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Chemotherapy Flashcards

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Beta lactams (penicillin)

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Ring is similar to D-ala-D-ala
Forms covalent bond with transpeptidase but doesn’t liberate it
Only bactericidal in proliferating cells

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Vancomycin

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Cup fits around D-ala-D-ala forming 5 H bonds and causing steric hinderance for transglycosylation

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Fosfomycin

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PEP analogue

Inhibits pyruvile transferase (For making NAM)

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Cycloserine

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Inhibits synthesis and linking of D-ala

Must cross cell membrane to do this in cytoplasm

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Bacitracin

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Binds bactoprenol monophosphate (membrane carrier) to deplete cycle of lipid career

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Valinomycin

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Makes ion channel to dissipate PMF via K+ movement

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Polymyxin antibiotics

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Bind gram -ve envelop to make it leaky

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Tetracyclines

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Bind 16S rRNA in 30S
Inhibit aminoacyl tRNA from entering A site
Bacteriostatic

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Aminoglycosides (streptomycin, gentamicin)

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Binds 30S; freezes pre-imitation complex so bacteriostatic

+ causes mRNA misreading to make toxic peptides; bactericidal

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Erythromycin

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Binds 50S at exit tunnel to stop synthesis

Bacteriostatic (mostly)

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Chloramphenicol

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binds 50S to stop peptidyl transferase; time critical infections only as very toxic

NB: can’t use with erythromycin as they have overlapping binding sites

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Fusidic acid

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inhibits elongation factor G

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Fluoroquinolones (ciprofloxacin for anthrax, Levofloxin for strep pneumonia)

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Target GyrA and B to cause bactericidal DNA fragmentation

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Rifampicin

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Blocks elongation of RNA at initiation stage (via binding beta subunit of DNA dependent RNA pol)
Used for TB

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Aminocuomanis and Nalidixic acid

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Inhibit DNA gyrase II via Gyrus B

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Daunomycin

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Intercalates between nucleases to increase DNA length to cause local unwinding

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Bleomycin

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Intercalated in DNA and if binding reduced metals can react to give superoxide to cleave DNA

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Mitomycin C

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alkylating; cross links between guanines

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Sulfamethoxadole

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inhibits DHPS in folate synthesis

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20
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Trimethoprim

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inhibits DHFR in folate synthesis

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Amphotericin B

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makes ion channels in ergosterol membranes

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Micanozol

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inhibits ergosterol biosynthesis

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Chloroquinone

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inhibits detoxification of haem in malaria so get lots of ROS

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Artemisinin

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anti-malaria

Makes ROS

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25
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Sulfadoxine

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inhibits DHPS (malaria)

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Pyrimethamine

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inhibits DHFR

27
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Melarsoprol

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anti-trypanosomal
Actively accumulates
Inhibits ATP synthesis enzymes

28
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Amantidine/Rimantidine

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Binds HA to prevent viral and endosomal membrane fusion
+ blocks M2 to prevent acidifcation

CHECK WHICH

29
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Ribavirin

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Guanosine analogue
Inhibits initiation and elongation of mRNA

For hepatitis C

30
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Zanamivir (Relenza)

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Sialic acid analogue to inhibits NA (early stages)

31
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Tamiflu (oseltamivir)

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Inhibits NA

32
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Aciclovir

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Guanosine analogue that causes chain termination
Prodrug
Interacts with viral DNA pol most
ANti-herpes

33
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Foscarnet (anti-herpes)

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pyrophosphate analogue preventing addition of new nucleotides by binding viral DNA pol

34
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AZT, Zidovudine

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thymidine analogue that causes chain termination

anti-HIV

35
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Saquinavir/Ritonavir

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Blocks HIV protease

36
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Enfurvirtide

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Inhibits HIV viral fusion

37
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38
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Nitrogen mustards (cyclophosphamide)

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Cross links guanine in DNA
Anti-cancer
Metabolised by cytP450 to active mustard form

39
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Melphalam

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Nitrogen mustard that is actively accumulated in melanomas

40
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Nitrosureas; Carmustin, Lomustin

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Cross link DNA between guanines

Can cross BBB so used for brain tumours

41
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Cis-platin

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Reacts with adjacent guanines in the same strand to cause cross links, bending DNA and changing minor groove

42
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Anthracyclins; doxorubicin, duanomycin, antimycin D

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Intercalate in DNA, causing unwinding and oxidative DNA damage and fragmentation

43
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Mitoxantrone

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Less toxic anthracyclin analogue

44
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Methotrexate

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Folic acid analogue to inhibit DHFR

can provide folinic acid to help non cancerous cells survive

45
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5-flourouracil

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Pyrimidine analogue to inhibit thymidylate synthase
Inhibits DNA synthesis
Anti-neoplastic

46
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Captothecins

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Inhibiting type 1 topoisomerase

47
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Mitoxantrone, Antracycline, Etoposides

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Inhibit type 2 topoisomerase

48
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Vinca alkaloids (vinblastine, vincristine)

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Bind tubulin dimers to cause microtubule dissociation

49
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Taxol

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Binds microtubules to stabilise so they grow

50
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Tamoxifen

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Antagonises oestrogen receptor

51
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Anastrazole

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Blocks aromatase enzyme used to synthesis oestrogens

For use in post-menopausal women

52
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Flutamide

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Competitively inhibits androgen receptor for prostate cancer

53
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Goserelin

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Agonist of GnRH receptor; acts via desensitisation to reduces testosterone production

54
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Prenisole

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Converted to prednisone which agonists glucocorticoid receptor to inhibit lymphocytic growth in lymphocytic cancer

55
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Cetuximab

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Binds EGFR for colorectal cancer

56
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Retuximab

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Binds CD20 receptor to cause B cell lysis

57
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Imantinib

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Inhibits BCr-ABl and c-kit in chronic myeloid leukaemia

58
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Methicillin resistance

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MecA encodes new transpeptidase/transglycosylase with lower affinity for beta lactams
Fem genes generate Gly5 as cross link which is now better substrate

DONT NEED BOTH GENES FOR RESISTANCE

59
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Vancomycin resistance

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Van genes; change to D-ala-D-lac

Target modification

60
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Beta lactam resistance

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Beta lacatamase activity (blocked by clavulanic acid)

61
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Aminoglycoside (tetracycline) resistance

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TetA proton drug anti porter used to pump out tetracycline

PSeudomonas aeruginosa

62
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Fluconazole resistance

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Changes in ergosterol biosynthesis

63
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Multiple drug resistance

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Mar regulon

P glycoprotein (transporter)

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