lecture 4 Flashcards
what does formulation design require
physicochemical properties of drug and composition of formulation and biological factors that influence performance
what does ADMET mean
absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion, toxicity
what factors govern the drug performance in the clinic
the physiochemical properties of the API and the composition of the formulation, the physiological barriers that influence the targeted bioavailability of the drug
what are some physiological properties that affect absorption
solubility, stability, lipophilicity, molecular size and shape, pKa of the ionizable groups and physical state of the drug
what does solubility depend on
molecular structure, physical state, composition of solvents, measurement methods
T/F different extracellular and intracellular pHs can affect drug transport
true
T/F organelle pH can result in the trapping of a molecule in a cell as well
True
how to overcome the effects of the pH
change pKa, prodrug strategy, salt selection, and drug delivery system
what are prodrug startegies
modifying the charge and the molecule to be recognized by a transporter
what are exipients
inert ingredients added to active compounds to improve appearance, bioavailability, stability and palatability
T/F excipients are inert
false they are not inert