Lecture 13 Chrono Pharmacology Flashcards
Determining Factors of efficacy
Pharmokinetics and pharmodynamics
How is absorption affects by clock
Rythms in stomach and intestines
Gastric pH
Gastric blood flow
mobility of gut wall
How is metabolism effected`
Liver Phase 1,2,3 Metabolism Paracetamol Hepatobililary System- bile salts bile recyling mutlti drug exporter MDR1
How is extrection effected
Kidney
Renal Blood flow
urine pH
Relevance of asthma
increases amplitude of bronchiol dilation- bigger dilation at night
drugs have a greater % dilations when admistred in the morning
what Drug for asthma?
theophylline- bigger peak at when taken at night 2100, where most incidents happen
Explain APAP(paracetemol) metabolism?
Phase 1 metabolism- CRP P450 stystem produced NAPK1(detoxified by gluthione)
what are the control of APAP toxicity?
Ebox PARAZIP targets D BOX P450 oxidoreductase
P450 OR is seen to be important for detoxification.
Chronotypes
Age- clock affected by serum not protein