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FABAD J. Pharm. Sci., 27, 231-237; 2002

SCIENTIFIC REVIEWS Prolyl Inhibitors of Plant Origin

0 İlkayORHAN* , Gürdal ORHAN**, Bilge ŞENER*

Prolyl Endopeptidase Enzyme ltıhibitorsof Plaııt Origin Bitkisel KaynaklıProlil Endopeptidaz Enzim İnhibitörleri

Summary : (PEP) is a Özet : Prolil endopeptidaz (PEP), öğrenmeve hafıza sü• which is known ta play a role in degradation ­ of recinde etkili prolin içerikli nöropeptitlerin yıkılnıasındarol containing neııropeptidesinvolved in the processes of learn­ oynadığıbilinen bir serin proteazdır.PEP inhibitörlerinin ing and nıenıory.PEP inhibitors are expected to exert their sinirleri hasar ve hücre ölümüne karşıkorıjyan, tanıma beneficial effects by increasing the brain levels of those neu­ fonksiyonlarınıyeniden yapılandırıpiyileştirebilen nö• ropeptides ıvhichmay improve and restore cognitive func­ ropeptitlerin beyin düzeylerini artırarakyararlı olnıaları tions and protect vulnerable nerves against damage and celi beklenir. Bugüne kadar, sentetik eşdeğerleriolduğu kadar, death. Therefore, they are considered to have therapeutic Alzheimer hastalığınakarşıterapötik bir potansiyele sahip potential against Alzheimer's Disease. To date many com­ pounds have been isolated from natura! sources including PEP inhibitör aktiviteli pek çok bileşik,bitkiler, mantarlar plants, fungi and bacteria. Their synthetic counterparts have ve bakteriler de dahil olmak üzere doğalkaynaklardan izole been alsa studied. This revie1v covers PEP inhibitors iso­ edilmiştir.Bu derleme, bitkilerden elde edilen PEP in­ hibitörlerini kapsamaktadır. lated fronıplants. Key Words: Prolyl endopeptidase, Alzheimer's disease, Anahtar kelimeler: Profil endopeptidaz, Alzheinıerhas­ , PEP inhibitory activity, plant talığı,nöropeptit, PEP inhibitör ak­ tivite, bitki Received 14.11.2002 Revised 17.01.2003 Accepted 18.02.2003

INIRODUCTION There is also some evidence that psychiatric dis­ orders, such as major depression, and Prolyl endopeptidase (PEP, also called prolyl olig­ post-traumatic stress disorder are associated with sig­ opeptidase) is a cytosolic endopeptidase involved in nificant alterations in the activity of some in­ the degradation of several proline-containing neuro­ cluding prolyl endopeptidase (PEP), ac­ iınplicatedin leaming and memory pro­ etylcholinesterase (AChE) and dipeptidyl peptidase­ cesses. ~fheseneuropeptides such as , N (DPP-IV). Therefore, poleni, selective and perma­ , thyrotropin-releasing (TRH), nent inhibitors of PEP could serve as probes to assess , , and opioids are the genuine contribution of !his enzyme in Alz­ affected in Parkinson Disease. Proline endopeptidase heiıner'spathology3-5 (PEP) contributes to the degradation of many of these , some of which are linked to a variety Formation of beta-amyloid and neurofibrillary tan­ of cognitive functions1,2 and could also control the gles in the brain due to genetic or other factors and production of the amyloidogenic A-beta. marked reduction of certain brain neurnpeptide lev-

* Gazi University, Department of Pharmacognosy, Faculty of Pharmacy, 0633 Ankara, Turkey. ** Numune Education and Research Hospital, 2nd Clinic-of Neurology, Ankara, Turkey. ° Correspondence

231 Orhan, Orhan, Şener

els are consistent findings in patients with Alz­ proposed to be essential for the rnorphogenetic pro­ heimer's Disease, together with the deterioration of cess of imaginal discs and to participate in DNA syn­ cholinergic neurons 6-ZO. thesis in insect proliferation31,32.

Currently, !here is a great demand for the develop­ Inhibitors of PEP ment of new drugs to improve memory deficits or to delay the neurodegenerative process. Up to the Since PEP can hydrolyze a number of peptide hor­ present, various studies have been focused on con­ rnones and neurotransmitters, abnorrnal increases or stituents with PEP inhibitory activity isolated from decreases in PEP activity could result in diseases re-· plants as well as their synthetic counterparts. In !his lated to rnemory and cognition33-41. Thus, PEP in­ ·review, general inforrnation is given about PEP and hibitors are expected to exert their beneficial effects plants possessing PEP inhibitory activity. by increasing the brain levels of those neuropeptides which may improve and restore cognitive functions Functions of PEP and protect vulnerable nerves against damage and celi death. Proline is unique among 20 amino acids in its cyclic structure. This property imposes many restrictions PEP inhibitors rnay have unique clinical relevance in on the structure of peptides and and confers the prevention and treatrnent of a wide range of age­ _particular biological properties upon a wide range of related disorders including: physiologically important biomolecules. In order to deal with such peptides, nature has developed a -Memory deficits due to cerebro-vascular sclerosis group of enzymes !hat recognize this residue specif­ -Dementia of Alzheimer's type ically21. -Dementia and cogrtitive damage secondary to stroke, AIDS ete. Proline-specific peptidases fall into two classes. Pro­ lidase and aminopeptidase P cleave the N-terminal Specific PEP inhibitors are also expected to have anti­

