Drug Dev/Laws Flashcards

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Preclinical Trials

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DISCOVERY
okay’ed on animals- ID potential RISKS and TOXICITY in 2 diff species
ID max dose and lethal dose

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Clinical Trials - Phase 1

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SAFETY

done in healthy volunteers

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Clinical Trials - Phase 2

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EVALUATE EFFICACY and ACTIVE DOSES
done in 100 pts with disease/condition
short-term S/E and tox

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Clinical Trials - Phase 3

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CONFRIM EFFICACY and SAFETY
1000 pts with disease
usually inc toxicities are seen

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Phase 4

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Goal: ESTABLISH Safety & Tolerability

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Pharmacokinetic Principles

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What influences absorption rates?

    • or - charge
  1. lipophilic
  2. site of absorption
  3. Formulation
  4. Bioavailability
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Oral administration

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Absorption: variable

convenient

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IM

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Absorption: Rate depends on drug formulation and blood flow

Painful

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IV

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Absorption: Immediate effect

Good for emergencies and large volumes of meds

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Inhalation

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Absorption: Rapid lung absorption

Gets to site of action with minimal systemic effects, need good technique

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Transdermal

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Absorption: Formulation dependent

Convenient, prolonged release with constant levels

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Topical

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Absorption: Poor systemic absorption
good for derma, opthalmic, nasal, otic meds
Dosing not as precise

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What population is volume of distribution important?

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Obese, pts with a lot of fluid, or known to have a high vol dist need to have a higher drug conc

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Define prodrug?

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Must be broken down by the liver to be converted to active metabolites *First pass effect
Take into accnt pts liver

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First pass effect

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Orally admin drugs metabolized significantly resulting in significant reduction in dose reaching the circulation

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Phase 1 rxn

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  • creates a lipid soluble cmpd -> water soluble cmpd

ex: oxidation via cytochrome P450

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Significance of Cytochrome P450

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Pathway drug MUST take to be broken down.

  • Induction: increase metabolism/excretion of drug -> dec therapeutic effect
    ex: Rifampin
  • Inhibition: decrease metabolism/excretion of drug -> inc effect
    ex: Erythromyocin + Sumvastin
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-AZOLE P450

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1A2, 3A4 Inhibitor

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AMIDARONE P450

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3A4 Substrate

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RIFAMPIN P450

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1A2, 3A4, 2C9, Inducer

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PHENYTOIN P450

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2C9 Substrate

3A4, 2C9 Inducer

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FLUOXETINE P450

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2C9 Substrate

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Phase II RXN

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produce a metabolite with improve water solubility

  • elimination of drug from tissue
    ex: glucronidation, sulfation
  • –Acetaminophen metabolism uses both
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Steady-state conc

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time to steady state is independent of conc

it is attained after ~ 4 half lives

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Loading dose
May require more drug initially to reach maintenance (ex. seizure meds), and then can drop to maintenance
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Pharmacodyamics
study of physiological effects of drugs and their MOA
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Regulatory Proteins
mediate actions of chemical signal | ex: NT, hormones
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Enzymes
Dihydrofolate reductase - receptor for methotrexate
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Transport proteins
Na+/K+ ATPase - receptor for digoxin
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Structural proteins
Tubulin - receptor for colchicine