Catalase (CAT) is converted by decomposition and intracellular localization relationships of the main cellular antioxidant enzyme system like superoxide dismutase (SOD), peroxiredoxins (Prdx), and glutathione peroxidase (GPX) are peroxisomal matrix enzymes in the cytoplasm, translocated to the peroxisomes to catalyze hydrogen peroxide H2O2 which is decomposed to oxygen and water, locus: 11p13 (§, ‡). Unlike catalase, the objective of this communication, SOD which prevents the formation of Hydroxyl radicals – (HRGT) determined from constant of O2.- dismutation, and generation of reversibly inactive (CAT)-compound II, Panax ginseng could induce both transcription factors. Catalase is composed of four identical subunits each of the subunits binds one heme-containing active site, and produces two catalase compounds HPI and HPII (PDB: 1p80) is flipped 180 degrees » with respect to the orientation of the heme related to the « root mean square to the structure of catalase, (Mutation Location) from peroxisomal catalases inactive state in compound II NADP+(H) binding pockets inverted remains similar to the structure of the wild type (Val111, PDB:1A4E, KatG) orientation on the heme proximal (PDB: 1GGK) side, inactivate catalase can be prevented by melatonin. Catalase (CAT; EC 1.11.1.6) a free radical scavenging enzyme (FRSE) is a scavenger of H2O2. Protoporphyrin – (ZnPPIX) (PDB: 1H6N), from a heme group of the ‘heme-pathway, which forms catalase,’ is a scavenger of antioxidant (HO-1-HMOX1) heme oxygenase, involving ROS. Catalase is part of the enzymatic defense system constituting the primary defense against ROS, zinc protoporphyrin IX (ZnPPIX) is an inhibitor of (HO-1) heme oxygenase. Catalase protects the cell from oxidative damage by the accumulation of cellular reactive oxygen species (ROS) generation systems, those peroxisomal enzymes that breaks down hydrogen peroxide after H(2)O(2) exposure, and thereby mitigates* (some contradictory* results) the toxic effects of hydrogen peroxide. In the process (The typical hydroperoxidases (CAT) known as Compound I) of the substrate of catalase, NADP+ (an inactive state, compound II) is replaced by another molecule of NADP(H) to provide protection of catalase against inactivation by (H2O2) hydrogen peroxide. Erythrocyte [Human erythrocyte catalase (HEC), The NADPH-binding sites were empty – PDB: 1F4J, 1QQW] and plasma indices (enzymatic-antioxidants) initially implies the thiobarbituric acid-reacting substances (TBARS) based on reaction with hydroxyl radicals (OH) can release thiobarbituric acid, TBAR inhibition measures malondialdehyde (MDA – impact of coenzyme Q10) correlated (with MPO-myeloperoxidase activity -generating ROS) as co-variable, by which mulberry leaf polysaccharide (MLPII) via the decomposition of (certain) MDA, products of lipid peroxidation (LPO) were reduced. Comparisons were to specific activities of catalase (SNP) single nucleotide polymorphisms (CAT-C-262 (rs1001179) the low-risk allele) of genetic variants in both, promoter a common C/T polymorphism (262-C/T), and in nine – exonic – regions and its boundaries, occur frequently associated distally in genomic mutations, similar to those of normal catalase demonstrating changes in catalase protein level targeted to the peroxisomal matrix. The 262-C/T CAT low-risk allele is hypothetically related to the lower risk variant allele CAT Tyr308 G to A point mutation ineducable in the Japanese acatalasemia allele. The common C/T polymorphism can be targeted by dietary and/or pharmacological antioxidants, and the endogenous antioxidant defense enzymes concentration can prevent cellular lipid (LPO) peroxidative reactions occurring. Catalase is a homotetramer complex of 4 identical monofunctional subunits. Catalase is located at the peroxisome of human cells associated with several (PBDs)-peroxisomal biogenesis disorders commonly caused by mutations in the PEX genes, peroxisomal targeting signal 1 (PTS1) protein affecting in peroxisomal biogenesis, the monomeric to homotetrameric transition in the forms of peroxisome biogenesis disorder. PBDs also include Acatalasemia the only disease known to be caused by the (CAT) gene. In human catalase, the antioxidant heme enzyme, is localized in the cytoplasm to the peroxisome, nucleus, or linked with mitochondria which in most cells lack catalase (Peroxisomes do not contain DNA), its mitochondrial fraction (microperoxisome), a secondary phenomena shows physiological decline, aging and age-related reactions in mitochondrial function and disfunction. NADPH is required for the prevention of forming an inactive state of the enzyme. Antioxidative defence mechanisms, capacity and redox cycle enzyme activities increasing with Tc treatment Tinospora cordifolia (Tc), T and B cells and antibody. Both RBCs and plasma were measured on parameters of oxidative stress. Syzygium cumini aqueous leaves extract (ASc) was able to remove oxidant species in a hyperglycemic state generated in red blood cells RBC-CAT levels. Catalase alone is unable to prevent in a hyperglycemic state. Macrophages recruit other types of immune cells such as lymphocytes white blood cells (WBCs). Catalase is dependent on the family of NADPH-binding catalases for function, the prevention and reversal of inactivation by its toxic substrate (H2O2) hydrogen peroxide. Amyloid-beta binds catalase and inhibits (H2O2) hydrogen peroxide, a reactive oxygen species, breakdown through efficient dismutation, and malonaldelhyde (MDA) determined in plasma, as well as another member of the oxidoreductase family, myeloperoxidase (MPO (EC 1.11.1.7)) converting H(2)O(2), the reducing equivalents produces (HOCl) hypochlorous acid a mechanism of cell-mediated antimicrobial immune defense for monofunctional catalases one of three subgroups related to catalase deficiency in humans, in micro-organisms manganese-containing catalases (‘large catalases’) determining in part the bifunctional activity of (KatG, PDB:1X7U) represented by bifunctional (heme) catalase-peroxidase based Bacterial-resistance mechanisms. Peroxiredoxins (Prxs, EC 1.11.1.21), bifunctional catalase-peroxidases (KatGs) two organelle systems are antioxidant enzymes of the peroxiredoxin family that oxidize and reduce H(2)O(2) hydrogen peroxide thereby modulating the catalase reaction, KatGs are not found in plants and animals. Trx (thioredoxin) a redox-regulating protein also controls the antioxidant enzyme activity of the main cellular antioxidant enzymes (AOE) superoxide dismutase (SOD) and catalase.
The function of NADPH bound to Catalase.
The cytosine to thymidine transition of nucleotide-262 (-262C>T) Computer analysis indicated that the two variants bound promoter the Ile (-262 C/T) and (B) Ile-262 in the 5′-flanking region carrying the T allele best captured and characterized the generation of the hydroxyl radical site in (PDB: 1DGB), (CAT) -[GLU] 330C>T transition, is known also as -262C>T. The ‘T allele in comparison to the C allele’ is a common C/T polymorphism frequency in the promoter region association was observed between genotypes for locus11p13 risk alleles acatalasemia mutation Asp (37C>T in exon 9) was hypothetically related to the lower risk Japanese acatalasemia allele Tyr308 a single G to A (see: rs7947841 to evaluate the link to rs769214) point mutation ineducable or near exon 9 (TC, CC, TT) of the CAT gene to which variant changes in the promoter region C/T-262 polymorphism are more closely related to CAT T/C at codon 389 in exon 9 (rs769217) polymorphism did not differ significantly from those of healthy controls in both promoter (-262 C/T) and in exonic (ASP–389 C/T) regions of the catalase (CAT). 
