Agonists too Antagonists Flashcards

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1
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What is EC50

A

parameter 50% of the maximum response

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What is Non - competitive antagonism

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Antagonist bings at a different site to the agonist

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What does an agonist favour in terms of active receptor and non-active receptor

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Active receptor

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4
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Do an antagonist affect the overall equilibrium

A

no brother

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5
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Does the receptor still have the same chance of spontaneously activating with the agonist-bound

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yes bro

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6
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What is a partial agonist

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It doesn’t select between an active state and inactive state like an agonist

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What is the difference in response and full and partial agonists

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a partial agonist will not get the same response as a full agonists

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What is an inverse agonist

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Binds much tighter to an inactive state rather than an active state

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9
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What is potency

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The concentration of a drug it takes to cause a particular effect eg EC50

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10
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What is affinity

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How tightly something binds

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What is efficacy

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The magnitude of the effect a drug can achieve at saturation

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In terms of efficacy, what does a full, partial, competitive and inverse agonist have

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Full = maximun efficacy 
partial = partial efficacy 
Competitive = 0 
inverse = negative and reduce baseline affects of receptor
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