Receptor Binding Equations and Related Terminology Flashcards

1
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The REVERSIBILITY of binding together with receptor saturation lead to the following fundamental equation ____

A

[RD] = [Rt] x [D]/Kd+[D]

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Rt, D, Rd, Kd stand for the following _____.

A

Rt - total number of receptors
D = greg drug concentration (NOT bound to receptor)
Rd = drug-receptor complex (drug BOUND to receptor)
Kd = “equilibrium dissociation constant” for the drug and its receptor

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3
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Kd is the ______.

A

Equilibrium dissociation constant for the drug and its receptor.

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4
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What parameters determine [RD] complex and what the response is going to be?

A

[Rt], [D], and Kd.

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5
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Fraction of receptors occupied, or FRO is equivalent to what?

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Drug bound to receptor divided by total # of receptors = ([RD]/[Rt])…. OR the Free Drug Concentration divided by the equilibrium dissociation constant plus free drug concentration = ([D]/Kd+[D])

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6
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When drug concentration is equal to Kd (equilibrium dissociation constant) then ____.

A

the fraction of receptors occupied is 50%.

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