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BPS 2110 Final Exam Questions And 100% Correct Answers



Drug definition - ANSWER chemical substance used in treatment, prevention, diagnosis



Chemical substance used to enhance quality of life

Drug types - ANSWER biological



small molecule

biological drug - ANSWER vaccine, protein, antibody, nucleic acid

molecular weight >2000

made of living things

small molecule drugs - ANSWER molecular weight <2000

made of living things and chemical synthesis

pharmaceutical industry - ANSWER multi billion dollar industry

highly regulated

research intensive

high risk and profit



Ethical Pharmaceutical Companies - ANSWER heavily invest in research

discover and develop new molecular entities

large 100,000 employees

generic pharmaceutical companies - ANSWER limited research

focus on breaking/adapting patents

manufacturing methods and formulation

medium to large 100,000 employees

biotech companies - ANSWER exploit academic discoveries

,research intensive

small 10-1000 employees

few specialty products

often bought by large companies

Contract Research Organization CRO - ANSWER specialty services:

biological testing

specialty chemical synthesis

specialty manufacturing

clinical trials

small to medium 100-10,000 employees



Drug Product Database ANSWER database that contains information on over 47 000
products



Compendium of Pharmaceuticals and Specialties ANSWER information on > 2000
molecular entities



molecular entity ANSWER pure ingredient



EXAMPLE: acetaminophen



Drug Product ANSWER material that contains the molecular entity



EXAMPLE: Tylenol



typical timeline of a project ANSWER 1. idea or discovery

2. project initiation and feasibility study

3. discovery

,4. development

5. clinal trials

6. market



timeline of events for molecular entity ANSWER 1. discovery

- 1-3 years

- Drug candidate identified



2. Development

- 1-2 years

- IND-Investigational new drug



3. Clinical trials

- 1-5 years

- NDA-New Drug application



4. FDA approval

- 6 m -1.5 years



5. Market



Drug Candidate - ANSWER compound worthy of extensive biological, pharmacological,
and animal testing



Investigational New Drug (IND) - ANSWER A drug not yet approved for marketing by the
FDA but available for use in experiments to determine its safety and efficacy.



when applying for IND include :

, Animal Pharmacology and Toxicity Data

Manufacturing Information

Clinical Protocols and Investigator Information

New Drug Application (NDA) - ANSWER If adequate data are available to demonstrate
that a drug is safe and effective, a company submits an NDA as a formal request that the
FDA approve the drug for marketing.

When Applying for NDA - include:

Appropriate Labeling

Manufacturing Methods



Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA) - ANSWER Different company submits to
market generic drug after innovator company patent expires. New drug requires proof
of similar pharmacokinetic properties, bioavailability, clinical activity.



Discovery: Project Initiation - ANSWER drug companies target the market not the
disease



perform market analysis, competitive assessment, research analysis



Discovery: Market analysis - ANSWER number of potential customers

type of potential costumers

nature of disease: chronic vs acute



current treatment: is the current treatment convenient?

discovery: feasibility study - ANSWER focus on solvable problem: is the disease well
understood, is the mechanism of disease understood.

Are there biochemical tools available?

Are there existing drugs?

timing into market - ANSWER 1st drug: $$

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