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Nucleoside vs Nucleotide
Nucleotide has 1 Pi group

Nucleoside has no Pi group
What are the two mechanisms by which nucleoside and nucleotide analogues work?

What is their target?
Competitive inhibition: competes with dTTp (for example)--deoxythymidine-triphosphate

Chain termination: once it's incorporated into growing DNA chain, natural dNTP cannot be added

Target = viral reverse transcriptase
Acyclovir: uses
(Guanine analogue)
HSV>VZV

Poor bioavailability
Valacyclovir: uses
(oral prodrug of acyclovir)
HSV>VZV

3.5x greater bioavail
Famciclovir: uses
HSV/CSV

(HSV much more common than cytomegalovirus)
Ganciclovir: uses
(NuecleoSIDE analogue)

CMV

Low bioavail
Valganciclovir: uses
oral prodrug of ganciclovir

CMV
Foscarnet: uses
pyrophosphate analogue

CMV, acyclovir-resistant HSV and VZV

IV only, BM supression (anemia)
How many drugs should be used against a patient infected with HIV?
3 drugs active against HIV

start and stop all at once

simple regimens = better adherence

BEST REGIMEN IS ONE PATIENT WILL TAKE
What is the preferred initial therapy for HIV-1 infected patients?

Alternatives?
Preferred: tenofovir + emtricitabine
(two nucleoside analogues needed for cornerstone of triple combn tx)

Alternatives:
abacavir + lamivudine
zidovudine + lamivudine
Tenofivir: uses
(NucleoTIDE analogue)
v. long 1/2-life (10-50 hrs)
Renal excretion
inc'd creatinine, proteinuria, dec'd bone density

Use: M184V HIV, HBV/HIV coinfected pts
Lamivudine + Emtricitabine: uses
Few side effects
Rapid resistance (M184V)

Use: HIV, HBV/HIV
Effect of K65R mutation in HIV?
Sensitizes virus to AZT
Abacavir: uses
Metab'd by Alcohol DH
Hypersensitivity rxn in 5%

HIV (questionably less active with higher viral loads)
Zidovudine: uses
BID administration
Excellent CNS penetration

Important for prevention of mother to child transmission (IV available)
Non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors: uses
Potent inhibitors of HIV-1, NOT HIV-2:

Efavirenz
Nevirapine
Etravirine
Efavirenz: class, uses
Non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor

CNS/psych syx in 50% pts
DO NOT GIVE IN FIRST TRIMESTER OF PREGNANCY
Rash in 27%
part of Atripla tx---preferred for tx naive pts
Tenofovir + Emtricitabine + Efavirenz
Tenofovir: nucleotide analogue
Emtricitbaine: ...
Efavirnez: NNRTI

1 pill once a day

Preferred regiment for tx naive pts!!
Nevirapine: class, uses
NNRTI for HIV

used with Zidovudine, Lamivudine as alternative to atripla (Tenof, Emtric, Efavirenz)

Induces p450 metabolism
Etravirine: class, uses
2nd Gneeration NNRTI
BID admin

INduces some p450 enzymes

Resistance requires mulrtiple NNRTI mutations (Y181C is KEY MUTATION)