Transporters Flashcards
P-gp is what type of transporter
Efflux transporter
P-gp is located on apical membrane of intestinal cells and its job is to..
reduce drug absorption
What do influx transporters do
Enhance drug absorption
Overexpression of an efflux transporter
Results in a decrease in bioavailability and systemic drug concentration
P-gp (MDR1) located on canalicular membrane of hepatocytes
To move drugs out of the hepatocytes and into bile
OCT1 (SLC22A1) on the sinusoidal membrane
Influx transporter that brings drugs into the hepatocytes
In the kidney:
P-gp (MDR1) is located on the apical membrane (facing the tubule lumen) and does what
increases drug elimination
P-gp in the brain
reduces drug penetration into the brain
The major pharmacogenomic effects that have been presently identified are due to polymorphic expression of gene products relating to
drug metabolism, drug transport, and drug targets
In patients with the T allele, expression levels of P-gp is
REDUCED
Examples of target PGx
EGFR
HER2
HLA-B57:01
HLA-B15:02
Erlotinib targeting EGFR
Erlotinib inhibits the kinase activity of EGFR, blocking signal transduction
Trastuzumab
(Herceptin)
HER2