Pharmacogenomics and Nutrigenomics Flashcards

1
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Deals with the influence of genetic variation on drug response

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Pharmacogenomics

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2
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The human genome contains how many genes that encode proteins

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20,000

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3
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It is the analysis of genomes either through experimentation or data analysis

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Genomics

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4
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Study of variations in a targeted gene or group for variability in drug response

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Pharmacogenetics

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5
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4 phases of clinical studies in man

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1 - Clinical Pharmacology
2 - Clinical Investigation
3 - Clinical Trials
4 - Post Marketing Clinical trials

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6
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Genetics can account for ____% of variability in drug deposition & effects

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20-95%

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7
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2 Major types of sequence variation

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SNPs

Indels

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8
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Variation is present to some appreciable degree within a population

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SNPs

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9
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Less frequent in the genome

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Indels

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10
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It is a study of what the body does to the drug

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Pharmacokinetics

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11
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It is a study of what the drug does to the body

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Pharmacodynamics

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12
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It tells how the drug enters the bloodstream

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Absorption

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13
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It describes where the drug travels after absorption and how much reached the target site

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Distribution

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14
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It is also known as Biotransformation which tells how the drug gets broken down in the body

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Metabolism

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15
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It describes how drugs leave the body

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Excretion

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16
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(True or False)

If the patient metabolizes drug quickly, the doses needs to be lower to avoid side effects

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False

Must be higher to treat them effectively

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17
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3 processes that occur in renal excretion

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Glomerular filtration
Tubular secretion
Passive reabsorption

18
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If drugs will not be excreted in the kidneys, it can be eliminated by what organ

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Liver

19
Q

These are individuals who have 2 normal genes and metabolize drugs normally

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Extensive metabolizer

20
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Intermediate metabolizer have ___ & ___ allele from the same gene and show reduced metabolic activity

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1 active

1 non-active

21
Q

These individuals have multiple copies of active genes

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Ultra-rapid metabolizer

22
Q

These individuals have two-functional genes and metabolize drugs very slowly

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Poor metabolizer

23
Q

Multiple medications in a single patient

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Polypharmacy

24
Q

It means reducing the number of drugs or stopping medication

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Deprescribing

25
Q

It is involved in metabolism and clearance of S warfarin

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CYP2C9

26
Q

It encodes vitamin K epoxide reductase enzyme and the target of warfarin

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VKORC1

27
Q

Class of medication called NRTIs and usually used for HIV patients

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Abacavir

28
Q

NRTIs stands for

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Nucleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors

29
Q

It is used to prevent seizure or convulsions

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Anticonvulsants

30
Q

Anti-psychotic medication

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Clozapine

31
Q

It is a chemotherapeutic agent

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5-fluorouracil

32
Q

This drug blocks the effect of estrogen hormone

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Tamoxifen

33
Q

Most common side effect of Tamoxifen

A

Hot flushes

34
Q

It is used to treat chronic myeloid leukemia

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Dasatinib, Imatinib

35
Q

2 CCYP 450 enzymes in amplichip

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2D6

2C19

36
Q

(True or False)

RTPCR is one of the earliest genetic markers developed for genetic mapping

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False

RFLP

37
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This method is used to reveal genetic code of DNA

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Pyro-sequencing

38
Q

What is the name of Vitamin D2 & D3

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D2- ergocalciferol

D3-cholecalciferol

39
Q

It is also known as egg-white injury factor

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Biotin

40
Q

It is best paired with Vitamin C

A

Iron

41
Q

(True or False)

Nutrigenomics is how your genes affect how your body responds to what you eat

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False

Nutrigenetics