EXAM 2 LOs Section 1 Flashcards
Define the terms pharmacology, pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics.
Pharmacology: Science of interactions of chemical compounds w/ biological systems.
Pharmacodynamics: study of biochemical & physiological effects of drugs and the mechanisms of their actions.
Pharmacokinetics: study of absorption, distribution, biotransformation, and elimination of xenobiotics. (what drug does in the body)
describe characteristics of drugs
drugs are defined by actions (agonists & antagonists)
most act on receptors (exceptions include chemical antagonists)
endogenous hormones (hormones or neurotransmitters or xenobiotics)
includes poisons/toxins “the dose makes the person”
solids, liquids, gases
covalent, electrostatic, and hydrophobic interactions
drug design for receptor
identify sites of drug action
drug receptor is the cornerstone of pharmacology
agonist: is the drug whose interaction with the receptor stimulates a bio response
orthosteric: agonists, antagonist, partial agonist, and inverse agonist
allosteric: PAM and NAM
relate affinity to law of mass action
higher Kon is more affinity
KD is Koff/Kon
outline components of receptor binding assays
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principles of receptor binding to measure binding
use
use graphical data for pharmacological profiling
apply receptor affinity to receptor selectivity
describe the relavance of Bmax