Leys- Drug Resistance Flashcards

1
Q

What is the primary site for drug metabolism?

A

Liver

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2
Q

Increase in drug ____ allows the drug to be excreted.

A

hydrophilicity

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3
Q

Metabolic products are less pharmologically ___ than the substrate drug

A

active

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4
Q

____ prodrugs are concerted into their active forms

A

inactive

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5
Q

What are the three potential outcomes of drug metabolism

A

o increase in drug hydrophilicity allowing drug to be excreted (liver)
o metabolic products are less pharmologically active than the substrate drug
o inactive prodrugs are converted into their active forms (liver)

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6
Q

Mechanisms for drug resistance (DEAAA)

A

o Decreased permeability of drug
o Alteration of target site for drug
o Enzymatic inactivation of drug
o Active transport of drug out of cell (tends to increase resistance to many drugs)
o Amplification of the gene coding for the drugs target

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7
Q

An ___ in DNA repair activity can ___ effectiveness of drugs that target DNA

A

increase

decrease

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8
Q

What can an increase in DNA repair activity decrease?

A

effectiveness of drugs that target DNA

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9
Q

What can cause multi-drug resistance?

A

increase in the amount of transporter proteins on the cell that pump many different drugs

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10
Q

___ in the amount of transporter proteins on the cell can cause multi-drug ___

A

Increase

resistance

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