ICPP 3 Organic Anion And Cation Transporters - Importance In Drug Metabolism Flashcards

1
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What type of transporters are solute carrier transport proteins?

A

Secondary active or facilitated transporters

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2
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What are the two main subfamilies of SLC22?

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Organic anion transporters
Organic cation transporters

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3
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Where are organic anion transports common?

A

Cell types that have barriers between fluid compartments

Commonly localised to epithelial cells

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4
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What is important for antibiotic transport?

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Organic anion transporters

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5
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What do OATs bind to?

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Anionic (negatively charged) substrates

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6
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What do OCTs bind to?

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Cationic (positively charged) substrates

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7
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What are required for drugs to reach their target and why?

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  • Many drugs are hydrophilic/charged
  • Depend on carrier mediated transport for absorption, distribution + elimination at each membrane boundary from site of admission
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8
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Outline metformin transport by OCTs

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  • OCT1 transports metformin into hepatocytes
  • Decreases hepatic glucose production
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9
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What is metformin used for?

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Treatment of type 2 diabetes

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10
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Explain the toxicity related to cisplatin

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Poor substrate of MATE1 or MATE2-K
Cisplatin accumulates in cells&raquo_space; cell death

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