Lec 3 Flashcards

1
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What is pharmacodynamics based on ?

A

Drug-receptor binding

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2
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What is needed for a cellular effect to occur?

A

an adequate number of receptors bound in a cell

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3
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Does changes in the ON or OFF rate most influence the affinity of a drug

A

OFF

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4
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in the (L+R<kon=koff>LR) equation what does each variable stand for?

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L= free Ligands
R = proportion of free receptors
Kon = forward or association rate of equation (Kd)
Koff = reverse or dissociation rate of the equation (Kd)
LR = proportion of ligand (L) bound to receptors
Ka = 1/Kd

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5
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What is the equation for law of mass action?

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L x R x Kon = LR x Koff

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6
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What is the equation for the fraction of all available receptors that are ligand bound?

A

(LR) / Ro = (L) / Kd+(L)

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7
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What happens when L = Kd?

A

then (LR)/Ro = 0.5

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8
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What is Kd?

A

The ligand concentration where 50% of receptors are bound by ligand

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9
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When does maximum ligand receptor binding occur?

A

When (LR) = Ro or (LR) / Ro = 1.0

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10
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What does lower Kd mean?

A

Tighter receptor binding or greater affinity

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11
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What are the major types of D-R relationships?

A

Graded and quantal

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12
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What is a graded D-R relationship?

A

D-R of an individual

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13
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What i a quantal relationship?

A

D-R of a population

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14
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What is the (DR)/Ro = (D)/Kd+(D) = Effect/max effect equation describing?

A

The fact that for many drugs, the response (effect) is proportional to the concentration of receptors bound by drug

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15
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Graded D-R relationship characteristics

A

Efficency - Emax
Potency- EC50

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16
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What is EC50

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Potency - the drug concentration which elicits 50% of the maximal response (emax) function of affinity and efficacy
Graded D-R

17
Q

What is Emax

A

Efficacy - maximal response produced by the drug at that receptor
Graded D-R

18
Q

What are quantal D-R plots?

A

the percentage of the population that responds to a given dose of drug as a function of the drug dose

19
Q

What is TD50

A

Toxic dose affecting 50% of the pop

20
Q

What is LD50

A

Lethal dose affecting 50% of pop

21
Q

What is the therapeutic index? (TD50 / ED50)

A

Gives estimate of relative safety

22
Q

What are agonists?

A

Drugs that bind a receptor and stabilize it in a particular conformation, usually the active conformation

23
Q

What is *R?

A

Unbound active receptor

24
Q

What is DR

A

Bound active receptor

25
Q

How long do *R and DR forms exist

A

Briefly as they are considered unstable forms

26
Q

Do more potent drugs have greater or lesser affinity for their receptors?

A

Greater - lower Kd

27
Q

Do more efficacious drugs (larger Emax) have a greater or lesser proportion of their receptors?

A

Greater

28
Q

What is a full agonist?

A

capable of eliciting maximal responses at a given receptor