MODULE 6 PART 3.1: PHASE 1 METABOLISM Flashcards

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Drug will undergo three different reactions. What are these?

A
  1. Oxidation
  2. Reductive deamination (reduction)
  3. Hydrolysis
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(1) It is the ____ that is broken down into small fragments/vesicles known as microsome.

A

SER

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(2) SER fragments can produce enzymes called ____.

A

cytochrome

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(3) Give some examples of cytochrome enzymes.

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  1. p450
  2. p488
  3. b5
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(4) Cytochrome enzymes mixed with oxygen results in ?

A

Mixed-function oxidase (MFO)

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(5) What is the function of mixed-function oxidase?

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  • Oxidation
  • Hydrolysis
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(6) Cytochrome enzymes mixed with NAPDH will result in ?

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  • NADPH + cytochrome c reductase = hydroxylation (hydrolysis)
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(7) Outer layer of mitochondria has ______ ______ enzyme.

A

monoamine oxidase

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(8) What is the function of monoamine oxidase?

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  • Oxidation
  • Reduction/deamination of biogenic amine
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(9) Hydrolysis is important metabolic pathway for _____ and _____.

A

ester-linkage; amide-bond

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(10) What are the enzymes for hydrolysis?

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  • Amidases - soluble fraction of the liver
  • Esterases - plasma
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