Timmermann Flashcards

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Labeling alpha or Beta

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Number the cholesterol

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All the cholesterol compounds we go over are cis or trans? meaning what?

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All trans and its talking about the fusion of the rings

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Cholestane skeleton?

Example?

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Long side chain and 2 methyl on 13 and 10

18, 19 methyl

Cholesterol

6 carbons

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Cholane?

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Small sidechaine than cholestane 4 carbons

two methyls 18 19

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Pregnane

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Much smaller side chaine

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Estrane nucleus

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Absence of 19 carbon

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Androstane

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Practice

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10
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Cholesterol —>? Preg?

What is involved?

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Summary of pathway

Where is aromatase involved?

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What is armomatase involved in?

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13
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What are the biosynthetic steps for Estradiol from Androstenendione

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—> Aromatase gives Estrone

17b-HSD —> Estradiol

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Estrogens natural sources

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  • Ovaries
  • Plcenta
  • Adrenal cortex (males and females)
  • Plants (flavoniods)
  • Mare urine
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Structure activity relationship of Estrogens

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16
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Estrane nucleus has no?

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C19 carbons

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17
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Estrogens aromatic where?

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A rings

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18
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esterogen group at 3 position?

Subject to?

What does this limit?

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  • Phenolic hydroxyl
  • Subject to biotransformation, which limits the duration of action, sulfation and glucuronidation
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Estradiol

rxn via sulfation and glucuronidation products

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Estradiol sulfate and estradiol glucuronidate

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3-hydroxyl group on estradiol is subject to ______ metabolism especially with ____ and to a lesser extent with?

What do these things cause?

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  • Phase II metabolism mostly with sulfation but also with glucuronidation
  • Sulfation and Glucuronidation increase polarity and cause more renal elimination
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What does an ether at the C3 position of an Estrogen cause?

2 things

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  • Ethers prolong the DOA by preventing sulfation and glucuronidation in vivo
  • The ether derivatives are inactive prodrugs that require hepatic dealkylation for activity
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Estrogens: 17 a group hydroxl

What happens at the 17b group and what enzyme causes it?

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Hepatic oxidation by 17b-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase

Makes a less active ketone and limits oral activity

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Estrogens 17 alpha ethinylation

Blocks?

Permits?

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Estrogens 17b OH esterifications

Provides?

Protects?

What happens in tissue?