Tyr 370 resolves the 25 A-long (hydrogen peroxide) channel a constriction or narrowing of the channel leading to the heme cavity (‘Parameters) situated in the entrance channel to a heme protoporphyrin (ZnPPIX) (PDB: 1H6N) from a heme group, capable of heme biosynthesis‘ in a wide range of organisms convert it into into heme b, protoporphyrin IX-heme. Two channels lead close to the distal side. A third channel reaching the heme proximal side Tyr 370, Ile-262 is proposed as a the ‘PDB: 1DGB – variant with a substituted residue in the ASP 178 to the (Met) D181E variant PDB 1p80‘. These differences include the structure of the variant protein Val111Ala (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) related supports the existence of the ‘Heme and NADP(H) binding pockets’. The omission of a 20-residue PDB: 1F4J, (1QQW) segment corresponds to the N-terminal (blue) of catalase from human erythrocytes (HEC), or in a C-terminal (red) domain organized with an extra flavodoxin-like fold topology may provide with weak coordination the N- or C-terminal, that allows scrutiny of the origins (topology) in this report of what would otherwise remain speculative or determined with further verification.
The cytosine to thymidine transition of nucleotide-262 (-262C>T) Computer analysis indicated that the two variants bound promoter the Ile (-262 C/T) and (B) Ile-262 in the 5′-flanking region carrying the T allele best captured and characterized the generation of the hydroxyl radical site in (PDB: 1DGB), (CAT) -[GLU] 330C>T transition, is known also as -262C>T. The ‘T allele in comparison to the C allele’ is a common C/T polymorphism frequency in the promoter region association was observed between genotypes for locus11p13 risk alleles acatalasemia mutation Asp (37C>T in exon 9) was hypothetically related to the lower risk Japanese acatalasemia allele Tyr308 a single G to A (see: rs7947841 to evaluate the link to rs769214) point mutation ineducable or near exon 9 (TC, CC, TT) of the CAT gene to which variant changes in the promoter region C/T-262 polymorphism are more closely related to CAT T/C at codon 389 in exon 9 (rs769217) polymorphism did not differ significantly from those of healthy controls in both promoter (-262 C/T) and in exonic (ASP–389 C/T) regions of the catalase (CAT). Tyr 370 resolves the 25 A-long (hydrogen peroxide) channel a constriction or narrowing of the channel leading to the heme cavity (‘Parameters) situated in the entrance channel to a heme protoporphyrin (ZnPPIX) (PDB: 1H6N) from a heme group, capable of heme biosynthesis‘ in a wide range of organisms convert it into into heme b, protoporphyrin IX-heme. Two channels lead close to the distal side. A third channel reaching the heme proximal side Tyr 370, Ile-262 is proposed as a the ‘PDB: 1DGB – variant with a substituted residue in the ASP 178 to the (Met) D181E variant PDB 1p80‘. These differences include the structure of the variant protein Val111Ala (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) related supports the existence of the ‘Heme and NADP(H) binding pockets’. The omission of a 20-residue PDB: 1F4J, (1QQW) segment corresponds to the N-terminal (blue) of catalase from human erythrocytes (HEC), or in a C-terminal (red) domain organized with an extra flavodoxin-like fold topology may provide with weak coordination the N- or C-terminal, that allows scrutiny of the origins (topology) in this report of what would otherwise remain speculative or determined with further verification. Biological Xenobiotic Extracts Applications of note In the presence of Catalase:
green tea polyphenol (-)-epigallocatechin-3-gallate (EGCG)
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Diallyl disulfide (Allicin)
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Justicia adhatoda
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Phyllanthus niruri L. (Euphorbiaceae) (P. niruri)
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Tinospora cordifolia
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coenzyme Q10
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Dietary carotenoid-rich pequi oil
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Tinospora cordifolia (Mango Plant Climber) extract from Tinospora known as Tinofend Aher V, Kumar Wahi A. Biotechnological Approach to Evaluate theImmunomodulatory Activity of Ethanolic Extract of Tinospora cordifolia Stem(Mango Plant Climber). Iran J Pharm Res. 2012 Summer;11(3):863-72. PubMed PMID:24250513; PubMed Central PMCID: PMC3813135.
mulberry leaf polysaccharide (MLPII)
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five widely studied medicinal plants (Protandim)
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melatonin
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Protective effect of harmaline
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horseradish peroxidase (HRP)
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Selegiline (–)Deprenyl
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Rhodiola rosea
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Syzygium cumini
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