Pharmaceutical chemistry of antiviral drugs Flashcards

1
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which drug is a competitive inhibitor of the natural nucleoside

A

Nucleoside inhibitors - binds to orthosteric site

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2
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which drug is a non - competitive inhibitor of viral synthesis?

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Non-nucleoside inhibitors bind to allosteric site

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3
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how does metabolic activation occur?

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inactive nucleoside inhibitors are activated by kinases - getting phosphorylated to become active

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4
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what causes chain termination

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lack of OH group of 3’ so no phosphodiester bond can form to carry on transcription

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4
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what phosphorylates the first step of acyclovir to be more selective?

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Viral TK is 100 times more effective for converting acyclovir than the host TK in the slowest conversion step

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5
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what is the ProTide approach?

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covering of negative charge to allow the antiviral drug to cross the cell membrane.

Requirements:
lipophilic
stability in plasma
hydrolysis in cells
by-products not toxic

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6
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examples of protide blocking groups

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pheny and 1-naphthyl
amino acid motif + short linear R group to protect COOH

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adv of protide approach

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  • skips Rate limiting step
  • gives non - toxic by - products
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