Exam II: CYP450/Phase I Enzymes Flashcards

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1
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which CYP enzymes are inducible?

A

CYP1, CYP2, CYP3, and CYP4

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example of CYP enzyme not inducible?

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CYP2D6

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3
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abbrevation difference for cyps between humans and animals?

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humans are uppercase (CYP450)

animals are lowercase (cyp450)

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4
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most important CYPs for xenobiotic metabolism?

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CYP2C, CYP2D6 and CYP3A4/5

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5
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CYPs responsible for activation of many protoxins and procarcinogens

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CYP1A, CYP1B, CYP2A, CYP2B and CYP2E

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6
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CYP accountable for metabolism of almost 50% of drugs

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CYP3A4

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7
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where in the cell are P450 enzymes found?

A

ER

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8
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list the CYP-mediated rxns

A
Aliphatic hydroxylation
Aromatic hydroxylation 
Epoxidation
N-dealkylation
O-dealkylation
Oxidative deamination
N-oxidation
S-oxidation
Alcohol oxidation
Phosphothionate oxidation
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explain aliphatic hydroxylation

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oxidation occurs on a saturated carbon (alkane)

CH3 group is oxidized into C-OH

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10
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explain allylic hydroxylation

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oxidation occurs on a carbon directly adjacent to a carbon-carbon double bond
also CH3 group is oxidized into C-OH

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11
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what cofactors are necessary for biotransformation of drugs by CYP450?

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NADPH and oxygen

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12
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what is NADPH-P450’s role in electron transport chain?

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primary source of electrons -> it donates electrons

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13
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explain benzylic hydroxylation

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OH group added to carbon right next to ring
typically methyl (CH3) or methylene (CH2)
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14
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explain aromatic ring hydroxylation

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OH group added to para position of benzene ring

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15
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rank from most likely to react to least likely to react for hydroxylation (para,meta,ortho)

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para > ortho > meta

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16
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explain aliphatic double bond oxidation

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enzyme breaks C to C double bond forming an epoxide which reacts to become OH group

17
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explain N-demethylation

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methyl group attached to N is removed leaving NH

18
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explain O-dealkylation

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group attached to O removed leaving OH

19
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heteroatom dealkylation is initiated by HAT or SET? what is formed?

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HAT, forms a neutral carbon radical intermediate

20
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heteroatom oxygenation is initiated by HAT or SET? what is formed?

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SET, forms a radical carbon intermediate

21
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N-dealkylation occurs HAT or SET?

22
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N-oxidation occurs HAT or SET?

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O-dealkylation occurs HAT or SET?

24
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what does FMO utilize?

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what element does FMO not oxidize?
carbon
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which FMO is most important for drug metabolism? (FMO1, FMO2, FMO3)
FMO1
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FMOs are similar to what other enzyme? | what do they do?
CYP450s | oxidizes, usually N or S
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what does MAO utilize?
FAD
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two forms of MAO?
MAO-A and MAO-B
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unlike CYP enzymes, for MAO, oxygen in the product comes from ____ instead of __
H2O, O2
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what does oxidation of MAO look like?
does deamination (NH3 to NH2) forming an imine intermediate which is hydrolyzed into an aledehyde
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explain sulfoxide reduction
replaces oxygen bound to S with a hydrogen | ex. S double bond O -> S bond to H
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2 enzymes in quinone reductase?
QR1 and QR2
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two products of ester hydrolysis?
alcohol and carboxylic acid