Exam 2 Genomics Flashcards

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Metabolism of 6-MP pathway?

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  • 6-MP –> TPMT –> 6 methyl mercaptopurine
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Poor Metabolizer: Active & Pro drug?

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  • Pro drug: less drug gets converted into active drug
  • Active: drug stays in system longer
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Rapid Metabolizer (CYP2D6*14) Pro drug & active drug?

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  • Pro drug: rapid onset/conversion of drug. Over time decreased effect
  • Active: drug gets broken down faster. May need higher dose
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Purine Analogs
- Usage?
- How they work?
- side effect of high doses?

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  • Used for rapid growing cells such as in leukemia, IBS, etc
  • Interfere with nucleic acid synthesis
  • Too high doses could suppress immune system completely
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Warfarin
- 2 enzymes checked to check metabolism?
- Which enzymes slow down metabolism?

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  • CYP2C9 & VKORC1 used to test for Warfarin metabolism
  • CYP2C92 & CYP2C93 slow down metabolism
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How does Herceptin work?

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  • Herceptin binds to growth factor receptor & blocks growth factor binding
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Herceptin is expensive when is it given?

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if HER-2 + & ER & PR negative

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Delineate the pathway of Tylenol in the gut before and after biotransformation.

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  • Into intestine –> absorbed –> liver metabolized via glucuronidation –> bile –> ABCC pumps it back into intestine –> feces
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