E.7 Thermodynamics Flashcards

1
Q

What is a drug target?

A

Usually a macromolecule that is generally much bugger than the drug molecule

Interactions take place in. A binding site

Binding interactions usually result in induced fit, suggesting that the active site changes shape.

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2
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What interactions take place in the binding of a drug and drug target ?

A

Intermolecular bonds

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3
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What are binding interactions driven by?

A

Thermodynamics and equilibrium

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4
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If deltaG is negative and large and Keq is large, what does this suggest about the quality and the strength of binding of a drug?

A

Good drug and binds strongly

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5
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If you want a drug to be food and bind strongly (have a large and negative delta G) what needs to happen to the enthalpy (delta H) and entropy (delta S)

A

Delta S is large and negative

And or

Delta S au large and positive

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6
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What favourable interactions (between the drug and target) is the enthalpy component driven by?

A

Electrostatic
H-bonds
Van deer walks
Aromatic-aromatic

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7
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What is the strongest intermolecular interactions ?

A

Electrostatic

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