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What does ADME stand for?

Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism, Excretion

What are xenobiotics?

Any chemical which is not normally produced or present within an organism

What are the two phases of metabolism for breakdown?

1 - introduce a functional group


2 - use the functional group to conjugate to a polar molecule

Give examples of phase 1 metabolism reactions

Hydroxylation


Oxidation


Reduction


Hydrolysis


De-alkylation


Oxidative deamination

Give 4 examples of conjugate molecules that can be added to metabolites in phase 2

Glucuronate, sulfate, glycine, glutathione

Which is the most common reaction type in phase 1?

Oxidation

Give 3 examples of enzymes that carry out phase 1 metabolism?

Monooxygenases


Mixed function oxidases


Hydroxylases

Give 2 examples of monooxygenases?

Monoamine oxidase


Alcohol dehydrogenase

Give 1 example of a mixed function oxidase?

Cytochrome P450

Give 1 example of a hydroxylase

Acetylcholinesterase

What is oxidation in terms of O and H?

Addition of O/removal of H

Put aldehyde, hydrocarbon, acid and alcohol in order according to increasing oxidation state

Hydrocarbon, alcohol, aldehyde, acid

Progressively oxidising ethane yields which molecules?

Ethanol => acetaldehyde => acetic acid

Progressively oxidising methane gives which molecules?

Methanol => formaldehyde => formic acid

What is the other name for serotonin?

5-hydroxytryptamine

What is an MOI? Give an example

Monoamine oxidase inhibitor - iproniazid

What is CYP450?

A superfamily of enzymes with multiple metabolic functions

What does CYP450 generally do?

Replaces a CH with a CO

Give 3 examples of phase 2 enzymes and the conjugates they add to molecules

- Uridine diphopshoglucuronosyl transferase, adds glucuronic acid


- Sulphotransferase, adds sulphate


- glutathione S transferase, adds transferase


Describe the relative phase-2 enzyme activity in breaking down paracetamol

60% UDP-GT


30% ST


10% CYP2E1