Table 2.
• Rapid and reciprocal remodeling of PSDP to PSMP upon neutrophil activation by soluble pro-inflammatory stimuli [50] |
• PLPP6 (a.k.a. PDP1); a lipid phosphate phosphatase that converts PSDP to PSMP [55] |
• Inhibition of PLD and subsequent PA production [51, 52] |
• Inhibition of PI3K [53] |
• Inhibition of NADPH oxidase assembly and superoxide anion production in neutrophils [50, 51] |
• SPMs (i.e., LXA4) inhibit PLPP6 and PSDP conversion to PSMP [55] |
• Protective action of PSDP can be replicated by synthetic polyisoprenyl phosphate mimetics [53] |