Final Genomics (only quiz 5 material added) Flashcards

1
Q

CYP4F2 — if reduced function it does what to what drug?

A

reduces warfarin sensitivity

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2
Q

what gene is related to clopidogrel

A

CYP2C19

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3
Q

what gene is related to warfarin

A

CYP2C9 and VKORC1 and CYP4F2

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4
Q

what gene is related to statins

A

SLOCB1

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5
Q

what genotype is ultrarapid metabolizer for CYP2C19

A

*17

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6
Q

what genotype is poor metabolizer for CYP2C19

A

*2 and *3 (multiple 2 and 3 genes)

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7
Q

T or F: Clopidogrel has required genetic testing

A

nah, just recommended — still not routinely performed before PCIs

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8
Q

what is warfarins MOA

A

Inhibits Vitamin K epoxide reductase 1

VKORC1

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9
Q

PK Of warfarin:

the ______ isomer is the active one

A

s isomer

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10
Q

Warfarin is eliminated by _______

A

CYP2C9

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11
Q

CYP2C9 *2 or *3 reduces warfarin clearance the most

A

*3 (reduces clearance 75-90%)

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12
Q

VKORC Haplotypes:
1639___>___
and
1173___>____

A

G>A

C>T

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13
Q

Largest doses of warfarin are needed when VKORC1 has
1639____
and
1173____

A

GG

CC

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14
Q

CYP4F2: results in less ______ for ______

A

vit. k; clotting factors

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15
Q

what types of patients would benefit from genetic testing — in regards to warfarin

A

high risk patients for bleeding
and
pts who can’t get INR checked all the time (way to get better guess on right dose

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16
Q

MOA of HMGCoA reductase inhibitors:
upregulate ________
decrease ________

A

LDL receptors

decrease LDL concentrations

17
Q

SLOC1B1: transport drug into ______

A

liver

18
Q

what SLOC1B1: mutations would increase statin myopathy risk

A

*5 and *15

19
Q

CPIC reccomendations for Simvastatin 80 mg:
Avoid ____ mg dose of simvastatin (consistent with labeling)
Exception may be in a patient with a _______ genotype AND a history of tolerating the dose

A

80;

521TT

20
Q

we know what is SNP is..what is SNV

A

Aberration seen in only one individual (not well characterized)
Occur at low frequency so not common

21
Q

most cancer mutations are somatic or germline?

A

somatic!! (acquired throughout life… not inherited)

22
Q

what are the two cancer genes

A

tumor supressor

and oncogene

23
Q

For Simvastatin/CPIC Guidelines:

Max of ____ mg in patients with 521 CT and CC genotypes (i.e. *5 or *15 carriers)

A

20

24
Q

For Simvastatin/CPIC Guidelines:

Max of 20 mg in patients with 521 CT and CC genotypes (i.e. *___ or *____ carriers)

A

*5; *15

25
Q

For Simvastatin/CPIC Guidelines:

Max of 20 mg in patients with 521 ___ and ____ genotypes (i.e. *5 or *15 carriers)

A

CT;CC

26
Q

For Simvastatin/CPIC Guidelines:

Routinely monitor ____ if…
521 CT and CC genotypes are present (i.e. *5 or *15 carriers) AND
20 or 40 mg simvastatin is being used

A

CK

27
Q

For Simvastatin/CPIC Guidelines:

Routinely monitor CK if…
521 CT and CC genotypes are present (i.e. *5 or *15 carriers) AND
____ or___ mg simvastatin is being used

A

20 or 40

28
Q

For Simvastatin/CPIC Guidelines:

Routinely monitor CK if…
521 ____ and ____ genotypes are present (i.e. *5 or *15 carriers) AND
20 or 40 mg simvastatin is being used

A

CT;CC

T = safe/no myopathy problems, any C is increase myopathy risk

29
Q

All of the following statements are true regarding CYP4F2:

Metabolizes vitamin K to \_\_\_\_\_\_ metabolite 
Reduced function results in \_\_\_\_\_\_ warfarin sensitivity  
Its genotype contributes less to warfarin \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ than VKORC1  
Reduced function (does/does not) alter warfarin pharmacokinetics
A

hydroxyl

decreased

dose variability

does not