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Name this structure and class
Acetylcholine Chloride

Muscarinic and Nicotinic Agonist
Draw Acetylcholine Chloride
Name this drug and class
Carbachol Chloride

Non-selective Muscarinic/Nicotinic agonist
Draw Carbachol Chloride
Name this compound and class
Pilocarpine

Muscarinic agonist
Draw Pilocarpine
Name this drug
Acetylcholine
Draw Acetylcholine
Name this drug
Muscarine
Draw Scopolamine
Name this drug
Telenzepine
Name this drug
Dicyclomine
Draw Benztropine
Name this drug
Methantheline
Draw Methantheline
Name this drug
Propantheline
Name this drug
Succinylcholine
Draw Succinylcholine
Name the two possible drugs for this structure
Turocurarine R=H

Metocurine R=Me
Draw the structures for Tubocurarine and Metocurine
Name this drug
Decamethonium
Draw Decamethonium
Draw Pancuronium
Name the amino acids in the active site of acetylcholinesterase.
1. Glu 327
2. His 440
3. Ser 203
4. Trp 86
5. Phe 338
Name this molecule.
Tetraalkylammonium ion
Name this molecule.
Neostigmine.
What does the image depict?
An aged enzyme after exposure to a nerve agent.
Draw isofluorophate/ DFP/Floropryl.
What is malathion used for?
Insecticide.
Name the above molecule.
Sarin (GB); nerve agent.
Name the above compound.
Albuterol
Name the above structure, and the parent compound it stems from.
Aziridinium ion; beta-haloalkylamines
Name the above compound.
beta-haloalkylamine
Name the above compound.
Biolterol.
Draw a structure of colterol.
What group of compounds is the above scaffold representative of?
Ergot derivatives.
Name the above compound.
Dichlorisopreterenol
Draw a structure of isoproterenol.
Name the above compound.
Metaproterenol
Name the above compound.
Nadalol
Fill in the missing enzymes/intermediates.
1. L-Tyrosine
2. Tyrosine Hydroxylase
3. L-DOPA
4. PLP
5. Dopamine beta-hydroxylase
Name the above compound.
Phenoxybenzamine
Draw a structure of Regitine.
Name the above compound.
Pindolol
Name the above compound.
Pirbuterol
Draw a structure of Salmeterol.
Draw a structure of Propanolol.
Name the above compound.
Timolol
Name the compounds that correspond to the R groups.
1. Prazosin
2. Terazosin
3. Doxazosin
What receptor do R1 substituents influence the activity of?
beta; act as an agonist
True or False: Larger derivatives at R1 favor beta 1 receptors over beta 2 receptors.
False.
Alpha selectivity is observed in what type of substitution at R2?
Methyl
If a ring with a single hydroxy at 3' is substituted, which type of receptor specificity is observed?
alpha selectivity
Name the above compound.
Paroxetine/Paxil
Name the above compound.
Sertraline/Zoloft
Name the above compound.
Citalopram/Celexa
Name the above compound.
Alosetron
Name the above compound when (1) R=CH3 and (2) R= H
1) Amitryptilline
2) Nortyrptilline
Name the above compound.
Clozapine
Name the class of drug the above compound belongs to.
MAO inhibitor (deprenyl; irreversible)
Name the above compound.
Dimethyltryptamine
Draw fluoxetine/Prosac
Draw Imipramine/Desipramine.
Where imipramine corresponds to R=CH3 and desipramine corresponds to R=H.
Name the above compound.
MDMA
Name the above compound.
Mescaline
Name the class of drug the above compound belongs to.
MAO inhibitor (nialamide; irreversible)
Where and how is the above compound produced?
Produced by metabolism of fluoxetine by CYP2D6 once ingested.
Name the above compound.
Ondansetron/Zofran
What popular drug combination is pictured?
Phen-Fen
Name the structures above.
1. Tryptophan
2. 5-Hydroxyltryptophan (5-HTP)
3. Serotonin (5-HT)
What class of drug does the above compound belong to?
MAO Inhibitor (tranylcypromine; irreversible)