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Final exam select topics-pesticides Flashcards

1
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Organophosphates target/ mechanism

A

phosphorylates acetylcholinesterase

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2
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what os oxon

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formed when parent compound is metabolized by oxidative desulfuration (compound derived from another chemical in which a P=S bond has been replaced by a P=O bond)

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3
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what is aging

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non enzymative hydrolysis of one of the 2 alkyl groups on Organophosphates

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4
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what is structure of Organophosphates

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R1 R2 X and =O (or S, needs to be removed) on P

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5
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what is the mechanism of pramlidoxone + when can it be used

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dephosphorylation of serine active site with Organophosphates poisoning, ONLY if it has not been aged

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6
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which pesticide causes induced delayed polyneuropathy + mechanism

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Organophosphates, neuropathy target esterase (NTE) must be aged for it to occur

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7
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what pesticide causes intermediate syndrome + mechanism

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Organophosphates, unknown (not AChE)

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8
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what is the mechanism of DDT

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targets Na+ and slows down their opening and closing

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9
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what is an example of organochlorine compounds

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DDT

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10
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what kind of thing is DDT

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organochlorine

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11
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what is the less and more toxic form of DDT

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more is p,p less is o,p

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12
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what is the mechanism of pyrethroids (type 2)

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targets Na+ and slows down their opening and closing + also inhibits GABA

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13
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what is the mechanism of pyrethroids (type 1)

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targets Na+ and slows down their opening and closing

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14
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what does DDT not effect in the cell

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resting potential, rising phase or peak amplitudes

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15
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what is name of type 1 pyrethroids disease

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type 1 syndrome (T) t for tremor

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16
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what is name of type 2 pyrethroids disease

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type 2 syndrome (CS) sc for choreoathetosis salivation

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17
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what is the structure difference between type 1 and 2 pyrethroids

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type one is R-C=O- R

type two is R-C-CN-R

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18
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what do pyrethroids do exactly to sodium channels (what type)

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bind to VGSC subunit, slows rate of activating/opening and closing/inactivaion - hyperexitable state

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19
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what type of thing is nithiazine

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neonicitinoid pesticide

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20
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what is the binding site diff with insects and mammals for neonicitinoids

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insects its positively charged, mammals its negative

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21
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how do neonicotinoids affect insects

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it must be absorbed by plants then the bug eats the plant

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22
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what does a high logP value mean for neonicotinoids

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that it is very lipophilic so more toxic

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23
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what does a low logP value mean for neonicotinoids

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that it is not very lipophilic so less toxic

24
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how do first gen neonicotinoids work

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nAChR overstimulation, desensitization, death

25
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how do second gen neonicotinoids work

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poor nAChR agonist, full AChR agonist in periphery and maybe mAChR agonist

26
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what is the metabolite of first gen neonicotinoids

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6-chloronicotinic acid

27
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what is the metabolite of second gen neonicotinoids

A

clothianidin

28
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what is clothianidin

A

metabolite of second gen neonicotinoids

29
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what is 6-chloronicotinic acid

A

metabolite of first gen neonicotinoids

30
Q

what causes bee colony collapse disorder

A

imidacloprid

31
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what is imidacloprid

A

first gen neonicotinoids

32
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what is an example of first gen neonicotinoids

A

imidacloprid

33
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what is the mechanism of phosphine

A

inhibits cyt c and ETC

34
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what results from phosphine

A

lipid peroxidation, protein denaturation, alveolar capillary damage

35
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how do biopesticides work

A

contain Cry and VIP genes

36
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what is the structure of Cry

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1 domain forms a pore

2 domains affinity for gut carbs in insects

37
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how does cry work (5 steps)

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1-attaches to cadherin in gut
2-binds to aminopeptidase receptor
3-proteolytic cleavage of cry toxin
4-pore into membrane
5-flux of K+ and sucrose, so water rushes in
38
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what are 3 treatments for OP

A

atropine, diazepam, pralidoxime

39
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what is the lipophilicity of OPs

A

high lipophilic

40
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where does DDT accumulate in our body

A

adipose

41
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what is acute DDT poisoning like + what causes death

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unrest, tremors, seizors then maybe death resp failure

42
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what happens in type 1 pyrethroid syndrome (4)

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aggressive, still tonic seizure, tremors, sensitive

43
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what happens in type 2 pyrethroid syndrome (4)

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clonic seizures, choreostasis, salivation, burrowing

44
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what does chronic DDT do to you

A

increase liver weight (hepatic cell hypertrophy)

45
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what happens with dermal exposure of pyrethroid

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some paresthesia but reverses

46
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what happens with chronic pyrethroid exposure + Does it cause cancer

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mild liver enlargement, probably not teratogen or mutagen (so probably no cancer)

47
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what is a pyrethroid treatment

A

vitamin E

48
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is nicotine more toxic to mammals or insects

A

mammals

49
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what is the half life of nicotine in enviro

A

short

50
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what is the lipophilicity of nicotine + why

A

short bc protonated at neutral and low Ph

51
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what happens at the nithiazine binding site common to both insects and mammals

A

H bonding site

52
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what may cause 2nd gen pyrethroid toxicity

A

clothianidin

53
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what are the 2 phases of phosphine symptoms (Cardiac)

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1-sinus tachycardia

2-ST segment changes, dysrhythmia

54
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what are the general symptoms for phosphine

A

nausea, vomit, breathless, paresthesia, cardiac collapse

55
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what is the main type of biopesticies

A

bacillus thuringienis

56
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how do bugs die when they eat biopestidies

A

they die of stavation

57
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what is the alternative Cry mechanism (4)

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  • toxin binds cadherin
  • stimulates apoptosis
  • insertion/activation of ion channels
  • Mg++ floods in and death

pmcol 303 (25 decks)

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