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Estrogens indications 4
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Estrogen preparations
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Estrogen preparations: Natural estrogens and their esters
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Natural Estrogens: Estradiol Amongst the natural? Metabolic vulnerability? Forms?
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Natural Estrogens Estrone Activity compared to estradiol?
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Conjugated Estrogens Premarin Saturation in the B ring? What is important to note about the mixture? Isolated from? What form?
Sodium Estrone Sulfate Conjugated estrogens have grreater water solubility- this is the form found in urine PO, IM, IV
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Synthetic Conjugated Estrogens A and B
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Hydrolysis of 3-sulfates via intestinal \_\_\_\_\_? Forms? Talking about premarin What is premarin considered?
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Esterified estrogens? Name it What protects it? Hydro or lipophilic? Form? Duration?
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Estradiol valerate or estradiol cypionate Which one is more lipophilic and why?
Cypionate because 17 B SC
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Esterified estrogens Estra-cyp
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Semi-synthetic Estrogen preparations
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Ethinyl estradiol What is it? Prodrug or active? Important to note about the 17a? What is it used as?
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17 α-Ethinyl Estradiol 3-Methyl Ether (Mestranol) Prodrug or active?
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Synthetic lack ___ structure - ? 3 have estrgenic Agonist activity Estrogenic antagonist activity 3 type then drugs
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Diethylstilbestrol (DES) Form of ____ with the __ and ___ \_\_\_ Two phenolic ___ are set the same ___ as in \_\_\_\_ Why is this important?
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Synthetic Estrogenic Agonist DES A very ____ \_\_\_\_ estrogen What Isomer is 10 x more potent than? Formerly used to? Now?
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Two DES analogs?
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Dienestrol (Synestrol) What has been maintained? Active in what wat? But how is it used primarily?
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Chlorotrianisene No free ___ which blocks what? This also means it can be what form? Distance of what?
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SAR summary Feature essential for estrogenic activity 4 points Modification where can enhance activity? WHat provides the greatest activity?
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Antiestrogens Important in the modification of? What are the two major groups?
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Triphenylethylene Analogs What structure is retained? But features what type of moeity that is critical for antiestrogenic activity?
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Clomiphene What isomer is the ant antagonist and what one is the agonist?
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Clomphene Employed to promote? Form? What SEs?
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Tamoxifen What isomer is used? What type of compound is it? Used to treat? form?
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Selective estrogen Receptor Modulators SERM What are these trying to circumvent
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SERMs All approved drugs in this category exhibit? Why have they been given the name SERM?
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Raloxifene What type of activity? And what two things does this help? What effect on breast tissue? No ___ effect on the uterus? form?
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Toremifene Related to? What reduces its anti-estrogenic potency? Other SERMs in trials?
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Fulvestrant and Acolbifene
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Triazole ___ inhibitors 2 of them Prevent what? What type of inhibitors?
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Role of aromatase?
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Role of Aromatase in Cancer? Block conversion of? Control? Aid in?
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What binds heme in Anastrozole and Letrozole
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Anastrozole Specific? Tx of?
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Letrozole What does it do? Tx of? Second line to?
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Exemestane? What is it? Reversible or irreversible? Tx of?
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Phytoestrogens?
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Phytoestrogens Soy isoflavone B-glycosides are?
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Phytoestrogens What activity do they have? The two hydroxyl groups?
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Tx of Phytoestrogens?
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Where is the focus of progesterone drug in the pathway?
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Nat sources of Progestin 4 What is an important note about synthesized progestterone?
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Semi and Bio synthetic sources of progestins?
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Indications for progestins?
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Pregnane nucleus what are the important features? For derivates
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Key progesterone functional groups What do they do?
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What are the two main progestin products?
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Progestin Products: Progesterone and Derivatives Starting at Nat Progestins then from there
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Progesterone Prometrium Duration? Due to? Where from? What places are susceptible for metabolism?
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Progesterone: Metabolism to? What is added and different? What does it get metabolized by? Addition at 6 you should know whay its metabolized to
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Progesterone metabolism due to reduction what is the product and where are the changes
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Progesterone Progestasert Despite?
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17a-Hydroxyprogesterone what is it? Where is it produced?
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Where is 17a-Hydroxyprogesterone in the Steroid Hormone Syn pathway
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17a-Hydroxyprogesterone Metabolism what is teh same and what is different in comparison to progesterone metabolism What does this limit?
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Blocking the Metabolism of 17a-Hydroxyprogesterone
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Progestin Products: Progesterone Derivatives 3
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Blocking 3-keto-4-ene metabolism and 6ahydroxyation What aspects are improved?
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Medroxyprogesterone Acetate What SC is introduced? What does this cause?
Slow reduction of the keto and double bond 4-5
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Medroxyprogesterone Acetate at teh C6 position ___ is added and this decreases? This blocks?
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Medroxyprogesterone Acetate (Provera) What does the liver do? Similar to ___ except for? What is active? What decreases reduction of 20-keto
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Medroxyprogesterone Acetate How is it active? What types are ective how is this different? What form provide contraception for 3 months?
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Medroxyprogesterone Acetate In Prempro Used in combination with?
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Megesterol Acetate (Megace) What on the B ring increases activtiy? How much of oral dose is metabolized? How does it differ from Medroxyprogesterone? How does it block metabolism
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Megesterol Acetate Active in what form? Acitivty similar to? What decreases reduction of 20-keto?
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Ethisterone and Analogues \_ derivative of what?
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SAR summary of Progesterone and Derivatives Progestational effects depend on wha 4 things What mays it fit better to the receptor?
Alkene
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SAR Summary of Progesterone and Derivatives Synthetic Mods 2 main mods and talk about their effects
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Progestin Products 19-Norandrostane Derivatives The rapid metabolism of progesterone triggered?
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Key 19-Andro SAR Androstane Nucleus without?
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19-Norandrostane Derivative products
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19-Norandrostane SAR What contribute to the androgenic/anabolic effects? Readily metabolized to? what is in the A ring?
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Nandrolone Decanoate What is it?
Steroid
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19-Norandrostane SAR at c17 what is added and what does it block? Analogues with what are inactive?
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19-Norandrostane SAR at C17 Improving Progestational over Androgenic acitivty What group here changes to more progestational?
Ethynyl
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What does the 17 ethynyl 19-Norandrostane do ofr activity across the board?
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17 ethylyl 19-Norandrostane products 7
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Norethindrone What blocks what? Typically given?
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Norethindrone Acetate Combipatch Ester \_\_? Metabolized where to form? Prolonged action in what form?
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Androstane Nuc what are the parts?
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C13 Ethyl Derivatives All have what at C13? All haev what at C17
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Norgestrel and Levonorgestrel
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Norgestimate
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Desogestrel
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Gestodene
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SAR for 19-Norandrostane Derivatives 4
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SAR for 19-Norandrostane Derivatives Modifications 4 and what do they do
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Other progestins to look at
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Antiprogestin: Progesterone Receptor Antagonists Mifepristine also known as? What does it do? How does it do it?
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Key structural features of RU-486 Antagonism is mediated by?