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1
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Class A G protein receptors

A

rhodopsin family
-bind amine neurotransmitters, neuropeptides, purines

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Class B protein receptors

A

secretin/glucagon family
-peptide hormone (glucagon, calcitonin)

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3
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Class C protein receptors

A

metabotropic gluatamate receptor
-glutamate
-GABA
-Ca 2+

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4
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Ion channel types

A

cys loop
lonotropic
P2X
Ca2+ release type

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5
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kD definition

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conc of ligand needed to bind half available receptors

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6
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Selectivity vs specificity

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selectivity in when it will bind many receptors
specificity is when it only binds one ever

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7
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EC50>=Kd50

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partial agonist (even when fully bound 100% effect isn’t reached)

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8
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Spare receptors

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when a drug is very effective and doesn’t need all the receptor it can bind to get 100% tissue response

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9
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Metrics of polarity

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-Log P (low = hydrophilic)
-Polar surface are (High=hydrophilic)

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10
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Parenteral admin

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avoids stomach and liver

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11
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enteral admin

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undergoes FPM

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12
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Ficks law

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the greater the concentration difference the faster diffusion

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13
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Fg

A

fraction escaping the gut

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14
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Fh

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fraction escaping liver

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15
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Eh

A

hepatic extraction raito (1-Fh)

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16
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oral bioavailability

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Fh * Fg

17
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Phase 1 metabolism

A

Functoinalization
-addition of a water soluble group
-oxidations by CYP P450 mostly

18
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where ligands bind to GCPR

A

N’ terminal

19
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Where G proteins bind to receptor

A

C’ terminal

20
Q

tyrosine kinases

A

bind Growth factors then phosphoraylze

21
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serine/theronine kinases

A

bind growth factors then phosphoralyze

22
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cytokine receptors

A

When activated they associate intracellular tyrosine kinases to affect gene transcription

23
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HRE

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Hormone Response Element bound by type 1 nuclear receptors

24
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retinoid X receptor (RXR)

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form heterodimer with type 2 nuclear receptors

25
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ATP-binding cassette (ABC)

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Use ATP hydrolysis to efflux

26
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solute carrier (SLC)

A

Are involved in influx of small molecules (AA, sugars, ions)

27
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P-type ATPases

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Na+/K+ pump

28
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Glutathionylation

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a Phase 2 detoxification step in addition to excretion

29
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Glucuronidation

A

Phase 2 step by UDP glucuronosyl transferase
-In ER and dominates at high [drug]

30
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Sulfation

A

Phase 2 step by sulfotransferases
-in hepatocytes
-dominates at low [drug]

31
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Steady state

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when steady dose rate has been given for 5 half lives of elimination