Phase 2 conjugation reactions Flashcards

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What are the 6 types of phase 2 Conjugation reactions

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1-Glucuronidation
2-Sulfation
3- Amino acid Conjugation
4-Glutathione conjugation
5- Acetylation
6-Methylation

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2
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True or False: Glucuronidation is the most common pathway?

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True

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3
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What enzyme is involved Glucuronidation

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UGT

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4
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What co-factor is involved in glucuronidation

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UDPGA (UDP-glucuronic acid)

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5
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What are the targets in glucuronidation

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-OH, -COOH- NH2, SH

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What is the outcome of glucuronidation?

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Forms β-D-glucuronides, increases polarity → easier renal/biliary excretion

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State the 2 steps in Glucuronidation

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1- the synthesis of UDPGA
2- the transfer of glucuronic acid to drug

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8
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What type of reaction is the transfer of glucuronic acid to drug

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Nucleophilic substitution with inversion

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9
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What enzyme is involved in Sulfation

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Sulfotransferase

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10
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What co-enzyme is involved in sulfation

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PAPS

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11
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What does sulfation target?

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phenols, alcohols, amines and thiols

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12
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what tissues does sulfation target

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Liver, kidney and intestine

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13
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What’s the outcome of sulfation?

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Adds SO^3- group increasing solubility

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14
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State the steps involved in sulfation

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1- synthesis of PAPS to ATP + sulfate
2- Transfer of SO^3- to substrate

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15
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What enzyme is involved in amino acid conjugation

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Amino acid transferase

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16
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What cofactors are involved in amino acid conjugation

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Acetyl-CoA & ATP

17
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What is targeted during amino acid conjugation

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Carboxylic acids

18
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What amino acids are used in amino acid conjugation

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Glycine, glutamine, taurine, histidine

19
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What is the outcome of amino acid conjugation

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Amide formation

20
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What steps are involved in amino acid conjugation

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-Activation of -COOH
2- Conjugation with amino acid

21
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What enzyme is involved in Glutathione conjugation

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Glutathione S-transferase

22
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What co-factor is involved in glutathione conjugation

23
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What are the targets for glutathione conjugation

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Electrophilic centres (epoxides and halides)

24
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What is the function of glutathione conjugation

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Detoxification- preventing cellular damage

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Outcome of glutathione conjugation
Non-toxic adduct excreted after modification
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What enzyme is involved in acetlyation
N-acetyltransferase
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what cofactor is involved in acetylation
Acetyl-CoA
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Targets in acetylation
aromatic amines, sulfonamides and hydrazines
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Outcome of acetylation
Decreases polarity forming an amide
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What enzyme is involved in methylation
Methyltransferase
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Cofactor in methylation
SAM
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Targets in methylation
Phenols, amines, thiols , N-heterocycles
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Outcome of methylation
decreased polarity inactivating the drug
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What is the pathway in methylation
Methionine → SAM → Methyl group transferred → SAH