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Pharmacodynamics
the effect of drugs on the body
Pharmacokinetics
the effect of the body on drugs
Law of Mass Action
Kd = k-1/k1
EC50
the drug concentration at which the effect is 1/2 of the maximum
Kd
-equilibrium dissociation constant
-drug concentration at which receptor occupancy is 1/2 maximum
Receptor Occupancy
-fractional saturation
RO = DR/Rtotal = DR/R+DR
when D = Kd then R = DR and DR/Rtotal = 0.5
Partial agonist
Has only a partial response (due to shorter occupancy time)
Inverse agonist
Binds the R and causes a decreased basal response
Competitive Antagonist
-binds the same site as the Drug
-if you increase the concentration of the drug you can still have maximal signaling
Noncompetitive Antagonist
-binds to a different site on the receptor, the drug binds it's normal site but can't have maximal signaling
Kd remains unchanged but maxiumum response is decreased by 1/(1+I/Ki)
Mixed antagonist
binds to a separate site but modulates the ability of the agonist to bind
Physiological Antagonist
Drug that antagonized the effect of another druge by inducing an opposing physiological response
Irreversible Antagonist
irreversible binding
-law of mass action does not apply
Allosteric Activator
binds to site independent of agonist binding site and enhances the activity of the agonist
Potency
the does that causes a given effect
-the most potent has the lowest EC50 (A)
Efficacy
the dose that gives the maximal response (B, C, D)
ED50
mean effective does: produced effect in 50% of patients in a population
LD50
mean lethal dose
Therapeutic Index
LD50/ED50
Author
jknell
ID
114499
Card Set
Intro to Pharmacology
Description
intro to pharm, drug receptor interactions (lectures 2 and 3)
Updated
11/4/2011, 7:58:24 PM
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