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What is a dose?
A quantity of a medicine or drug taken or recommended to be taken at a particular time
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What happens when we increase a dose?
Bigger effect up to a certain point
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What do drugs ending with -lol usually indicate?
drug ending with -lol - beta blocker
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What is a dose - response relationship?
As conc increases, response increases until it plateaus - could be due to receptors being used up
Higher dose will not give more response
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What is the
k1 = rate of association of DR complex
K2 = rate of dissociation of DR complex
kd = equilibrium dissociation complex
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What is a dose-response experiment?
Addition of an agonist to a cell, tissue , organ or organism
Doubling of conc at each conc increase
Response recorded
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What is affinity?
Kd value is a measure of affinity
conc where 50% receptors are occupied
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obtained from occupancy assay’s
* labelled agonist
* circulation of bound vs free drug
* receptors reach Bmax (binding) where no more binding takes place
* 50% of this is Kd value
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can be extrapolated from binding curves
makes the assumption that max response is caused by max receptor occupancy
ED50 can therefore be assumed to be Kd in tissues we know receptors are fully occupied
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y axis is percentage response
x axis dose
ed 50 = -5.7
pd2 = 2x10-6
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what is ld50
The conc of drug required to be lethal to 50% of cells, tissues, organs and organisms