Pharmacology last lecture Flashcards
What affects variable drug response in humans?
- age
- disease
- sex
- other drugs + xenobiotics
- genetics
due to differences in
- pharmacodynamics
- pharmacokinetics
xenobiotic
a chemical substance found within an organism that is not naturally produced or expected to be present within the organism.
- It can also cover substances that are present in much higher concentrations than are usual
autosome
all chromosomes that are not sex chromosomes
allosome
sex chromosomes
Hardy-Weinburg Law
for two distinct alleles (A and a) (WT and mut), the possible combinations are:
AA Aa aa
(AA + aa = homozygotes)
(Aa = heterozygote)
the frequency of of genotype combination is:
1= A^2 + 2Aa + a^2
autosomal dominant
mutant allele dominates
autosomal recessive
mutant phenotype is only present if both alleles are present (e.g. aa)
x-linked recessive
phenotype occurs more frequently in males (1xchr)
autosomal co-dominant
phenotype is the average of each allele