Lecture 8+9: Toxicology Flashcards

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Toxin

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-poisonous substance from living thing

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Toxicology

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-study of adverse effects of agents on living systems

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2
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toxicant

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man-made chemical introduced to environment

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3
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Risk assessment

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-regulatory toxicology (safety)
-mechanistic toxicology (why)
-descriptive toxicology (is it toxic)

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4
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types of toxic responses

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-local vs systemic
-immediate vs delayed
-reversible vs irreversible

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5
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Phases of toxic response

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-exposure
-disposition
-toxicodynamics

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6
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Mitigation of toxic responses

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-prevent exposure
-enhance elimination
-block/repair effects

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7
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OAEL (observable adverse effect level)

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-LOAEL: lowest
-NOAL: no

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8
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LOAEL

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-lowest observable adverse effect level
-lowest dose where toxicity starts

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9
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NOAEL

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-no observable adverse effect level
-highest dose at which no toxicity

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10
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Variability in response

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-resistant vs sensitive individuals
-set exposure levels where even sensitive individuals will be okay
-fuck pregnant ppl tho

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11
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Toxicology and Public policy

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-BAC

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12
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Levels of risk-benefit analysis

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-accessibility
-applicability
-acceptability

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13
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Accessibility

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FDA evaluates risk for population

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14
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applicability

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provider to patient

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15
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acceptability

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patient to self

16
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Investigational new drug (IND)

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-filed after early discovery and preclinical development
-followed by 4 phases (NDA filed after phase III)

17
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elements required for IND

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-animal pharma and toxicology
-manufacturing information
-clinical protocol and investigator information

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objective of preclinical toxicology studies

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-limit risk to humans in administration of new agent

19
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preclinical studies

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-acute (effect of one dose)
-repeated dose
-genetic toxicity
-reproductive toxicity
-carcinogenicity

20
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How to predict first dose of new drug

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  1. determine NOAEL in animal
  2. calculate human equivalent dose (HED)
  3. determine safety factor
  4. divide HED by safety factor
21
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MRSD

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-max recommended starting dose
-window between NOAEL and MABEL
-safety factor based on risk

22
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Minimal anticipated biological effect level (MABEL)

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-guide first dose
-pharmacology instead of toxicology

23
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Why adverse effects are missed

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  1. rare events vs study participants
  2. common events vs duration (age)