Lecture 4 - Nature of Drug Targets Flashcards

1
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Most small molecule drugs target…

A

receptors, (GPCR), ions channels.

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2
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Agonist

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mimics activity of endogenous ligand

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3
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Antagonist

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blocks effect (binding) of endogenous ligand

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4
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Partial Agonist

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mimics activity but plateaus at lower levels

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5
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Inverse Agonist

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has opposite activity of agonist

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6
Q

Methadone

A

full agonist on opioid receptor

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7
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Buprenorphine

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more potent but only partial agonist so is less “efficacious”

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8
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Naloxone

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competitive antagonist & blocks effects of both agonists & partial agonists

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9
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Competitive antagonists

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shift activity curve of agonist to right. Takes more of agonist to give full effect.

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10
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Noncompetitive antagonists

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affect both binding & activity & prevent agonist from achieving full effect

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