transporter proteins - J penny Flashcards

1
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where are proteins located?

A

in the plasma membrane

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2
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what do uptake transporters do?

A

they transport substrates into cells

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3
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what do efflux transporters do?

A

pump substrates out of cell

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4
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what is the mechanism of efflux transporters?

A

active transport - uses ATP as an energy source

- they transport substrates against a conc gradient

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5
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what do ABC transporters stand for?

A

Atp binding cassette

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6
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how do efflux transporters look in the membrane?

A

they form a pore in the membrane

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7
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list 3 efflux ABC transporters?

A

P-glycoprotein, BCRP, MRP

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8
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What is the most prevalent MDR transporter?

A

p-glycoproteins

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9
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how do p-glycoproteins work?

A

Atp binds to the Nucleotide Binding Domains in order to pump the drug/toxin out of the cell

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10
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what does BCRP protein stand for?

A

Breast Cancer Resistance Protein

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11
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efflux transporters can affect drug…

A

ADME. absorption, distribution in tissues/organs, metabolism, excretion. i.e pharmacokinetics

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12
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when a drug is absorbed orally, where is it first absorbed into?

A

small intestine

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13
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where are p-gp, BCRP expressed in?

A

apical membrane of intestinal epithelial cells

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14
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name some drugs p-gp’s reduce absorption of?

A

digoxin (heart failure) and cyclosporin A

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15
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how are drugs excreted from the body?

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via liver, via kidney

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16
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what must drugs do to treat CNS disorders?

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must cross the BBB

17
Q

what are BBB formed by?

A

brain capillaries, they are so tight together making it very difficult for drug to influx

18
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what do eflux transporters in the BBB do?

A

protect brain from toxins