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The study of substances that interact with living systems through chemical processes |
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the undesirable effects of chemicals on living systems |
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Study of the biochemical and physiologic effect of drugs and their mechanism of action The actions of the drug on the body |
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o The actions of the body on the drug o Involves absorption, distribution, metabolism and elimination (ADME) |
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The study of genetic variations that cause differences in response among individuals or populations |
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pharmacogenomics(pharmacogenetics) |
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insertion of appropriate healthy gene into somatic cells |
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the component of a cell or organism that interacts with a drug. It initiates the chain of biochemical events leading to the drug's observed effect. Plays a regulatory role in the drug molecule interaction with specific molecules in the biological system. |
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molecule that binds to a receptor. involved in chemical signaling ex- neurotransmitter, hormone, drug, messenger molecule |
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drug that is synthesized within the body |
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drug that is made of chemicals outside the body |
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poisons of biologic origin harmful effects |
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drugs bind to and activate the receptor directly or indirectly brings about the effect |
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binds to the receptor and prevents binding by other molecules |
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the penetration of a permeate(liquid, gas or vapor) through a solid |
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aqueous diffusion lipid diffusion transport by special carries endocytosis and pinocytosis |
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-occurs within the larger aqueous compartments of the body -across epithelial membrane junctions -through aqueous pores of the enodothelial lining of blood vessels (between the blood an dextravascular space) -governed by Fick's Law |
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-most important limiting factor for drug permeation is lipid barriers -the ability to move from aqueous to lipid (or lipid to aqueous) varies on the pH of the medium -governed by Fick's law |
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-multidurg-resistance type 1 (MDRI) transporter -also known as P-glycoprotein -cancer drug resistance in GI tract epithelium -found in the brain,testes, other tissues and some neoplastic cells - |
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-Involves passive diffusion of molecules down a concentration gradient -quantifies "common sense" relationships -drug absorption occurs faster from organs with large surface area (large intestine)vs. organs with small absorbing areas (stomach) -drug absorption is faster from organs with thin membrane barriers (lungs) than from those with thick membranes (skin) |
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-excretion -weak acids are usually excreted faster in alkaline urine -most drugs are freely filtered in the glomerulus but lipid-soluble drugs can be rapidly reabsorbed -If overdosed on weak acid drug, giving bicarb. will speed up excretion |
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• Weak acids are usually excreted faster in alkaline urine -Weak bases are usually excreted faster in acidic urine -Other fluids where pH can cause “trapping” include stomach, small intestine, breast milk, aqueous humor, vaginal and prostatic secretions |
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-The component of a cell or organism that interacts with a drug and initiates the chain of biochemical events leading to the drug's observed effect |
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-largely determine the quantitative relationships between dose or concentration of drug and pharmacologic effects -are responsible for selectivity of drug action, size, shape,electrical charge, mediate the action of both pharmacologic agonists and antagonists -regulatory proteins -mediates the actions of endogenous chemical channels -mediates the effects of many of the most useful therapeutic agents |
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may be inhibited or activated by binding to a drug -ex. dihydrofolate reductase is targeted by MTX |
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