THermo 2 Flashcards

1
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Define the equilibrium constant.

A

K eq = concentration of product / concentration of reactants;

the concentrations are at equilibrium.

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2
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How to calculate K part in the free energy of transfer?

A

k part = M oct / M aq

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3
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What value is associated with biological activity of a drug?

A

log K part;

= log P

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4
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What are the ranges for log P?

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  • optimal log P for oral/intestinal absorption is ~1.3 - 1.8.
  • Most orally taken drugs have 0 < log P < 3.
  • very high log P leads to toxic build-up in fatty tissues;
  • very low log P leads to low absorption
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5
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What are the two constants in protein-ligand binding?

A

association: K a;
dissociation: K b.
(product over reactant)

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6
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How to calculate what fraction of protein have drug bound?

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% drug bound = Y

Y = [PL] / ([P] +[PL]) = [L] / Kd + [L]

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7
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What are the two constants in Acid-Base Equilibrium? How are they connected?

A

Ka Kb = Kw

pKa + pKb = 14

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8
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What is the neutral form for weak acids?

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A- is charged form, HA is neutral form.

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9
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What is neutral form for weak bases?

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B - neutral form;

bH+ - charged form

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10
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What does the hydrophilic group do?

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It is polar/charged; it has specific interactions with proteins.

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