Radical-induced lipid oxidation produces a torrent of leukotriene-like agonists in severe asthma

Urinary øLTs are new biomarkers that may facilitate noninvasive assessment of asthma severity and the efficacy of therapeutic measures. Presumably øLTs contribute to CysLT receptor-mediated inflammation through CysLT-like inflammatory biological activities previously ascribed uniquely to CysLTs. øLTs provide a mechanistic link between radical-induced biochemistry, activation of the extracellular signal-regulated kinase/Akt pathway, and asthma. These discoveries require re-examination of long-held disease paradigms for the involvement of CysLTs in asthma pathology and reconsideration of the mechanistic basis for the efficacy of CysLT receptor antagonists for ameliorating chronic asthma. Inhibiting the biosynthesis of øLTs may provide new therapeutic strategies for preventing asthmatic inflammation.

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Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology
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2025-10-15
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jaci.2025.09.027
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Asthma and respiratory diseases
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Abstract

Urinary øLTs are new biomarkers that may facilitate noninvasive assessment of asthma severity and the efficacy of therapeutic measures. Presumably øLTs contribute to CysLT receptor-mediated inflammation through CysLT-like inflammatory biological activities previously ascribed uniquely to CysLTs. øLTs provide a mechanistic link between radical-induced biochemistry, activation of the extracellular signal-regulated kinase/Akt pathway, and asthma. These discoveries require re-examination of long-held disease paradigms for the involvement of CysLTs in asthma pathology and reconsideration of the mechanistic basis for the efficacy of CysLT receptor antagonists for ameliorating chronic asthma. Inhibiting the biosynthesis of øLTs may provide new therapeutic strategies for preventing asthmatic inflammation.

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