Vasoactive peptides Flashcards
Vasoconstrictors
angiotensin 2, vasopressin, endothelins, neuropeptide Y
vasodilators
bradykinin and related kinins, natriuretic peptides, vasoactive intestinal peptide, substance P, neurotensin, calcitonin gene related peptides
what do ace inhibitors end in
pril
are ace inhibitors active drugs or pro drugs
captopril is the only active drug - the others are pro drugs
ARB ending
Sartan
Aliskiren
renin inhibitor
bosentan
endotehlin receptor antagonist
inhibits ETA and ETB receptors
active IV and orally
use in pulm hypertension
hepatotox, teratogen
phosphoramidon
endoothelin converting enzymes inhibitor
substance P
rapidly acting vasodilator (also makes endothelium leaky)
binds to neurokinin receptors (NK1/2/3)
aprepitant
neurokinin - 1 receptor antagonist
prevents chemotherapy induced emesis
desmopressin/ vasopressin
vasopressin receptor agonists
vasopressin = ADH
desmopressin - minimal V1 receptor activities = no vasoconstriction or stimulation of ACTH release
conivaptan
vasopressin receptor antagonist
actions of endothelin
rapid transient BP decrase - binds to ETB receptors on endothelium and causes release of NO
prolonged increased BP - binds to ETA receptors on vascular SM and cuases vasoconstriction (overall effect)
icatibant
kinin receptor B2 antagonists - being experemented to try to quell pain
calcitonin gene related peptide (CGRP)
most potent vasodilator discovered yet
release from trigeminal nerves may produce migrane
antagonists are under trial for migrane therapuetics