polymorphisms & genetic tests Flashcards
5-FU needs what test
DPD
6-MP needs what test, how will dose need adjusted if +?
TPMT loss of function polymorphism. increase dose
loss of HGPRT is a unique resistance mechanism for what drug?
6-MP
increased glutathione is a unique resistance mechanism for what alkylator
chlorambucil
hemorrhagic cystitis is a unique SE of what drug? what is tx?
cyclophosphamide; mecna
acrolein buildup as side product
nephrotoxicity and ototoxicity are unique SEs of what alkylator/platinum compound
cisplatin
pgp overexpression and glutathione s transferase overexpression are unique resistance mechanisms for what drug
irinotecan (topo I inhibitor)
UGT1A1 is a polymorphism that needs to be tested for prior to using what drug? does it increase or decrease toxicity
irinotecan, increased toxicity
which of the two topo 2 inhibitors do NOT intercalate
etoposide, doxorubicin does intercalate
pulmonary toxicity is unique to what drug
bleomycin, intercalates & single & double strand breaks
what is an important dose limiting SE of vincristine (vinca alkaloid, microtubule destabilizer)
neurotoxicity
what 2 drugs cause increased cholesterol?
abiraterone & exemestane
a patient with this mutation should be given ponatinib instead of imatinib. what other test should be done for imatinib?
T314I; philadelphia chromosome
what drug is specific for ITD mutations
quizartinib (FLT3 inhibitor)
what drug requires testing for the fusion gene of ALK to ELM4?
alectinib (ALK inhibitor)
what drug is used in BRAF-v600 mutations? what drug needs to be administered with this?
dabrafenib; trametinib [will cause RASH]
EGFR inhibitors need testing for what mutation
exon 19 or 21 (L858R)
gefitinib & afatinib are resistance to patients with ____. what drug can overcome this?
T790M; osimertinib
what are the 3 covalent kinase inhibitors
acalabrutinib, afatinib, osimertinib
lapatinib & tucatinib need to be prescribed with what drug?
capecitabine (active form of 5-FU)
Bevacizumab must be used in combo with what drug?
5-FU
what is the dose-limiting SE of ipilimumab? what receptor does it target?
severe immune-mediated AE; CTLA-4
pembrolizumab requires a positive test of what for NSCLC?
PD-L1+
what BiTE can result in cytokine storm
mosunetuzumab; it targets CD3 & CD20
CAR-T therapy targets what CD? what cancer does it tx?
CD19, B-cell leukemia
what drug is associated with “synthetic lethality”
olaparib (BRCA1/2 & PARP)
Venetoclax targets _______. and for the tx of AML it should be used in combo with ________–
BCL-2 (anti-apoptotic protein that exists in cancers); 5-azacitidine