Mechanism of Actions Flashcards by Holly Barr

macrocyclic lactones

glutamate chloride channel agonists
Ca2+ influx
paralysis

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organophosphate

inhibits cholinesterase irreversibly

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carbamates

inhibits cholinesterase reversibly

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pyrethroids

opens Na+ channels
constant depolarisation
knock down effect

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amitraz

mao inhibitor

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fipronil

GABA antagonst

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Pyripole

GABA antagonist

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Indoxacarb

Na channel blocker

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imidacloprid

dinotefuran

nicotinic Ach agonist

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isoxazolines

GABA antagonist

Glutamate gated Cl- channel antagonist

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benzimidazoles

inhibtion of tubulin polymerasation
and cellular transport
and energy metabolis

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levamisole

Nicotinic Ach agonist

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Pyrantel

Nicotinic Ach Agonist

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Terbinafin

inhibits squalene –> ergosterol

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Azoles

Inhibit Lanosterol –> ergosterol

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Griseofuluin

inhibit microtubule formation

Nystatin

membrane disruption
bind to ergosterol binding site
changing complex and permeability

ionophores

form lipophilic complexes with alkali cations
Na influx
proton exchange
acidosis
mitochondrial inhibiton
cell death

triazines

inhibit nuclear division of schizonts

antihistamines

inverse agonists

favour the inactive state to bring balance

antimetabolites

irreversibly block enzymes

inhibit or cause dna damage