med chem Flashcards
what is the rationale for giving levodopa
actively transported into the brain by large neutral amino acid transporter - dopa decarboxylase removes carboxylic acid and turns it into dopamine
why would you administer levodopa with a dopa decarboxylase inhibitor
reduce the degradation of ldopa to dopamine in the peripheral - more in CNS, lower dose required and less s/e
SAR of dopa decarboxylase inhibitor
must be polar
must have a hydralazine group
how do MAO inhibitors work
form covalent bond with flavin co-factor
polar nucleophilic mechanism
attack of flavin carbonyl - elimination
SAR of fluoxetine
secondary amide
EWG para on ring - SNRI
ortho substituent - NRI
para and ortho - SNRI
what is the SAR of phenothiazines
tertiary nitrogen para on B ring essential
on subst on A ring can be at point 3 - EWG
only 3C and no branching on tertiary amine
after 3c chain - tertiary amine better than secondary - fatty acid here gives depot
SAR for butyrophenones
F on benzene increases activity
=o essential
3c only and no branching
tertiary nitrogen essential
citalopram SAR