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Ethylenediamine
pharmacophore of antihistamines
has ethylene with 2 nitrogens (1 on either side) as well as 2 aryl rings (1 w/ a carbon spacer)
Identify the pharmacophore
Histamine
Identify the pharmacophore
ethanolamine ether pharmacophore of antihistamines
Identify the pharmacophore
Histamine
imidazole ring with a ethylamine
Identify the structure
Piperazine antihistamine
Identify the pharmacophore
Piperazine
Identify the pharmacophore
Tricyclic antihistamine
Identify the pharmacophore
Variation in structure with piperidine/piperazinepharmacophore (CYP2D6/CYP3A4 metabolism, except fexofenadine)
What is the structural difference between between sedation and non-sedating antihistamine
pyridine of the antimycobacterials (isoniazid here)
pharmacophore?
drug class?
pyrazine pharmacophore (pyrazinamide here) -- mimics nicotinamide
pharmacophore?
what molecule does this agent mimic?
isoniazid
ethionamide
which anti-TB agents are anti-mycolates that inhibit mycolic acid synthesis of the cell wall?
ethambutol
Identify the structure
Carbons 1, 8, 21, and 23 oxygens are key
• 1, 8 chelate Zn+2
• 21, 23 form hydrogen bonds in DDRP
What carbons are the key moieties for rifamycin antibiotics?
Rifamycin
Identify the drug class?
Macrolide Antibiotics
Identify the drug class?
Amantadine
Identify the drug
Rimantadine
Identify the drug
many lack a 3' OH group
what makes NRTIs chain terminators? do they all exhibit this structural component?
NRTIs
Identify the class
1=ethylenediamine
2=ethanolamine ether
3=alkylamine
4=ethanolamine ether
5=tricyclic antihistamine
6=ethylenediamine
Identify the drugs below as either ethylenediamine, ethanolamine ether, alkylamine, or tricyclic antihistamine agents.
Piperidine
Identify the pharmacophore
Pyridine
Identify the pharmacophore
Piperidine and piperazine
__________ and _________ are the backbones of antihistamine
Pyridine
Shown below are two small molecule drugs used in the treatment of M. tuberculosis infection. Identify the backbone of these agents. Piperazine, Piperidine or pyridine?
Naphthalene
OH groups are important for funtion
Shown below are two rifamycin antibiotics used in the treatment of M. tuberculosis infection. Highlight the naphthalene backbone in these. Which “functional” groups in these drugs are particularly important?
These are transition state inhibitors
They mimic neuraminic acid (sialic acid)
The ring is the sugar moiety that mimics sialic acid
Shown below are two neuraminidase inhibitors. What type of inhibitors are these, and what sugar do they mimic? Highlight that sugar moiety in their structure
Neuraminic acid (9 carbon backbone)
Identify the structure
Purine
Does this structure represent purines or pyrimidines?
Pyrimidine
Does this structure represent purines or pyrimidines?
Purine
Does this structure represent purines or pyrimidines?
Pyrimidine
Does this structure represent purines or pyrimidines?
Pyrimidine
Does this structure represent purines or pyrimidines?
1= nucleoside
2= nucleotide
3= nucleoside
4= nucleoside
5= nucleotide
6= nucleotide
Of the six molecules shown below, which represent nucleosides and which nucleotides?
Nucleotides have a phosphate group
What is the difference between nucleoside and nucleotide structures?
1= purine
2= purine
3= pyrimidine
4= pyrimidine
5= purine
6= pyrimidine
In the above molecules, which contain purine as opposed to pyrimidine bases?
Shown below are a number of drugs employed in the treatment of hepatitis. Which of these agents are acyclic agents, and which are conventional nucleoside agents? (note: one “drug” is a normal component in DNA synthesis, which you should easily identify). ANSWER SHOWN IN PICTURE
1 = acyclic agent
2 = conventional nucleoside agent
Shown below are a number of drugs employed in the treatment of hepatitis. Which of these agents are acyclic agents, and which are conventional nucleoside agents? (note: one “drug” is a normal component in DNA synthesis, which you should easily identify). ANSWER SHOWN IN PICTURE
1 = acyclic agent
2 = conventional nucleoside agent
Normal DNA constituent
Identify structure
NRTIs lacks a 3' hydroxyl- moiety needed for chain propagation
What is the difference between NRTIs and a normal DNA constituent?
1=DNA
2=RNA
Bottom right OH makes it RNA
Shown below are two ribose sugars. Which do you predict is found in DNA and RNA. Why?
HIV protease inhibitor
- sp3-hybridized hydroxyl-carbon mimics transition state that occurs in hydrolysis of a peptide bond by HIV protease
Identify the class
NNRTI
Identify the class
Fusion (Entry) Inhibitor
Identify the class
HIV integrase inhibitors
Identify the class
Hydroxyl- moiety
Shown below are 3 HIV protease inhibitors, whose function is to mimic the transition state of the catalytic site of the enzyme. What is the key region (or functional group) that enables this mimicking of the transition state?
Naphthalene; Rifamycin antibiotics
Identify the structure. What class is this seen in?
