Oncology (Dykhuizen & Mabe) Flashcards
What are the antimetabolites/Antifolates?
5-Fu, cytarabine, 6-MP, methotrexate
5-Fu info
antimetabolite; inhibits thymidine synthesis from uracil; S-Phase; thymidine = “antidote”
leucovorin = synergy
Cytarabine (Ara-C)
antimetabolite; cytosine analog; competitive inhibitor of DNA polymerase-a, S-Phase, tetrahydrouridine = synergy
6-MP
purine analog: blocks the synthesis of purine nucleotides S-Phase “allopurinol: blocks xanthine oxidase from
breaking down 6-MP & can lead to 6-MP toxicity” loss of HGPRT, the activating enzyme deficiency of TPMT increase risk of 6-MP toxicity
methotrexate
antifolate
DHFR inhibition reduces FH4 & inhibits TMP synthesis (inhibits RNA and protein synthesis) (also inhibits purine and pyrimidine base synthesis) S-Phase leucovorin = “antidote” “Amplification of DHFR gene or mutation to resistant form
Decreased polyglutamation results in decreased intracellular MTX”
Chlorambucil
non-phase specific alykator
cyclophosphamide
prodrug alkylator
mitomycin-c
alkylator
cisplatin
platinum compound; intrastrand cross-links
topo I inhibitor
ironotecan, topotecan
topotecan
topo-I inhibitor
doxorubicin
topo-II inhibitor and intercalator
etoposide
topo-II inhibitor
vincristine
microtubule inhibitor
Bleomycin
topo-II inhibitor and intercalator
erubulin
microtubule inhibitor
paclitaxel
microtubule stabilizer
ixabepilone
microtubule stabilizer
enzalutamide
high affinity and binds to AR
abiraterone
CYP17 inhibitor
tamoxifen
SERM; raloxifene also in class
fulvestrant
SERD
letrozole, anastrozole
non-steroidal aromatase inhibitor
exemastene
steroidal aromatase inhibitor