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class - fast tracked, hot drugs, very expensive, protease inhibitors
inhibition of viral maturation
nucleoside and nucleotide analogues
work on reverse transcriptase
alkylating agents
mismatched base pairs, causes cleavage, directly modifies dna structure
platinum compounds
turned incurable diseases into curable ones (testicular, ovarian, esophageal)
vinca alkaloids
inhibits polymeization, important milestone in peds leukemia, comes from the periwinkle plant
taxanes
inhibit depolymerization, eu tree, hyperinsensitivity
FLT3
acute myelogenous leukemia
JAK2
myeloproliferative disorders; polychthemia vera, essential throbocythemia, myloid metaplasia with myelofibrosis
BCR-ABL/C-KIT/PDGFR
unique to leukemia cells
oxazolidinones
works against gram positive bacteria
doxycycline
safest tetracycline, safer for kidneys, lower incidence of nausea, vomiting, superinfection
sitagliptin
selective inhibition of DPP IV
doxycalciferol
use to treat secondary hyperparathyroidism, metabolized in liver = vitamin d, supresses PTH,less hypercalcemia compared to calcitriol
what drug dosage is dependent on the intact PTH (PTHi)
Doxycalciferol
lanthanum
dissociates in lanthanum ions in gi tract which binds to phosphate
sevelamer
binds phosphate in the intestine inhibiting the absorption
paricalcitol
used to treat secondary hyperpt

- inhibition supresses pth secretion and synthesis
what drugs increases beta cells?
sitagliptin
what drug may also help in breast cancer therapy?
SERMS
Linezolid
oxazolindinanes
What class treats influenza, acne, chlaydia, and mycoplasma penumoniea?
tetracyclines
what class is dependent on concentration for its effects?
aminoglycosides
What drug is bacteriacidal?
aminoglycosides
stretpomycin
aminoglycosides
translation inhibitors
tetracycline, doxycycline, (30s) clindamycine (50s)
inhibition of viral uncoating
amantadine (multiuse drug)

rimantadine
Inhibition of viral attachment and entry
enfuviride (T-20)

work on cd4, hiv virus
nucleoside and nucleotide analoges
"clovir"
inhibition of viral maturation
"navir"
inhibition of viral release
"mivir"
microtubule inhibitors
vinca alkaloids and taxanes
what is an additional more specific pathway targeted for antineoplastic agents?
intracellular signal transduction pathways
proteasome inhibitors
bortezomib (multiple myeloma, lymphoma)
angiogenesis inhibtors
anti-vef
plantinum compounds
cisplatin, carboplatin, oxaliplatin
inhibitors of purine metabolism
6- mercaptopurine (6-MP), azathioprine, pentostatin
inhibitos of ribnucleotide reductase
hydroxyurea
EGF receptor antagonists
"nib" and "mab"