Drug Discovery and OTC's Flashcards

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Example of Rational Drug Design

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Ritonavir, a HIV-1 protease inhibitor based on protease specificity/3d structure, designed to fit in active site

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2 Aspects of Screening Compound Libraries

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Combinatorial chemistry to allow for create of large libraries of substances from precursor copounds with common functional groups by adding divergent side chains
High Throughput Screening: robotic automation that allows screening of thousands of compounds quickly. Needs assay that can be automated

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3 Steps of Drug Discovery

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Hit: compound that passes drug screen
Lead Compound: Compound that shows promise after further biological, physiochemical, and pharmacological characteriziation
Lead Optimization: Candidate modified based on that shit’s information obtained during drug development

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IND

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Investigational New Drug Application after drug development/preclinical studies needed to begin clinical trials

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Crossover Method

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Each subject gets period of test drug, placebo, and standard treatment

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NDA

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New Drug Application, includes all trials and is required to market drug

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2 Kinds of Patents

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Composition of Matter Patent: standard drug patent for a novel compound that is efficacious
Use Patent: New, non obvious therapeutic use for a previously known chemical entity

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