Proteau's Study Guide Flashcards
Norepinephrine which adrenergic receptors does it agonize? R or S config? Structural features? short or long acting? selective or non-selective?
a1, a2, B1 R Catechol, primary amine group short-acting non-selective
Epinephrine which adrenergic receptors does it agonize? R or S config? Structural features? short or long acting? selective or non-selective?
a1, a2, B1, B2 R Catechol, secondary amine group short-acting non-selective
what does COMT do?
transfers a methyl group onto the oxygen -> hydrogen leaves, CH3 is replaced
what does MOA do?
replaces NH2 with CO2H
1 or B carbon means?
2 carbons away from N group
2 or a carbon means?
C adjacent to N group
if a drug has a COOH group, what enzyme interacts with it and what is the process it undergoes called?
Adding a COOH group to a drug that acts as norepinephrine makes it what?
L-AAAD causes decarboxylation
prodrug
drugs containing ester groups (COO) require what enzyme for activation?
ester hydrolysis
what does N-isopropyl look like? how does this effect MAO metabolism?
N connected to a C that has two methyl groups attached
slows down MAO metabolism
structure containing N-isopropyl has selectivity for which receptor(s)?
what is the exception?
B1 and B2
only B2 selective if structure cannot undergo COMT
what does N-t-butyl look like? how does this effect MAO metabolism?
N connected to a C that has three methyl groups attached
blocks MAO metabolism
structure containing N-t-butyl has selectivity for which receptor(s)?
B2
if you add a methyl to the 2/a position, what receptor is it selective towards?
will the drug undergo MAO metabolism?
a2
no, blocked by a-methyl group
dobutamine has predominantly what receptor agonist activity?
B1
For B2s, if no COMT what is primary route of metabolism?
sulfonation