Case-Base Drugs- Fitzakerly Flashcards
MOA Bortezomib
Reversibly inhibits 26S protesasome: leads to actiation of signaling cascades, cell-cycle arrest and apoptosis
G2-M
MOA Interleukin 2
Immune system stimulant: cytokine that induces and expands T-cell response
MOA of lenalinomide/ Thalidomide
TNF-alpha inhibitor (most potent) = prevents angiogenesis
Also increases IL-2, IFN gamma, induces cell cycle arrest and cell death
MOA melphalan
Alkylating agent-crosslinking DNA strands
MOA of 6-Mercaptopurine
Prevent DNA synthesis: block puring synthesis- “pseudofeedback inhibition” of PNP and PRPP
S-phase specifi
Cytokine-induced killer cell CIK therapy
provoke adaptive immune response: upregulate NK cells and T-cellls
What is the difference between CIK and LAK?
CIK (cytokine induced killer) = provoke adaptive immune response, increase cytotoxic t-cells
LIK (lymphokine induced killer)= provoke innate immune response, increase in Natural killer cells