Antimicrobial agents Flashcards

1
Q

What is Rifampin selective

A

There is a difference between mammalian and bacterial rna polymerase

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2
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what part of the mammalian cell does rifampin effect?

A

the mt because these have more bacterial transcription systems

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3
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what is rifampin used with??

A

other antibiotics

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4
Q

how is rifampin made?

A

from soil bacteria

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5
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where does rifampin bind?

A

to a pocket in the beta subunit of rna polymerase in the channel where the DNA is kept this blocks elongation

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6
Q

whart does erythromycin bind to?

A

the 50s subunits of the ribosome

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7
Q

what is erythromycin made of?

A

12016 carbon ring

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8
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what part of translation does erythromycin block?

A

translocation

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9
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where is erythromycin more effective?

A

the gram positives

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10
Q

what is a tetracyclin a type of?

A

macrolide

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11
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what does tetracyclin bind to?

A

the 30s subunit of the ribosome

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12
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what does tetracycllin stop?

A

the binding of the aa tRNA to the ribosome acceptor site

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13
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why is tetracyclin not selective but still ok?

A

it doesnt build up in high enough conc in euk cells to damage euk ribosomes

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14
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what type of molecule is kanamycin?

A

an aminoglycoside

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15
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what does kanamycin target?

A

the 30s subunit of the ribosome

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16
Q

what does kanamycin cause?

A

the misreading the mRNA because it is misaligned

17
Q

what is kanamycin produced by?

A

streptomyces

18
Q

what does gyrase use to form negative superocils in DNA?

A

atp

19
Q

what is an ezmple of a gyrae inhibitor?

A

ciproflaxin

20
Q

what structue is ciproflaxin

A

two hegagons called the quinolone ring with a F attached

21
Q

what does the ciproflaxin do?

A

binds to the DNA gyrase comples so that the GYrase cannot unbind

22
Q

what does ciproflaxin lead to

A

the stress response which is the fragmentation of the chromosome and cell death

23
Q

why isnt ciproflaxin selective and why si this ok?

A

because it can still harm euk topos but the therapuetin concnetration is not toxic to our own cells

24
Q

what structure are the polymycxins?

A

tere are cation cyclicpeptides

25
Q

what kind of molcule is a polymyxin?

A

an antibiotic

26
Q

whar is polymyxin used for ?

A

MDR last resort

27
Q

how does poly work

A

binds to the oppositelt charged LPS which diables it which destoys the outmemberane causing leakage and cell death

28
Q

what does isoniaazid do how is it digested?

A

it is activated by the TB enzymes and dsirupts the mycolic acid wall

29
Q

what is used ot treat TB?

A

directly observed treatment short coaure combination therapy