A and B
In this grouping of first and second generation antihistamines, which contain a piperazine backbone? (select all that apply)
c. 1=ethylenediamine; 2=ethanolamine ether; 3=alkylamine
Which is the one true association of antihistamine with pharmacophore?
a. 1=ethylenediamine; 2=phenothiazine; 3=ethylenediamine
b. 1=ethanolamine ether; 2=ethylenediamine; 3=alkylamine
c. 1=ethylenediamine; 2=ethanolamine ether; 3=alkylamine
d. 1=alkylamine; 2=ethanolamine ether; 3=phenothiazine
e. 1=ethanolamine ether; 2=ethylenediamine; 3=phenothiazine
A and C
Which of the following contain the naphthalene backbone indicative of rifamycin antibiotics?
False
In ritonavir, the thiazole rings bind critical aspartic acid residues that results in inhibition of the HIV protease? True or False
d. It contains a pyrimidine base.
Which is the one false statement tenofovir disoproxil?
a. It is a prodrug.
b. It is an acyclic agent.
c. It contains a purine base.
d. It contains a pyrimidine base.
e. It is a non-nucleoside agent.
C
Which is the alkylamine antihistamine?
d. it contains a piperazine backbone
Which is the one true statement concerning cetirizine?
a. it is a piperidine antihistamine
b. it contains a pyridine ring
c. it contains a lactone
d. it contains a piperazine backbone
d. it contains a piperazine ring
Which is the one false statement concerning lasmiditan, an investigational agent for migraine?
a. it contains a pyridine ring
b. it contains a piperidine ring
c. it contains a benzamide backbone
d. it contains a piperazine ring
C and F
Which are false structure pharmacophore associations?
c. it contains a pyridine ring
Which is the one false statement concerning levocabastine?
a. it contains a cyano- group
b. it contains a cyclohexane ring
c. it contains a pyridine ring
d. it contains a piperidine ring
c. antihistamine
The one non- "antimycolate" falls into which drug class based on pharmacophore?
a. antibiotic
b. antiparasitic
c. antihistamine
d. antimycobacterial
b. its 10 carbon backbone mimics neuraminic acid
Which is the one false statement concerning zanamivir?
a. it is a nueraminidase inhibitor
b. its 10 carbon backbone mimics neuraminic acid
c. it is a viral early replication inhibitor
d. it contains a guanidine moiety
a. it contains a phtalic acid pharmacophore
Which is the one false statement concerning rifapentine?
a. it contains a phtalic acid pharmacophore
b. it contains a piperazine structure
c. it is an antimycobacterial
d. it inhibits DNA dependent RNA polymerase
d. it is a nucleoside antiviral
Which is the one false statement about tonofovir disoproxil?
a. it is a prodrug
b. it is an acyclic antiviral
c. it contains a purine base
d. it is a nucleoside antiviral
c. it is an NRTI
Which is the one true statement concerning zalcitabine?
a. it contains a purine base
b. it lacks the 5'-hydroxyl moiety
c. it is an NRTI
d. it contains the expected 3'-hydroxy moiety
d. it is predominantly found in DNA
Which is the one false statement about uridine?
a. it contains a pyrimidine base
b. it possesses 2', 3', 5'- hydroxyl - moieties
c. it is predominantly found in RNA
d. it is predominantly found in DNA
D
Which of these HIV protease inhibitors would you predict to have reduced activity?
d. three are nucleotides
Which is the one true statement concerning these adenosine compounds?
a. four are nucleotides
b. all contain pyrimidine bases
c. two are nucleotides
d. three are nucleotides
b. RNA
Referring to the previous question, which nucleic acid would contain these analogs?
a. DNA
b. RNA
c. antihistamine
This pharmacophore schematic indicates which class of drug?
a. antimycobacterial
b. antiparasitic
c. antihistamine
d. antibiotic
d. it contains a 2'-hydroxyl-group
Identify the one false statement concerning stavudine?
a. there is an alkene at the 2', 3' carbon
b. it contains a 5'-hydroxyl group
c. its base is thymine
d. it contains a 2'-hydroxyl-group
B and D
Which are NOT rifamycin drugs based upon pharmacophore?
B and E
Which are ethanolamine ether antihistamines?
c. acetylcholine
The backbone of which neurotransmitter is in the ethanolamine ether antihistamine?
a. epinephrine
b. serotonin
c. acetylcholine
d. norepinephrine
False
The isopropyl- groups of ritonavir bind an active site aspartate of HIV protease. True or False?
3
Which is the correct number of purines in the figure?
D
Which one drug can NOT be an HIV protease inhibitor?
c. it shares the 9 carbon backbone of sialic acid
Which is the one true statement about zanamavir, an early replication inhibitor?
a. it shares the 8 carbon backbone of sialic acid
b. it shares the 10 carbon backbone of sialic acid
c. it shares the 9 carbon backbone of sialic acid
d. it shares the guanidine backbone of sialic acid
c. the 3' carbon has the azide moiety
Identify the one true statement about zidovudine?
a. the 1' carbon has the azide moiety
b. the 2' carbon has the azide moiety
c. the 3' carbon has the azide moiety
d. the 5' carbon has the azide moiety