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Drug design and mechanisms of drug action - 1st semester Includes bullet points, key diagrams and images

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Lead Compound Discovery, Pharmacophore Identification and Structure Activity
Relationships

 Lead compound- interacts with the process under study (not very
effective and have side effects)
 Natural products- plants, microbiology, venom and animals
 Screening existing libraries, evaluation of existing drugs, exploiting side
effects of existing drugs, metabolism of initial compounds and exploiting
natural ligands
 Identifying SARs/pharmacophore- identify vital parts of molecule,
synthetic simplification and enhanced activity through manipulation
 Improve lead compound using Lipinski’s rules
 1869 Crum, Brown and Fraser- one chemical group giving one response
 1897 Paul Ehrlich- discover important functional groups for
pharmacological activity and modifying them to improve potency, safety
and selectivity
 1936 Ing- antagonists have the same functional groups as agonists but
also have additional interactions
 Structure activity- types of functional groups, number of functional
groups and arrangement of functional groups
 Drug receptor Interactions:
 Covalent- rarely seen, irreversible bonding, mainly DNA interactions and
40-110 kcal/mol
 Ionic- drugs can bind and dissociate at medium strength 5-10 kcal/mol
 Hydrogen bonds- exchange oxygen for sulphur to weaken attraction but
weak so must be additive 2-5 kcal/mol
 Hydrophobic- pi-pi aromatic and alkyl groups fit in aromatic pockets
 Occupancy Theory- agonists have a high occupancy elicit a full response
whereas antagonists and partial agonists don’t elicit a full response
 Affinity- tendency to bind to receptor
 Efficacy- ability to initiate a response

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