Med Chem Flashcards
Wt’s rational inhibitor was for?
Laborious and resource-consuming screening processes - testing large numbers of synthetic chemicals or natural products for inhibitory against a chosen target enzyme.
The effectiveness of an enzyme inhibitor will depend on
- The potency of inhibitor
- Its specificity toward its target enzyme.
- The choice of metabolic pathway target for disruption.
- Inhibitor or derivative possessing appropriate pharmacokinetic characteristics.
Wt if drug very polar?
- It can not cross cell menbrance
2. Transported by liposomes or nanoparticle
In the Reversible En. Inhibitor What is Ki?
Is the association of the E-I complex. Ki = [E][I]/[E-I] The lower the better the inhibitor DeltaG = RTlnKi R is the universal gas constant Small change in free energy will have significant effect on Ki
Electrostatic force F =
q1q2/(r^2.D)
q1, q2 charged atoms
r is the distance between the charged groups
D dielectric constant of surrounding medium
Ion-pair interaction is a long range interaction because
The strength of interaction decreases more slowly with distance
Dipoles interaction is a short range one.
Why is the electrostatic interaction is less favorable in polar solvents?
because of its high net permanent dipole moment, water is very polar and has a large dielectric constant. The high polarity of H2O greatly diminishes the attraction or repulsion forces /./ any charged groups giving rise to the leveling effect of water.
Other names of Van der Waals force?
nonpolar interaction
London dispersion forces