1. Leukotriene D4 is a cell-signaling molecule widely studied in the context of inflammatory diseases such as asthma and allergy. Supply your responses as requested. 3 * HO て OH Redraw the structure of Leukotriene D4 in its predominant ionization state in the bloodstream (pH = 7.2). OF อ NH H₂N Leuokotriene D4 OH OH H NH N • Total number of chiral centers (or asymmetric centers) in leukotriene D4 4 • Total number of stereocenters (or stereogenic centers) in leukotriene D4 4+8=12 • Configuration of the asymmetric center marked with an asterisk (*) is R • Configuration of the alkene inscribed in the dotted box is Z • Fill in the blanks by identifying the stereochemical relationships: If the configurations of any two chiral centers in leuokotriene D4 are changed, the resulting compound will be a diastereomer of leukotriene D4. If the configurations of ALL chiral centers in leuokotriene D4 are changed, the resulting compound will be an enantiomer of leukotriene D4.

1. Leukotriene D4 is a cell-signaling molecule widely studied in the context of inflammatory diseases such as asthma and allergy. Supply your responses as requested. 3 * HO て OH Redraw the structure of Leukotriene D4 in its predominant ionization state in the bloodstream (pH = 7.2). OF อ NH H₂N Leuokotriene D4 OH OH H NH N • Total number of chiral centers (or asymmetric centers) in leukotriene D4 4 • Total number of stereocenters (or stereogenic centers) in leukotriene D4 4+8=12 • Configuration of the asymmetric center marked with an asterisk (*) is R • Configuration of the alkene inscribed in the dotted box is Z • Fill in the blanks by identifying the stereochemical relationships: If the configurations of any two chiral centers in leuokotriene D4 are changed, the resulting compound will be a diastereomer of leukotriene D4. If the configurations of ALL chiral centers in leuokotriene D4 are changed, the resulting compound will be an enantiomer of leukotriene D4.

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