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MT1 Flashcards

1
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Volume of Distribution (Vd)

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Vd = dose of drug / measured conc.

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Half Life

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t1/2 = (0.693*Vd) / CL (clearance)

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Factors affecting Distribution

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  1. organ blood flow
  2. molecular size ex. heparin
  3. lipid solubility (*brain)
  4. plasma protein binding (10-99%)
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4
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Metabolism

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Liver via 2 processes:
Phase 1: Biotransformation
*oxidative / reductive / hydrolytic rxns –> P450 (CYP) monooxygenase system
Phase 2: conjugation rxns –> liver enzymes

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5
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Metabolism Phase II

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commonly added molecules
- glucuronic acid
- sulfate
- carboxylic acid

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Excretion (kidney - renal)

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  1. passive glomerular filtration
  2. active tubular secretion
  3. passive tubular reabsorption (urine pH is key)
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Excretion (bile)

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Liver –> intestine via common bile duct
- larger drugs
- conjugated metabolites
(carrier mediated process)

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Viral Replication

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APURAR

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9
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Covid-19 virus

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  • ssRNA
  • 125nm diamter
  • genomic proofreading mech.
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10
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RDRP inhibitors

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  • remdesivir
  • ribavirin
  • favipiravir

MOA: RDV-TP resembles ATP and competes w the nucleotide during viral RNA synth. RDV-TP forms phosphodiester bond w next nucleotide

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MIC vs MBC

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MIC: lowest conc. of antibiotic that inhibits visible growth of a microorganism after overnight incubation
MBC: min bacteriocidal conc.
MBC:MIC
- less than or equal to 4 is bacteriocidal
- over 4 is bacteriostatic

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12
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b- lactam antibiotics

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Penicillin
MOA: inhibits synth of bacterial PG cell wall

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Macrolides (antibiotic)

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Azithromycin (product of actinomycetes)
MOA: inhibits bacterial protein synth by binding reversibly to 50S ribosomal subunit

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Aminoglycosides (antimicrobial)

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Gentamicin
MOA:
- interferes w bacterial protein synth by irreversibly binding 30 and 50S subunits
- creates fissures in outer membranes of bacteria

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Tetracyclines (antimicrobial)

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Doxycycline
MOA:
- inhibits bacterial protein synth by binding REVERSIBLY to 30S subunit (and possibly 50S)
- cause changes in cytoplasmic membrane

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Sulfonamides (antimicrobial)

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Sulfamethoxazole
MOA: interferes w folic acid synth by inhibiting dihydropteroate synthetase and prevents addition of para-aminobenzoic acid (PABA) into folic acid

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Quinolones (antimicrobial)

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Ciprofloxacin
MOA: inhibits DNA gyrase/ topoisomerase

18
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Glycopeptides (antimicrobial)

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Vancomycin
MOA: inhibits cell wall synth in gram + bacteria by binding to the D-alanyl-D-alanine terminus of cell wall precursor units

19
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Oxazolidinone (antimicrobial)

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Linezolid
MOA: inhibits protein synth by binding at the P site of the 50S ribosomal subunit

20
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TNM classification of solid tumours

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T: extent of primary tumour (size)
N: presence/absence and extent of regional lymph node metastasis
M: presence/absence of distant metastasis

21
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Chemotherapy

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MOA: damage DNA/ interfere with DNA synthesis
- phase specific vs nonspecific agents
- most cytotoxic to cells w high growth fraction

22
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Akylating agents (chemotherapy)

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Cyclophosphamide
MOA: bind DNA by creating covalent bonds that cross-link DNA –> prevents unwinding of DNA –> decreased protein synth.

23
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Epipodophyllotoxins (chemotherapy)

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Etoposide
MOA: inhibits topoisomerase II, inhibits DNA synth.

24
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Taxanes (chemotherapy)

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Docetaxel
MOA:
- promotes assembly and stabilization of microtubules (prevents cell replication)
- may also inhibit angiogenesis (blood vessel formation)

25
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Antimetabolites (chemotherapy)

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5-Fluorouracil (5-FU)
MOA:
- resemble naturally occurring nuclear structural components
- incorporate into DNA or RNA
- may also inhibit enzymes involved in synthesis of DNA or proteins (ex. polymerase)

26
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Antitumour antibiotics (chemotherapy)

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Doxorubicin
MOA:
- insert bw DNA base pairs, uncoil DNA, inhibit synth
- may also inhibit polymerase

27
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Alkylating agent + antitumour antibiotic

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Streptozocin
- naturally occurring methylnitrosurea
- specific for b and exorine cells of pancreas due to an attached sugar moiety
MOA: undergoes spontaneous decomp. –> reactive methylcarbonium ions –> alkylate DNA –> interstrand cross links –> inhibits mitosis

28
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Camptothecins (chemotherapy)

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Irinotecan
MOA: bind topoisomerase I, prevents religation of DNA strand
- results in cell death

29
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Vinka Alkaloids (chemotherapy)

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Vincristine
MOA: prevent polymerization of tubulin to form microtubules
- induce depolymerization of formed tubules
- inhibits mitosis

30
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Targeted Therapy

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Monoclonal antibodies
ex. Trastuzumab (Herceptin): Anti-HER2 (breast cancer cells)

31
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Endocrine therapy

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Aromatase inhibitors
ex. Letrozole

32
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Catecholamines

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  • dopamine
  • NE
  • epinephrine
    (all synth. from tyrosine)

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