Jaundice - causes, treatment & pathology

heme is broken down into biliverdin and iron and carbon monoxide and not protoporphyrin and then biliverdin is the one whic is converted into unconjugated bilirubin via biliverdin reductase can you clear that doubt please

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I know biliverdin and protoporphyrin are different things but how do they fit into the same mechanism of forming bilirubin, because in some books it is given that heme is converted to biliverdin by heme oxygenase which is further converted to bilirubin and in others it is explained similar to the video..I'd be really thankful for an answer!

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What is the exact colour of stool and urine in jaundice

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Jaundice/Icterus = Yellowing of the skin and sclera due to bilirubin
Bilirubin metabolites are responsible for yellowness of urine and brown needs of faeces.

When RBCs have lived their full term, spleen and lymph nodes macrophages digest theme. Hemoglobin is broken up into heme and globin. Globin is digested into AAs and heme is split into Iron and Protoporphyrin.
Protoporphyrin is converted into Unconjugated Bilirubin (UCB). UCB is lipid soluble (not water soluble). Albumins bind UCB and carry it to liver for hepatocyte uptake where it's converted to water soluble Conjugated Bilirubin (CB) by Uridine Glucuronyl Transferase (UGT).

CB is secreted out into bile canaliculi and drains into bile ducts and is stored in gallbladder as bile.
When you eat fatty food, gallbladder secretes bile into duodenum via common bile duct. At small intestine, CB is converted by gut microbes into Urobilinogen (UBG).

UBG is converted to stercobilin (responsible for brown colour of faeces). Alternatives, some UBG is reabsorbed into blood and spontaneously oxidises into Urobilin. Most Urobilin is sent to liver, and a little to the kidneys (responsible for yellow colour of urine).
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A disruption in this process can result in increased blood bilirubin (more than 2.5mg/dL in serum) causing yellow skin and eyes. Scleral tissue is high in elastin, which binds bilirubin with high affinity.
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Increased Unconjugated Bilirubin (UCB):
Extravascular hemolytic anemias (rbcs broken down earlier than they should be)
Ineffective hematopoiesis (improper rbc formation in bone marrow causes macrophages to break them down).
When hepatocytes are overwhelmed, UCB accumulates.
Excess UCB stays in blood (bound to albumin) rather than being absorbed by hepatocytes.
The excess Conjugated Bilirubin being produced goes into bile increasing the risk for pigmented bilirubin gallstones.
In duodenum, UCB is not excreted because it's not water soluble.
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When hepatocytes struggle to keep up with normal load, UCB can accumulate as well.
E.g. physiological jaundice in newborns.
Newborns have less UGT so UCB levels can be high. This is normal. But if UCB rises high enough it may dissolve in basal ganglia of the brain and cause brain damage or death.

Phototherapy changes UCB shape making it more water soluble allowing for excretion.
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Genetic defects
e.g. Gilbert's syndrome whereby UGT activity is low. In times of increased hemolysis (starvation, infection, stress) will increase UCB resulting in Icterus as hepatocytes are easily overwhelmed.
E.g. crigler najjar syndrome whereby there's almost no UGT at all so UCB can't be converted to CB. UCB accumulates and is deposited in brain causing kernicterus (brain-affecting jaundice). It's fatal.
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Increased Conjugated Bilirubin (CB)
Dubin-Johnson syndrome autosomal recessive disorder causing deficiency in protein (MRP2 transporter) moving CB from liver to bile ducts, resulting in CB buildup in hepatocytes . When MRP2 is defective, MRP3 is upregulated. CB is moved into interstitial space and blood flow rather than bile canaliculi. Increased CB in blood is also excreted in urine (dark brown urine). Liver also gets dark.

Obstructive jaundice: bile flow is blocked by gallstones, pancreatic carcinomas, parasites like liver flukes, cholangeo-carcinomas.
Bile is made up of CB. Blockage causes pressure to rise in bile ducts, and bile leaks through tight junctions between hepatocytes of bile duct walls.
Bile salts and bile acids and cholesterol also leak out and may enter blood. If they reach skin they will cause itchiness (pruritis), hypercholesterolemia, xanthomas.
Excess CB is excreted into urine making dark urine.
Bile loss will result in poor fat absorption in intestines resulting in steatorrhoea (fat excretion).
Bile loss results in poor Fat-soluble vitamin absorption.
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Viral hepatitis causes increase in both UCB and CB in blood.
Infected and dying Hepatocytes lose ability to conjugate bilirubin (hence more UCB in blood) and they allow bile to leak into blood (hence more CB in blood)

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Heme is broken down to biliverdin by heme oxygenase.

Biliverdin is then broken down to bilirubin by biliverdin reductase.(NADP dependent enzyme).

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