Receptor Kinetics & Cell Signaling Flashcards

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Pharmacodynamics

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The effect of a drug on the body (as it binds to its target).

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Pharmacokinetics

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The availability of a drug within the body. (How a drug is carried/metabolized in body)

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Main types of Receptors (4)

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  1. Ligand-gated (ion channels; ionotropic receptors)
  2. Intracellular Receptors
  3. G-protein coupled Receptors
  4. Enzyme-linked receptors
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4
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A low Kd indicates…

A low Ka indicates…

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…A high binding affinity

…A low binding affinity

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5
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Equation for Kd

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[L] [R] / [LR]

Units: molar

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Efficacy vs Effectiveness

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How well the drugs works (regardless of patient) vs. How easy is it for a patient to use the drug?

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GPCR Pathway (G-alpha)

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Adenylyl Cyclase (AC) > (ATP>cAMP) .> PKA >further regulation

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8
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(GPCR) Phosphodiesterase function

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Inhibitor. Converts cAMP to AMP

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9
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RTK Signaling Pathway

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Enzymes Dimerize > Autophosphorylation of Tyr > PI3 Kinase (PIP 2>3) > PDK1 > AKT

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10
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Examples of RTK Receptors

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EGF (Endothelial Growth Factor) & Insulin receptors

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