Unit 2 Mechanism of Toxicity and Toxicokinetics Flashcards

1
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Immunologically mediated adverse reaction to a chemical

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Chemical Allergy

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2
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Situation when pre-exposure of chemical is required to produce
toxic effect

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  • Allergic reaction
  • Sensitization reaction
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3
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refers to a genetically determined abnormal reactivity to a chemical

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Chemical idiosyncrasy

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4
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Order of frequency of involvement in systemic toxicity

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  1. CNS
  2. Circulatory system
  3. Blood and hematopoietic system
  4. Visceral organs (liver, kidney, lungs and skin)
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5
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Sources of Ultimate toxicant include:

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  • Parent compound from a biological source
  • Metabolite
  • Reactive Oxygen or Nitrogen Species produced by biotransformation reactions.
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6
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he intensity of the toxic effect depends on the concentration and persistence of the __________

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ultimate toxicant

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7
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The_____________ is responsible for causing the toxicity

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ultimate toxicant

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8
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Mechanisms Facilitating Distribution to a target

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Porosity of the Capillary Endothelium
Specialized Transport across the Plasma membrane
Accumulation in cell organelles
Reversible Intracellular binding

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9
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Mechanisms Opposing distribution to a target

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Binding to Plasma Proteins
✔Specialized Barriers
✔Distribution to Storage sites
Association with intracellular Binding Proteins
Export from Cells

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10
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possesses very long duration due to inability of effective elimination. This results to repeated exposure.

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Highly Lipophilic Compounds

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11
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Excretion for Highly Lipophilic Compounds

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  • From the mammary gland (breast milk)
  • Bile
  • Intestinal lumen from blood
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12
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EXcretion for Volatile, nonreactive toxicants (gas and volatile liquids)

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Pulmonary Capillaries and alveoli

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13
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Reabsorption happnes wherein the product can go back again into the system via

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tubular fluid reabsorption

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14
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Possible production of Toxication (metabolic activation)

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  • Electrophiles
  • Free Radicals
  • Nucleophiles
  • RedOx active reactants
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15
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Different mechanisms of detoxification

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⮚Detoxification of Toxicants with no Functional Group
⮚Detoxification of Nucleophiles
⮚Detoxification of Electrophiles
⮚Detoxification of Free Radicals
⮚Detoxification of Protein Toxins

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16
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Detoxification Process and Enzyme of Toxicants with no Functional Group

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Hydroxylation/c arboxylation Conjugation - CYP 450 Tranferase

17
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Detoxification Process and Enzyme of Nucleophiles

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Conjugation, Tranferases

18
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Detoxification Process and Enzyme of Electrophiles

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Conjugation, Glutathione S transferase

19
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Detoxification Process and Enzyme of Free Radicals

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ReDoX, Superoxide dismutase Glutathione peroxidase Catalase

20
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Detoxification Process and Enzyme of Protein Toxins

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Reduction, Thioredexin

21
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Reasons for Failed Detoxification:

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  1. Toxicant overwhelms the detoxification process
  2. Reactive toxicant inactivates a detoxifying agent enzyme
  3. Detoxification is reversed after transfer to other tissues
  4. Harmful by products are produced by the detoxification process