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19) Pharmacogenomics (copy)

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Page 9: Definitions

  • Pharmacogenetics: science on how heritability impacts drug response

  • Pharmacogenomics: how identifying human genes, their products, their variations, their expression & function affects drug response

  • Personalized medicine: using genetic profiles to make treatment decisions

Page 17- Altered PK: Clinical Implications

Page 18: Genetic Variations Affecting Pharmacodynamics

  • Genes encoding target molecules or pathways can influence drug responses.

    • Examples of genetic variants affecting drug responses through interactions with target molecules.

  • Polymorphisms in multiple genes may collectively impact drug responses.

Page 20: Unrelated/Multiple Gene Polymorphism

  • Variations in genes unrelated to therapeutic response can affect drug responses.

    • E.g. HLA system variants (HLA B*5701 risks fatal skin reaction in response to abacavir)

  • Some variations may affect both pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic targets

    • E.g. Warfarin (metabolism affected- CYP2C9/ codes for warfarin target enzyme- VKORC1)

Page 24: Purine Analog: 6-Mercaptopurine, Azathioprine

  • Influence of genetic polymorphisms on drug responses variability (from TPMT gene variation)

Page 26: Codeine Metabolism

  • Role of CYP2D6 in metabolizing codeine into active morphine

    • Impact of genetic variations in CYP2D6 on codeine effectiveness in certain populations (7% Caucasians missing one copy of gene)

Page 27: Warfarin Response

  • Genetic variations in CYP2C9 and VKORC1 affecting warfarin metabolism and dose requirements.

    • Rare variations leading to challenges in managing warfarin therapy clinically.

Page 28: Isoniazid

  • Metabolised by slow & fast acetylators (high-risk pharmacokinetic groups)

Clopidogrel

  • Metabolised by CYP2C19 (polymorphism (genetic variation) > reduced efficacy of gene)

Page 29: Drugs Acting on CV & Respiratory System

  • Beta adrenergic receptor: variable response (treatment for hypertension, heart failure, bronchial asthma)

  • Adrenoreceptor alpha 2A: variable response (treatment for hypertension)

  • Hydrochlorothiazide variable response: sodium channel polymorphism

Page 30: Drugs Acting on CNS

  • Polymorphism of dopamine D2 & D3 receptors: variable response to antipsychotic drugs & enhance toxicity

  • CYP2C9 variations: variable response to anti-epileptic drugs

Genetic Testing for Abacavir (Page 34)

  • Patients with HLA-B*5701 allele are at high risk for hypersensitivity to abacavir

    • Label recommends pre-therapy screening for this allele.

  • Use of alternative therapy is suggested for subjects with the HLA-B*5701 allele.

Genetic Testing for HLA (Page 35)

  • Patients on carbamazepine may face severe skin conditions (Stevens-Johnson syndrome & toxic epidermal necrolysis)

  • HLAB1502 in Asian populations and HLA-A3101 in Caucasians are linked to these reactions.

Breast Cancer Therapy: Personalized Approach (Page 36)

  • 30% of breast cancers have a surface protein corresponding to Her2 gene

  • Personalized treatment with drugs like Herceptin benefits patients by blocking these surface proteins

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19) Pharmacogenomics (copy)

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Page 9: Definitions

  • Pharmacogenetics: science on how heritability impacts drug response

  • Pharmacogenomics: how identifying human genes, their products, their variations, their expression & function affects drug response

  • Personalized medicine: using genetic profiles to make treatment decisions

Page 17- Altered PK: Clinical Implications

Page 18: Genetic Variations Affecting Pharmacodynamics

  • Genes encoding target molecules or pathways can influence drug responses.

    • Examples of genetic variants affecting drug responses through interactions with target molecules.

  • Polymorphisms in multiple genes may collectively impact drug responses.

Page 20: Unrelated/Multiple Gene Polymorphism

  • Variations in genes unrelated to therapeutic response can affect drug responses.

    • E.g. HLA system variants (HLA B*5701 risks fatal skin reaction in response to abacavir)

  • Some variations may affect both pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic targets

    • E.g. Warfarin (metabolism affected- CYP2C9/ codes for warfarin target enzyme- VKORC1)

Page 24: Purine Analog: 6-Mercaptopurine, Azathioprine

  • Influence of genetic polymorphisms on drug responses variability (from TPMT gene variation)

Page 26: Codeine Metabolism

  • Role of CYP2D6 in metabolizing codeine into active morphine

    • Impact of genetic variations in CYP2D6 on codeine effectiveness in certain populations (7% Caucasians missing one copy of gene)

Page 27: Warfarin Response

  • Genetic variations in CYP2C9 and VKORC1 affecting warfarin metabolism and dose requirements.

    • Rare variations leading to challenges in managing warfarin therapy clinically.

Page 28: Isoniazid

  • Metabolised by slow & fast acetylators (high-risk pharmacokinetic groups)

Clopidogrel

  • Metabolised by CYP2C19 (polymorphism (genetic variation) > reduced efficacy of gene)

Page 29: Drugs Acting on CV & Respiratory System

  • Beta adrenergic receptor: variable response (treatment for hypertension, heart failure, bronchial asthma)

  • Adrenoreceptor alpha 2A: variable response (treatment for hypertension)

  • Hydrochlorothiazide variable response: sodium channel polymorphism

Page 30: Drugs Acting on CNS

  • Polymorphism of dopamine D2 & D3 receptors: variable response to antipsychotic drugs & enhance toxicity

  • CYP2C9 variations: variable response to anti-epileptic drugs

Genetic Testing for Abacavir (Page 34)

  • Patients with HLA-B*5701 allele are at high risk for hypersensitivity to abacavir

    • Label recommends pre-therapy screening for this allele.

  • Use of alternative therapy is suggested for subjects with the HLA-B*5701 allele.

Genetic Testing for HLA (Page 35)

  • Patients on carbamazepine may face severe skin conditions (Stevens-Johnson syndrome & toxic epidermal necrolysis)

  • HLAB1502 in Asian populations and HLA-A3101 in Caucasians are linked to these reactions.

Breast Cancer Therapy: Personalized Approach (Page 36)

  • 30% of breast cancers have a surface protein corresponding to Her2 gene

  • Personalized treatment with drugs like Herceptin benefits patients by blocking these surface proteins

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