Pharmacology Flashcards

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examples of NSAIDs

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main usage of NSAIDs

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anti-inflammatory
- inhibits enzyme involved in production of inflammatory mediators

analgesics
- inhibits the prostaglandin E2 receptor on nociceptor

antipyretic
- reduces fever

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moelcular target of NSAIDs (general information)

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inhibits prostaglandin H2 synthase/Cycloxygenase enzyme

involved in conversion of phospholipid into prostanoids

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prostaglandin synthesis definition

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biological pathway for conversion of phospholipids into prostanoids

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arachidonic acid synthesis definition

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membrane phospholid cleaved by phospholipase A2 to produce artachidonic acid

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chemical structure of phospholids and PLA2 mechanism of action

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cytosol PLA2 domain structural features

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catalytic mechanism of hydrolysis reaction of phospholids to serine with R2 phospholid and lyso phospholid

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process of release of arachidonic acid from serine

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