from a peptide that is followed by proline amnesic effect. To date, ınanycandidate compounds at the carbonyl-imino bond. Prolinase and proline­ with PEP inhibitory activity have been synthesized imino peptidase cleave proline at the N-terminal po­ for treatrnent of the neuropathological disorders men­ sition of peptides. Endoproteases !hat have specific­ tioned above42-47_ ity for proline are HIV-1 protease, prolyl endo­ peptidase and carboxypeptidase P. HIV-1 protease These studies suggest that PEP inhibitors may im­

cleaves the carbonyl-imino bond. PEP and car­ prove ınemoryby blocking the metabolism of endog­ boxypeptidase P cleave the carboxyl side of the pro­ enous neuropeptides and have possible potential for

line residue22. As a cytoplasmic protease, PEP has preventing rneınorydeterioration. been characterized frorn several organisms (mush­ room, plant, bacteria) and in some organs of various PEP Inhibitors Isolated frorn Plants nmunals (cow, human, rabbit, pig and rat)23. PEP is composed of 705.arnino acids including a signal pep­ Recently, research has been concentrated on plan! tide of 20 residues. After cleavage of the signal pep­ constituents in order to discover novel PEP inhibitory tide, the mature which is composed of 685 compounds. For this purpose, sake (alcohol beverage residues is secreted. It is a of a novel in Japan, rnade frorn rice) and its by-product were type and does not present a proenzyrne form. Al­ studied. Pepsin hydrolysates of sake cake as a by­ though the three dimensional structure of PEP is un­ product and sake concentrate were subjected to some known, a structural pattern composed of several do­ chromatographic procedures. Three inhibitory pep­ 2 3 mains has been suggested 4- D. PEP has also been tides were obtained from sake cake as well as three

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56

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isolated isolated

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Bangladeshi Bangladeshi

porlion porlion

activity. activity.

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4'-0-~-D-(6-0-galloyl-2-0-cinnamoyl) 4'-0-~-D-(6-0-galloyl-2-0-cinnamoyl)

activity. activity.

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pound pound butanone butanone Green Green

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green green

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pounds. pounds.

sia sia

sulted sulted

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butanone butanone

Kampo Kampo

galloyl-~-D-glucose, galloyl-~-D-glucose,

screened screened

terpenoids terpenoids

PEP

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in in

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inhibitory inhibitory

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inhibition. inhibition.

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found found

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inhibitor. inhibitor.

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activity activity

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veitchii veitchii

50 50

eleven eleven

concentration concentration

%), %),

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PEP PEP

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%), %),

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2002 2002

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vitra48. vitra48.

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underground underground

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Out Out

%), %),

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inhibitory inhibitory

which which

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showed showed

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extracts extracts

role role

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50 50

sinensis sinensis

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medicines, medicines,

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than than

extracts extracts

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kinetic kinetic

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%), %),

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same same

they they

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methaool methaool

systematic systematic

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methanol methanol

Polygala Polygala

against against

100 100

of of

a a

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rice rice

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tiloba tiloba

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%), %),

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activity activity

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pounds pounds

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In Anis et al.'s59 work on PEP inhibitory constituents Syzygium samarangense afforded nine PEP in­ from Duranla repens, they isolated five inhibitory hibitory compounds, five of which were of flavonoid­ compounds, 2 of which were isoprenylated flav­ type and four of which were identified as triterpene­ onoids, 5,7-dihydroxy-3'-(2-hydroxy-3-methyl-3- type compounds. butenyl)-3,6,4'-trimethoxyflavone, 3,7-dihydroxy-3'­ (2-hydroxy-3-methyl-3-butenyl) - 5,6,4 '-trimethoxy­ CONCLUSIONS flavone, an isoprenylated acetophenone derivative, 5- hydroxy-3,6,7,4'-tetramethoxyflavone and ro­ Prolyl endopeptidase (PEP) is a proteolytic enzyme senonolactone. with neuropeptide catabolising activity in the central nervous system. PEP has been reported to be abun­ Kobayashi et aJ.60 worked on the PEP inhibitory con­ dant in the hippocampal region of the brain in am­ stituents of the roots of Lindera strychniflora against nesic patients1,2. Therefore, PEP inhibitors are ex­ PEP from Flavobacterium meningosepticum and that pected to be the remedy for memory dysfunction. from rat brain supernatant. The isolated compounds The high activity of PEP in the human cortex sug­ were identified as the tannins, epicatechin (1) and gests that PEP could play a role in the functions of aesculitannin B (2), as well as the terpene de­ this brain area as well. rivatives, namely linderene (3), linderene acetate (4), linderelactone (5), and isolinderalactone (6). Out of s;nce medicinal plants have been proved to be rich these compounds, (1), (2), and (4) inhibited PEP of F. sources of biologically active compomı.dswhich meningosepticum origin more strongly than that could be used against the diseases that threaten hu­ from rat brain supernatant. However, (3), (5) and (6) man health, many recent studies have been carried inhibited the enzymes from both origins ti:ıthe same out on plants in o.rder to find new PEP inhibitors to extent. The kinetic study indicated that (1) and (2) be primarily used in the treatment of Alzheimer's dis­ were noncompetitive inhibitors while (3)-(6) acted ease. Any treatment that could positively modulate competitively. central neuropeptide levels would provide a prom­ ising therapeutic approach to the treatment of cog­

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