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MedChem 310 HIV Drug

TermDefinition
Maraviroc small molecule; binds only CCR5
Maraviroc noncompetitive inhibitor and metabolized by CYP450
Resistance of mech: Maraviroc mutation of gp120 to allow binding to CCR5 even in presence of inhibitor; switch to CXCR4-tropism
Enfurvirtide 36 amino acid peptide; NOT effective against HIV2; competitive inhibitor
Enfuvirtide prevent gp41 folding and thus membrane fusion
Enfuviritide administered twice daily subcutaneously and resistance can be due to mutation in gp41 so it's can't bind
Ibalizumab human monoclonal antibody; blocks HIV binding to both co-receptors; noncompetitive inhibitor
Ibalizumab PK: administered by IV for about 30 mins by healthcare provider; metabolized by CD+ receptor internalization + lysoszyme
NRTIs Competitive inhibitors leading to chain termination when incorporated into viral DNA; prodrugs
NRTIs used against HIV1 and 2
Azidothymidine thymine like nucleotide analog; N3 instead of OH
NtRTIs competitive inhibitors that lead to chain termination when incorporated into viral DNA
NtRTIs prodrug
Tenofovir competes with normal dATP and through phosphorylation (twice) it gets converted to its 5'-triphosphate derivative and can act as a chain terminator
PK of NtRTIs and NRTIs oral dosing and metabolism not via P450.; adverse effects include mitochondrial toxicity
NRTIs causes lactic acidosis --> hepatomegaly with steatosis
NNRTIs allosteric noncompetitive partial inhibitors (bind away from RT active sites); halt polymerization by causing a conformational change disrupting the catalytic site of the enzyme
NNRTIs specific for HIV-1 RT
Nevirapine and Efavirenze NNRTIs; can induce CYP3A4 family of phase 1 drug metabolizing enzymes thus increasing metabolism of many drugs including themselves
NNRTIs adverse effects severe skin rash (e.g. stevens johnson syndrome)
Adverse effet of Efavirenze gets into CNS --> dizziness, insomnia, nightmares
Integrase inhibitors requires two Mg/Mn atoms; competitive inhibitor
Raltegravir binds to HIV integrase and blocks strand transfer step preventing insertion of viral DNA into host DNA
Raltegravir mainly metabolized by phase 2 enzymes
Elvitegravir quickly metabolized by phase 1 CYP450 enzyme so co-dosed with cobicistat (potent CYP3A4 inhibitor) to boost it's levels
Protease inhibitors competitive; designed as analogs of HIV-1 polyprotein substrate and replaced the cleavable Phe/Tyr-Pro amide bond with a non hydrolyzable hydroxyethylene, hydroxyethylamine, or phosphonate group
PK of protease inhibitors metabolized by CYP3A4 (phase 1 enzyme) with many also being inhibitors of CYP3A4
PK boosting of Protease inhibitors use of low doses of CYP3A4 inhibitor to decrease PI metabolism
Adverse effects of protease inhibitors hyperlipidemia, lipodystrophy, accumulation of fat in the base of the neck and loss of fat in face and legs and gain in abdomen and deck
Lencapivir dose twice yearly and blocks virus assembly and release, production of capsid; peptidomimetic works at multiple steps in life cycle
PK of Lencapivir low metabolism by phase 1 enzyme CYP3A4, subq slow release, max conc. reached in 84 days
Created by: rach6774
 

 



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