Folate Flashcards

1
Q

required for DNA synthesis in both bacteria and animals

A

folate

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2
Q

vitamin involved in rxns of transfer of one carbon unit

A

folic acid

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3
Q

antibiotics compete with ____ for active site dihydropteroate synthase

A

PABA

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4
Q

synthesis of THF requires?

A

dihydrofolate reductase

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5
Q

bacteria DHFR is more sensitive to?

A

trimethoprim

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6
Q

PABA analog that blocks dihydropteroate synthetase

A

Sulfamethoxazole

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7
Q

blocks dihydrofolate reductase

A

trimethoprim

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8
Q

activity against gram -, UTI bacteria, gram +, MRSA, Nocardia!

A

SMX

TMP

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9
Q

treat toxoplasmosis caused by toxoplasma gondii and treats leishmaniasis

A

pyramethamine + sulfadiazine

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10
Q

treats malaria

A

pyrimethamine + sulfadoxime

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11
Q

1st tri: anti folate effects cause neural tube defects

3rd tri: bilirubin displacement - kernicterus in fetus/baby; pre term labor

A

ADR of TMP/SMX

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12
Q

SE: G6PD def - hemolytic anemia, stevens johnson syndrome, photosensitivity, displace drugs from albumin, inhibits CYP450

A

SMX and TMP

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13
Q

Systemic sulfonamides

A

1) sulfamethoxale
2) sulfadiazine
3) sulfadoxine - malaria
4) dapsone - leprosy
5) sulfasalazine - ulcerative colitis

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14
Q

topical sulfonamides

A

1) silver sulfonamides - burns
2) sulfacetamide - trachoma
3) mefenide

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15
Q

sulfonamides compete competitively with

A

PABA

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16
Q

1) increase PABA synthesis can overcome inhibition of dihydropteroate synthesis
2) altered enzyme - bacterial dihydropteroate syn can undergo mutation
3) decrease uptake - permeability may be reduced

A

sulfonamides resistance

17
Q

fixed dose combo (TMP + SMX)
produces seq. blockade of folate metabolism
bactericidal and synergistic
ratio 5:1

A

cotrimoxazole

18
Q

used to tx: pneumocystis jiroveci, nocardia, g - UTI, listeria and g + MSSA and MRSA

A

cotrimoxazole

19
Q

in oxidative stress, GSH is depleted - RBC mem. inflexible - hemolysis

A

G6PD def

20
Q

trigger food - fava beans
trigger drugs
1) antimalarial - primaquine and chloroquine
2) anti tb - INH
3) sulfonamides - mafernide and cotrimoxazole

A

G6PD def