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Highly protien bound drugs

Warfarin


Frusemide


Diazepam


Indomethacin


Tolbutamide


Clofibrate


Salicylates


Phenytoin


Sulfonamides


Phenylbutazone

Drugs that bind to tissue

Thiopentone sodium, benzodiazepines

Drug that binds to muscles

Emetine

Drug that binds to bone

Tetracyclines, lead.

Drugs that bind to retina

Chloroquine

Drugs that bind to Thyroid

Iodine

Drugs with small volume of distribution

Aspirin


Aminoglyosides


Phenylbutazone

Drugs with large volume of distribution

Pethidine


Chloroquine

Active drug to inactive metabolite

Phenobarbitone to hydroxy phenobarbitone


Phenytoin to hydroxy phenytoin

Active drug to active metabolite

Primidone to phenobarbitone


Digitoxin to Digoxin


Diazepam to Oxazepam


Allopurinol to Alloxanthine

Inactive drug to active metabolite

Levodopa to Dopamine


Prednisone to prednisolone


Enalapril to Enalaprilat


Bacampicillin to Ampicillin

Microsomal enzymes important for oxidation reduction

NADPH cytochrome P450 reductase


Hemoprotein - Cytochrome P450 (CYP/P450)

Drugs that undergo oxidation

Phenytoin,


Diazepam,


Ibuprofen,


Amphetamine,


Chlorpromazine,


Dapsone

Drugs that undergo Hydroxylation

Salicylic acid to gentisic acid


Phenytoin to hydroxy phenytoin

Drugs that undergo Dealkylation

Imipramine to desmethylimipramine


Codeine to morphine

Drugs that undergo sulfoxide formation

Cimetidine to cimetidine sulfoxide

Drugs that undergo Deamination

Amphetamine to Benzylmethyketone

Drugs that undergo reduction

Chloramphenicol to arylamine - nitro reduction


Cortisone to hydrocortisone - keto reduction


Halothane


Disulfiram and nitrates are reduced by non microsomal enzymes

Drugs that undergo hydrolysis

Procaine,


Atropine,


Pethidine,


Neostigmine,


Enalapril

Drugs that undergo Glucuronide conjugation

Chloramphenicol,


Morphine,


Diazepam,


Aspirin

Drugs that undergo acetylation

Sulfonamides,


Isoniazid

Drugs that undergo methylation

Adrenaline, noradrenaline, dopamine, histamine

Drugs that undergo Glutathione conjugation

Paracetamol

Drugs that undergo Sulphate conjunction

Paracetamol,


Steroids

Drugs that undergo Amino acid conjunction

Salicylic acid,


Benzoic acid

Glycine conjunction

Salicylates

Enzyme inducers

Phenobarbitone,


Rifampicin,


Alcohol,


Cigarette smoke,


DDT,


Griseofulvin,


Carbamazepine,


Phenytoin

Enzyme inhibitors

Chloramphenicol,


Erythromycin,


Ketoconazole,


Cimetidine,


Ciprofloxacin


Verapamil

Suicide inhibitors

Selegiline,


Ticlopidine,


Clopidogrel


Prophylthiouracil

Nonmicrosomal enzyme inhibitors

Allopurinol inhibits xanthine oxidase


NSAIDs inhibt cyclo-oxygenase


Theophylline inhibits phosphodiesterase


Disulfiram inhibits aldehyde dehydrogenase


Selegiline inhibits MAO-B