Important Drugs and Their Function Flashcards

1
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Cav2.x

A

blocked by agatoxin, conotoxins, SNX-482. Found in nerve body

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2
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Cav3.x

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blocked by kurtoxin (scorpion venom) andd found in the synapse

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3
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Cav1.x

A

modulated by dihydropyridines (DHP)

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4
Q

hERG K+ channels expressed in HEK293 (Kv11.1)

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blocked by cisapride, induced cardiac pathology to induce or treat arrhythmia

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5
Q

The problem with extended depolarization

A

longer we depolarize, the more K+ channels open and there is more backflow

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6
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KvLQT channels (Kv7.x)

A

heart attack

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7
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K+ channel blockers in nature

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BDS-I, BDS-II, Charybdotoxin, Agitoxins, Dendrotoxins, Apamine

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8
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SUR2B

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target to modify insulin secretion by increasing amount secreted

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9
Q

Cholinergic

A
  • acetylcholine
  • cation channel
  • EPSP
  • 4 transmembrane
  • 5 to make a channel
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10
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Biogenic Amines

A
  • serotonin
  • cation channel
  • EPSP
  • 5HT3R
  • 4 transmembrane
  • 2 cytosolic loops
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11
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Purines

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  • ATP
  • Cation channel
  • EPSP
  • 2 transmembrane
  • 3 to make a channel
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12
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Amino Acids

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  • glutamate
  • cation ion channel
  • EPSP
  • 3 transmembrane
  • 4 to make a channel
  • Glycine and GABA
  • Cl- channels
  • IPSP
  • 4 transmembrane
  • 5 to make a channel
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13
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M2 portion of transmembrane segment

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important for ion selectivity

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14
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Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor Agonists

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Nicotine, carbamylcholine, succinylcholine, levamisole, pyrantel

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15
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Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor Antagonists

A

trimethaphan (ganglionic block), alpha-bungarotoxin, curare

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16
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alpha bunarotoxin

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cobra venom, competitive antagonist, high R affinity

17
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Serotonin HT3 receptor agonists

A

2-methyl serotonin

18
Q

Serotonin HT3 receptor antagonists

A

Dolasetron (helps with vomiting and nausea), Ondasetron, Granisetron, Palonosetrom, Alosetron (withdrawn from the market for side effects)

19
Q

5-HT3R antagonist

A

non-selective channels, supposed to help with nausea and vomiting in cancer patients

20
Q

Purinergic Receptors (P2X) agonists

A

ATP, alphabeta methylene ATP

21
Q

Where are P2X receptors found?

A

in the CNS, PNS, neuroglia

for mechanosensation, neuromodulation, neuropathic pain

22
Q

Glutamate receptor subtypes (NMDA and non-NMDA)

A

kainate, AMPA and NMDA

23
Q

NMDA - glutamate receptor

A
  • glycine required to bind at separate binding site to partially depolarize.
  • voltage as cofactors
  • antagonists: ketamine and PCP
24
Q

non-NMDA - glutamate receptor

A
  • Kainate and AMPA

- found in dorsal root ganglion and CNS

25
Q

Glycine receptor agonist

A

Glycine, beta-alanine, taurine

26
Q

Glycine receptor antagonist

A

Strychnine - rodent poison

27
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GlyR structure info

A
  • mutations lead to hyperkplexia

- cytosolic region reacts with Gephrin

28
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GABA receptor agonist

A

GABA, Baclofen, muscimol, benzodiazepines, ethanol, barbiturates, avermectins, volatile anesthetics, some steroids –> used to treat seizures

29
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GABA receptor antagonist

A

bicuculline, gabazine, some steroids, picrotoxin –> these are all seizure inducing and not used clinically only for research

30
Q

GABA receptor inverse agonist

A

DMCM, Ro15-4513 (used for alcohol poisoning)

31
Q

Gephyrin

A

is a scaffolding component, is linked to receptors, tubules, actin, collybistin and neuroligin 2

32
Q

Acetylcholine fate

A

broken down by cholinesterase

33
Q

Serotonin fate

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Reuptaken by SERTs or broken down by monoamine oxidase

34
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Glycine/GABA/Glutamate fate

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Reuptaken perisynaptically by glial cells (GlyT1, GAT-3, EAAT1/2 GLT1) or presynaptically by GlyT2, GAT-1, EAAT3/4