Drugs and Receptors Flashcards

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define drug

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any chemical agent that effects processes in living organsisms

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2
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how do most drugs act

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stimulation or suppression of biochemical or physiological pathways

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3
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Pharmacokinetics

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what the biological system ( body) does to the drug

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4
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Pharmacodynamics

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what the drug does to the biological system ( body)

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5
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Therapeutics

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use of drugs in treatment of diseases

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6
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at what levels of the body can drugs impact

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molecule
cell
tissue
system

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7
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what is the primary mechanism of action of most drugs

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interaction with receptors

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8
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define receptor

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functional macromolecule to which the drug binds to produce or inhibit biological response

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9
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many drugs do not create an effect in the body but do what instead

A

modulate intrinsic physiological functions

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10
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affinity

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tendency of drug to bind to receptor

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11
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intrinsic activity

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ability of drug to initiate cellular response

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12
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agonist

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binds to and stimulates receptor

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13
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antagonist

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binds to but does not stimulate receptor

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14
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partial agonist

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agents that are only partly as effective as agonists no matter the amount employed

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15
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inverse agonist

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agents that stabilize the receptor in its inactive conformation are termed inverse agonsts

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16
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signal tranduction

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process by which receptor binding initiates a cascade of biochemical events that lead to a physiological reponse

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17
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what are 3 things receptors determine

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  1. quantitative drug use
  2. selectivity of drug
  3. mediate actions of pharmacological antogonists
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18
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what is key in the receptor for drug-receptor interactions

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structure

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19
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structure of receptor affects what

A

affinity

receptor selectivity

20
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chemical functional groups of receptors control what

A

drug affinity

intrinsic activity

21
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how are receptors classified

A

effects and potencies of selective agonists/antagonists

22
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what are 2 domains in physiological receptors

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ligand-binding

effector-domain

23
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how does ligand binding work

A

domain are selective

competition for binding spot

24
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how does effector domains work

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interact with signal transduction pathways and second messengers

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name 3 receptors as enyzmes
protein kinase protein kinase associated-protein Guanylyl Cylcase
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what attaches to protein kinsases
insulin, growth hromones
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what binds protein-kinase associated proteins
cytokines
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what binds guanylyl cylcase
atrial natriuertic peptides
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ligand-gated ion channels alter what
cell membrane electrochemical potential | cellular composition
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what usually binds ligand-gated channels
glutamate glycine nicotininc Ach
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G-protein-coupled receptors who uses them
hormones, neurotransmitters, amines
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G-protein-coupled receptors have what domain
7-membrane spanning helical domain
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which subunit of G-protein has the GTP binding site
Alpha
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G-protein receptors use what messengers
second messengers
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second messenger: cAMP regulates
activates cAMP-dependent protein kinases (PKA)
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what does adenylate cyclase do
produce cAMP
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second messenger cGMP regulates what and where in the body
PKG mucosa vascular smooth muscle cells
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second messenger: Calcium is used in what intracellular system
phospholipase C
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who generates cGMP
guanylate cyclase
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explain transcriptional-related receptors
soluble DNA-binding protein receptors bind to ligand | go to nucleus
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what molecules use transcriptional-related receptors
steroids, thyroid hormone, retinoids
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Desensitization
down-regulation | continuous stimulation of receptor
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example of desensitization
long term administration of agonist
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supersensitization
up regulation | chronic reduction of receptor stimulation
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example of supersensitization
chronic administration of antagnoist
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actions not mediated by receptors
antacids mannitol penicillin