Peptide Depots Flashcards

1
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4 types of long acting HIV prevention

A

intravaginal ring
implant
injectable
antibody

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2
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Long-acting injectables

A

prolong drug action
decrease toxicity
minimize # injections
increase patient compliance and convenience
IM, SC
limited to potent drugs
expensive

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3
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SR-DDS (formulation w/o structural change of drug substance)

A

oil/suspension
in situ forming gel
microsphere (depot)

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4
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microsphere (depot)

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use biodegradable polymer as carrier to control drug release
–emulsion type
–spray drying type

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5
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subcutaneous injection for small MW drugs

A

e.g. insulin
can enter general circulation directly through blood capillaries

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6
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subcutaneous large MW molecules

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e.g. monoclonal antibodies
must traffic through the interstitial matrix to the peripheral lymphatic system before entering the general circulation at the subclavian vein

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7
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reservoir matrix

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zero order rate, stays within the desired level at a steady state rather than fluctuating

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diffusion controlled rate

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decreasing rate, fluctuates in and out of desired level at peaks and lows, but stays mostly within the bounds. Usually requires more doses

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9
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Implanon

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contraceptive implant
one poly EVA tube filled with poly EVA matrix containing particles of 3-keto-desogestrel
Thickness of outer membrane - 0.06mm
zero order drug release
EVA is the rate controlling membrane

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10
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biodegradable polymeric depots

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inject the degradable polymer containing the drug SC
Upon degradation, the drug enters circulation
sustained release

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11
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biodegradable polymers

A

polymer hydrolysis
drug release controlled by bulk degradation of polymer
drug release controlled by surface degradation of polymer, and drug release proportional to SA

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12
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surface degradation

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polyanhydride
gliadel wafer contains BCNU
surgeon operates to remove glioblastoma multiforme
8 dime-sized gliadel wafers placed in space tumor occupies
wafers slowly dissolve bathing the surrounding cells with BCNU for 2-3 weeks
zero-order drug release, constant SA

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13
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Bulk degradation

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hydration of microsphere
polymer hydrolysis
peptide dissolution
peptide diffusion
polymer erosion (loss of mass)
PGA, PLA, PLGA

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14
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polymer hydrolysis

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adds water molecule, breaking the bond

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15
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PGA

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highly crystalline
35-40 degrees C
degradation rate 2-3 months
sutures, soft anaplerosis

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16
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PLA L form

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semicrystalline
60-65 degrees C
degradation rate >2 years
fracture fixation, ligament augmentation

17
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PLA D, L form

A

amorphous
55-60 degrees C
degradation: 12-16 months
DDS

18
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PLGA

A

amorphous
45-55 degrees C
1-6 months
suture, fracture fixation, oral implant, drug delivery microsphere

19
Q

Peptide

A

short chain of AA linked by amide bonds
poor oral bioavailability
poor plasma stability
peptidase-mediated hydrolysis
rapid renal clearance
>50 AA-proteins

20
Q

polypeptides and half life

A

larger polypeptides–> longer half-life
Half-life is still generally very short

21
Q

peptide drugs

A

contain PLG microspheres
lyophilized drug substance
release modifier
may be microparticles (most), implant, or solid bolus

22
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peptide drug prepartation

A

protein preparation
encapsulation of protein
final product

23
Q

Lupron injection

A

prefilled dual chamber syringe (no mixing or refrigeration)
luproloc safety device
fine, 23 gauge needle
closed-system transfer device

24
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Uses of lupron

A

IVF
endometriosis
uterine fibroids
precocious puberty
cancer

25
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in situ forming depot (ELIGARD)

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drug in syringe A + biodegradable copolymer (PLG) and bicompatible lipid carrier (NMP) in syringe B
PLG solidifies in body due to NMP and water in body

26
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ELIGARD preparation

A

allow product to reach room temp
assemble syringes
mix throughly for 45 sec
inject at a 90 degree angle SC