Med Chem 1 Flashcards
1
Q
5 bonds between drug and target:
A
Hydrogen bonds Ionic bonds Van-der-Waals interactions dipole-dipole interactions Ion-dipole interactions
2
Q
Physiochemical properties of drugs 4:
A
Molecular weight
Hydrophobicity of Molecule
Polar surface areas
Number of HBD and HBA
3
Q
Nutrient broth can generate which part of the penicillin molecule?
Which other part has to be made seperately?
A
6-aminopenicillianic acid
Acyl side chain
4
Q
The side chain on penicillins varies with what variation in fermentation?
A
Carboxylic acid used.
5
Q
Nitrogen is —, therefore prefers the bond angle of –
A
tetrahedral
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6
Q
Penicililin G: Is active against which bacteria? Has a limited range of what? Is sensitive to which bacterial enzyme? Is inactive against
A
Gram positive
activity
B-lactamase
staphylococci