INTRO TO BIOCHEM Flashcards

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Life depends on

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biochemical reactions

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Substance found within a living organism

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Biochemical Substance

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Biochemical Substance groups:

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Bioinorganic
Bioorganic

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Bioinorganic

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water (2/3) and inorganic salts (4-5 %)

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Bioorganic

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carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids
(1/4 body mass)

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Branches of Biochemistry

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Medical Biochemistry
Pharmaceutical Biochemistry

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Medical Biochemistry

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human health and disease
Clinical chemistry
Methodology and interpretation of chemical tests (diagnosis and treatment)

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Clinical laboratories, consults, diagnoses and treatment (metabolic disorders and biochemical
abnormalities)

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Medical chemist

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understanding the normal state of the body to identify abnormalities

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Medical Biochemistry

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Pharmaceutical Biochemistry

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Drug affect biochemistry and metabolism
Data of biochemistry and chemistry in medicine production
Science of medicine, clinical uses, adverse effects,
Chemical process associated with drug action

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Pharmaceutical Biochemistry Other coverage:

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o Drug delivery
o Enzymology
o Pharmacokinetics & Pharmacodynamics
o Clinical pharmacology

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Pharmaceutical Biochemistry Data on:

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o Adverse effects
o Molecular targets
o Characterization of medicine or
different chemical substance

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(heart of genetics)

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Biochemistry of the nucleic acids

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Traditional - noninfectious disease

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normal flora

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abnormal growth/population

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Pathologic - infectious

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Pharmacogenetics:

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▪ Effects of genes on drug response
▪ Diagnostic clinical biochemistry laboratories
▪ Genetic factors - changes in drug metabolic rate

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Study body functions

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Physiology

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in cancer cells

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Oncogenes

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involved in the control of normal cell growth

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Molecular mechanisms

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20
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drug acting on a particular part or cell

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molecular target/ specificity

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determining what is the drug and its behavior

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Characterization

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Optimal way to absorb

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Drug delivery

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What the body does to the drug

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Pharmacokinetics

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What the drug does to the body

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Pharmacodynamics

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Mechanism of action
Clinical Pharmacy
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the transformation of biomolecules
metabolize
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identifying genes to know which disease they are prone to
Gene Mapping
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the process by which dividing cells change their functional or phenotypical type.
Cell differentiation
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Immunochemical methods
Biochemical techniques
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ELISA
Enzyme-linked Immunosorbent Assay
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any substance that causes your immune system to produce antibodies against it
antigen
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a protein produced by the body's immune system when it detects harmful substances
antibody
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Chromosome involve in drug metabolism
CYP 450
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Immunology Biochemistry:
▪ Qualitative and quantitative analysis of biological fluids (blood, serum or plasma, urine, or tissues) ▪ Chemical constituents or physiologic processes ▪ Evaluation of immune factors ▪ Disease and assessment ▪ Transplant immunosuppression
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knowledge of biochemistry and physiology
Pharmacology
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Pharmacology Biochemistry:
• Rational treatments of diseases • Fundamental causes and mechanisms of diseases • Patient response and efficacy of prescribed therapy
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Toxicology Four main roles:
1. Routine examination of blood chemistry 2. Metabolic fate of poisons 3. Measurements which define at an early stage changes which indicate effects on particular organs 4. Studies to elucidate mechanisms of toxicity
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Study of disease
Pathology
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Pathology Biochemistry:
▪ Fundamental causes, mechanisms and diagnoses of diseases ▪ Screening tests for the early diagnosis
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understanding, maintenance of health, and effective treatment
Physician
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Optimal dietary intake of a number of chemicals:
o vitamins o amino acids o fatty acids o Minerals o Water
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Basis of Disease Physical agents:
▪ Mechanical trauma ▪ Extremes of temperature ▪ Sudden changes in atmospheric pressure ▪ Radiation ▪ Electric shock
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Basis of Disease Chemical agents
▪ Toxic compounds ▪ Therapeutic drugs
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Basis of Disease Biologic agents:
▪ Viruses ▪ Bacteria ▪ Fungi ▪ Higher forms of parasites
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Basis of Disease Lack of Oxygen:
▪ Loss of blood supply ▪ depletion of the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood ▪ poisoning of the oxidative enzymes
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Basis of Disease Genetic disorders:
Congenital, molecular
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Basis of Disease Nutritional imbalances:
Deficiencies, excesses
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Basis of Disease Immunologic reactions:
Anaphylaxis, autoimmune disease
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Basis of Disease Endocrine imbalances:
Hormonal deficiencies, excesses.
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Basis of Disease
Physical agents Chemical agents Biologic agents Lack of Oxygen Genetic disorders Nutritional imbalances Endocrine imbalances Immunologic reactions
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Investigations and laboratory tests in relation to diseases
1. To reveal the fundamental causes and mechanisms of diseases 2. To suggest rational treatments of diseases based on the fundamental causes and mechanisms of diseases 3. To assist in the diagnosis of specific diseases 4. To act as screening tests for the early diagnosis of certain diseases 5. To assist in monitoring the progress (eg, recovery, worsening, remission, or relapse) of certain diseases 6. To assist in assessing the response of diseases to therapy
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increase serum creatinine
kidney problems
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blood glucose level ↑ 120mg/dL
Diabetes mellitus
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blood thyroxine or thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) in neonatal → diagnosis of congenital hypothyroidism
Neonatal screening
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conditions with severe consequences that is → termination of pregnancy
Antenatal (prenatal) Screening:
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Polymers of amino acids