Funktioilta tuntemattomia eoxamideja olemassa

Eoxamides

The same pathways that metabolize arachidonic acid to eoxines have been shown to metabolize anandamide, N-arachidonoylethanolamine (i.e. arachidonic acid containing ethanolamine esterified to its carboxy residue) into a set of eoxamides that are identical to their eoxin counterparts except that they possess an ethanolamine ester. These metabolites have been named EXA₄ ethanol amide, EXC₄ ethanol amide, EXD₄ ethanol amide, and EXE₄ ethanol amide. These products were formed by the L1236 Reed Sternberg cell line presented with anandamide; human platelets presented with eoxamideA₄ produced EXC₄ ethanol amide, EXD₄ ethanol amide, and EXE₄ ethanol amide. The activity and function of these ethanol amide metabolites has not been reported.^[4]