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PROSTAGLANDINS IN THE BODY AND IN PREPARATIONS
Akhmadalieva Nargiza Jabbarovna, Nasyrova Durdona Yusufjonovna , teachers of the department General Medicine, Angren University ahmadalievanargiza34@gmail.com
Published Date
2024-06-24
Pages
128--132
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Abstract
Prostaglandins (Pg) are a group of lipid physiologically active substances formed in the body enzymatically from some essential fatty acids and containing a 20-membered carbon chain. Prostaglandins are mediators with pronounced physiological effects. They are derivatives of prostanic acid. Prostaglandins, together with thromboxanes and prostacyclin, form a subclass of prostanoids, which in turn are included in the class of eicosanoids.
Keywords
prostaglandin, lipid, enzyme, mediator, cyclooxygenase, histamine, bradykinin, macrophage.
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PROSTAGLANDINS IN THE BODY AND IN PREPARATIONS. (2024). International Journal of Medical Sciences, 4(06), 128-132. https://doi.org/10.55640/