pharmacogenomics Flashcards

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Pharmacogenetics

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Study of genetic causes of individual variations with drug response

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2
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Pharmacogenomics

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Study of genetic determinant of drug efficacy and toxicity

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3
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Variation in response can be caused by

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Difference in concentration at drug site-PK variability

Different response to same conc- PD variability

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3
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Variation in response could be due to

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Single nucleotide polymorphisms

insertions, deletions

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4
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How do SNPs and indels cause these variations

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By changing base sequence of DNA which may result in change in amino acid sequence
Enzymes, drug transporters,and receptors are made of proteins are made of proteins hence a change in protein can change how drug is metaboloised

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4
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What is PK variability

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Variability in the amount of drug delivered to receptor

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4
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Some processes of PK

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Metabolism process- converting drug o water soluble form

Enzymes- can convert inactive substances into active forms

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4
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PK variability occurs because

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Poor metabolizer
ultraRapid metabolizer
Enzyme deficiency
Drug transporter variability

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4
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Drug metabolizing enzymes divided into

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phase 1- enzymes that add or remove functional groups in a substrate through oxidation, reduction, hydrolysis

Phase 2- Enzymes that transfer moieties from co factor to substrate

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5
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Most important phase 1 enzyme

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cytochrome p450

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6
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CYP genes are highly

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Polymorphic which can produce abolished, reduced or enhanced enzyme activity

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7
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Classification of 4 phenotypes due to level of CYP enzymes

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Poor metabolizer - enzyme abolished
Intermediate- reduced
extensive- normal
ultrarapid-enhanced

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8
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A poor metabolizer

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Requires low dose so it doesnt accumulate in system

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9
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A rapid metabolizer

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Requires high doses so therapeutic effect can be met

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10
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CYP polymorphisms mainly found in

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CYP2D6
CYP2C9
CYP2C19

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11
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Polymorphic phase one enzyme

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plasma cholinesterase

12
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Clopidogrel is a

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Prodrug

13
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Clopidogrel binds to

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ADP receptor

14
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This enzyme helps metabolise clopidogrel

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CYP2D19

15
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Loss of function alleles of CYP2C19

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*2 and *3

16
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CYP2C19 loss of function alleles have been associated with

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adverse ischemic events

17
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CYYP2C19 gain of function allele

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CYP2C19*17

18
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Gain of function allele is thought to result in

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higher cata;ytic activity
Decreased risk of ischemic events
Increased risk of bleeding

19
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Warfarin used for

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Thromboembolism

prevents systemic embolism in people with atrial fibrillation

20
Q

Warfarin has a narrow

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Therapeutic index

21
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Major enzyme that metabolizes warfarin

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CYP2C9

VCORC1 gene, the target of warfarin

22
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Impairment of warfarin therapy by

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Loss of function genes

23
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VKORCI MUTATION

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warfarin tretment resistance

Adverse ischemic events

24
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Dabigatran etexilate is prodrug for

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Dabigatran

25
Q

dabigatran is as effective as this for stroke prevention

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Standard dose warfarin

26
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Decrease in Trough concentrations of dabigatran caused by

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SNP in CES 1 gene

27
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CES 1 codes for

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liver carboxylesterase 1 responsible for conversion of dabigatran etixilate to dabigatran