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Pharmacogenomics

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pharmacogenetics relationship btwn individual gene variants (alleles) and variations in drug effects (how an individual responds to a certain drug based on their genetic influences)
pharmacogenomics relationship btwn variants in a large collection of genes, up to the whole genome and variations in drug effects; usually using SNPs (pharmacological responses across populations, genetic basis for differences in drug responses btwn individuals)
CYP2D6 allelism differences in copy number, affects nortriptyline metabolism - poorest metabolizers tend to have null allele
phase I drug metabolism P450 enzymes that make drug metabolites with modified activity by oxidizing, reducing and hydrolyzing
phase II drug metabolism makes drugs hydrophilic by conjugating endogeous substrates onto metabolites (glutathione transferase) so they can be excreted
2 most common phase I enzymes CYP3A4 first (over half of all drugs, has various induces and inhibitors) and CYP2D6 second (highest genetic variability)
CYP2C9 allelism due to missense substitutions, has major influence on warfarin metabolism
adrenergic beta2 receptor allelism ADRB2 has a poor response to albuterol with the arginine (R16) polymorphism as opposed to 16 being a glycine residue
"susceptible" individual think genetic predisposition
malignant hyperthermia RyR overstimulated by halothane and other inhalation anesthetics causing increased release of Ca++ from SR into muscle = sx seen. AD transmission
antidote for malignant hyperthermia dantrolene sodium
protein or receptor has to be present within ca cells in order for the molecular target tx to work ER- breast ca cells won't respond to Tamoxifen
tamoxifen pharmacogenomics CYP2D6 makes active metabolites, but they are antagonized competitively by SSRIs that are given for hot flash relief
azathioprine pharmacogenomics 1/300 Caucasians are homozygous for defective thiopurine S-methyltransferase allele with low to no activity and resultant myelotoxicity seen
designer drugs pharmacological agents that are designed or selected in accordance with an individual's genetic or physiologic status
pharmacological rescue tailoring production or design of a drug to reverse deleterious effects of a particular genetic mutation that alters the activity of an expressed gene product
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