of KP intermediates formed after these enzymes.
So under most circumstances the activity of this enzyme is not an issue. The exception might be during iron deficiency. Because of this, we did not include iron in the stack. ACMS is an unstable intermediate i. These ingredients include: 1 strawberry seed standardized for trans-tiliroside ,[71] 2 Kaempferia parviflora black ginger ,[72] 3 rosemary extract standardized for ursolic acid ,[73,74] 4 cinnamon ,[75] and 5 apigenin.
QA production ends the KP portion of de novo synthesis. The next enzymatic step converts QA to a niacin-containing molecule. QPRT is expressed in the brain; it plays a major role in protection against the neurotoxic effects of quinolinic acid. The result is that QA accumulates. As an example, although QPRT activity is known to upregulate in response to increases in the levels of QA, its capacity is insufficient to keep up with the QA being produced in circumstances characterized by neuroinflammation, resulting in a build-up of QA.
Activity level of the de novo synthesis pathway is impacted with age,[18,—] but in tissue-specific ways. Activity of the inflammation-inducible IDO increases with age in the brain, but decreases in the liver and kidney. Activity of QPRT declines in the brain and liver, but increases in kidneys.
Not surprisingly, in humans, QA levels are positively correlated with age i. In certain tissues and cells e. This was in part a result of increased KP activity. Supplementation increased TDO and also dose-dependently upregulated QPRT, with effects appearing at the lowest dose comparable to about 56 mg for a 70 kg human adult.
Magnesium acts as core support because it is both a cosubstrate for QPRT and protects neuronal cells against QA toxicity. Several other ingredients in the stack have neuroprotective benefits against QA. One of these is L-carnitine. This means 1 supplying a modest amount of Trp, 2 including vitamin coenzymes and other nutritional cosubstrates needed to support enzyme function, and 3 and supporting activity of the enzyme step that acts as a functional rate-limited enzyme QPRT.
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