X-Phar410 Drug Bio Test
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| A. less active or inactive as compared to parent drug; metabolite can no longer produce therapeutic responseB. Phase I; introduce or expose a functional group on a compound to make more polar (hydrophilic)C. remove amine; done via oxygenD. Phase I; in some cases the reaction enhances activity of parent compoundE. inhibitor; not enough enzymes to activate the inactive prodrugF. The "E" bound to the "S" of the Glutathione; rxn kicks off glutamyl AA and then Glycine AA to leave Cysteine with the EG. Phase II; covalent linkage between functional group ON the parent drug and a highly polar conjugate; to make more hydrophilicH. intestine --> portal vein --> liver --> circulation via hepatic veinI. breaking of a bond with addition of H2OJ. NAPQI; "E", can kill hepatic cells if not conjugated with GlutathioneK. Prodrugs; can be activated in various places (stomach, intestine, liver, inside cell) and in various ways (cleavage of groups, biotransformations, addition of phosphates)L. O-UDP + ROH --> RO ; UDP is a transfer agentM. the parent compound is cleaved and released/ reabsorbed in systemic circulation; enterohepatic recirculationN. CYP 450 (1-3)O. an active form of the initially inactive parent drugP. liver; first pass metabolismQ. directly to excretion or can be biotransformed to an inactive metabolite then excretedR. a tripeptide of glutamate, cysteine, and glycine that picks things up to help them be excretedS. Not always in order of I then IIT. when there is an inducer; more enzymes, more metabolism |
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