02 - Drug receptor interactions (pharmacodynamics) Flashcards

(42 cards)

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Agonists…

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activate receptors!

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2
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Antagonists…

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block the action of an agonist

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3
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Benzodiazepines bind to the ( allosteric / orthosteric ) site of ( GABA A / GABA B / alpha-andrenergic) receptors

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Allosteric site of GABA A

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4
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Benzodiazepines enhance the endogenous…

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Effect of GABA (leading to greater hyperpolarisation, as more Cl- passes through the ion channel)

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5
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NSAIDs work by…

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Enzyme inhibition

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6
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NSAIDs inhibit…

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Cyclooxegenase

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7
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Drugs that mimic the endogenous process at a receptor are acting as…

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Agonists

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8
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Drugs that inhibit the endogenous process at a receptor are acting as..

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Antagonists

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9
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Histamine receptors have at least…

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14 subtypes

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10
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Receptor subtypes may have both different specificities for agonists and differences in the…

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Signal transduction pathway

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The 4 major types of receptor are…

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  1. Ligand-gated ion channel receptors
  2. G-Protein coupled receptors
  3. Enzyme (kinase) linked receptors
  4. Intracellular receptors
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12
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Which type of receptor acts the fastest?

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Ligand-gated ion channel receptors (ionotropic)

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13
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All ionotropic channels have ( intracellular / extracellular ) ligand binding sites

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Extracellular

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G-Protein coupled receptors are slower than ligand-gated ion channel receptors, but have a…

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Greater variety of responses

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15
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G-Protein coupled receptors are the most common…

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Receptor type and drug target

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16
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G-Protein coupled receptors can either be (2)…

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Direct (linked with an enzyme) or Indirect (triggers an ion channel)

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17
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adrenoreceptors are…

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G-protein coupled receptors

18
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Salbutamol is a drug which mimics the endogenous effects of which neurotransmitter on which receptors?

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Epinephrine, (beta-2) andrenoreceptors

19
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A trimeric G-protein is comprised of 3 subunits…

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  • alpha
  • beta
  • gamma
20
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Which G-protein subunit has the most significant catalytic activity?

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Alpha (which binds GTP)

21
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Name the 3 main subtypes of alpha-subunit….

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  1. Gs (activates adenyl cyclase, Ca2+ channels)
  2. Gi (inhibits adenyl cyclase, activates K+ channels)
  3. Gq (activates phospholipase C)
22
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alpha 1 adrenoreceptor activates a G-protein with which alpha subunit type?

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Gq -> activates phospholipase C

23
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alpha 2 adrenoreceptor activates a G-protein with which alpha subunit type?

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Gi -> inhibits adenyl cyclase and activates K+ channels

24
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beta 1 and 2 adrenoreceptors activate a G-protein with which alpha subunit type?

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Gs -> stimulates adenyl cyclase and activates Ca2+ channels

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The stimulation of adenyl cyclase via activation of the beta 1 adrenoreceptor results in...
Accelerated heart rate
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The stimulation of adenyl cyclase via activation of the beta 2 adrenoreceptor results in...
Broncodilation
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Salbutamol is a beta 2 adrenoreceptor ( agonist / antagonist)
Agonist | leads to broncodilation, used to treat asthma symptoms
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Atenalol is a beta 1 adrenoreceptor ( agonist / antagonist)
Antagonist | lowers heart rate
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Kinase linked receptors feature a large extra cellular binding site linked to the intracellular domain by a...
Single membrane-spanning helix
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Nuclear receptor binding sites are...
Intracellular So the ligand must cross the cell membrane
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Nuclear receptors are divided into (2)...
Class I and Class II
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Class I nuclear receptors are found in the...
Cytoplasm
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Class I nuclear receptors form...
Homodimers
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Class I nuclear receptors bind...
Endocrine (Steroid, hormone) ligands
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Class II nuclear receptors are found in the...
Nucleus
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Class II nuclear receptors form...
Heterodimers
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Class II nuclear receptors bind...
Lipid (fatty acid) ligands
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Most receptor operated channels have... a) a single binding site b) two binding sites c) multiple binding sites d) no binding sites
c) multiple binding sites
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Binding at one site can affect...
Binding at other sites
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The orthosteric site is the...
Main binding site
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Binding at the allosteric site can...
Modulate affinity at the orthosteric site (+/-) and bind antagonists
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Receptors may also have areas known as...
Effector regions | Which also effect the receptor