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Action of and Resistance to drugs and toxic metals by E. Börje Lindström This learning object has been funded by the European Commissions FP6 BioMinE project Definitions • Chemoterapi: • Antibioticum: - Use of chemical substances against parasites in the host Substance that is produced by a microorganism and that: - inhibits growth of a micro-organism (-static) or - kills the micro-organism (-cid) Producers of antibiotics • Actinomycetes • Bacillus • Saprophytic fungi - Streptomyces - Bacillus - Penicillium, Cephalosporium Targets for some antibiotics Group Where Outside CM Target Cell wall synth Drug - Penicillin I - Bacitracin II III On CM Inside CM Permeability - Nystatin (Osmos) - Polymyxin • DNA repication - Nalidixic acid • RNA synthesis - Rifampicin • Protein synthesis - Streptomycin • Co-factor synthesis - Sulfa Penicillins (b-lactams) R: CH2 CH NH2 CO CO Pen G Amp Penicillins (b-lactams), cont • Action NAM – NAG – NAM – NAG – NAM – NAG L-ala D-glu L-lys (D-ala) D-ala D-ala D-ala L-lys Penicillins – block the synthesis D-glu L-ala NAM – NAG – NAM – NAG – NAM – NAG • Active only on growing cells • active against both G+ and G• broad spectrum • Lysis of the cell • bactericidal Penicillins (b-lactams), cont • Side effects on our cells? • Allergy? Penicellenic acid Penicilloyl – protein antigen protein Streptomycin • active against both G+ and G• broad spectrum • bactericidal Streptomycin, cont. • Targets (translation): - initiation complex - binding to 30S subunit RpsL-protein • Results: - misstranslation - faulty proteins Streptomycin, cont. • Used clinically? -selldom - against TBC • Side effects: -dizziness (balance difficulties) - lowering the hearing Note! The 80S ribosome is not effected! Sulfa drug • Sulfa drugs – not antibiotics – produced chemically • Growth factor analog PABA Sulfanilamide Folic acid (vitamin) CoF Sulfa drug, cont. • Acts as a competetive inhibitor in synthesis of Folic acid • CoF participates in several biosynthetic reactions – aa, purins etc. Type of resistance 1. Natural, artspecific resistance • no receptors are available • inactivating enzymes present 2. Acquired resistance Genetic processes: - Mycoplasma - penicillinase - sensitive m.o resistant m.o. • mutation • transformation • transduction • conjugation Type of resistance, cont. Biochemical mechanisms for acquired resistance: • permeability changes of OM or CM - penG, tetracyclin, actinomycin D • alternative biosynthesis or - sulfa increased production • changed receptor - streptomycin • enzym production - penicillinase Properties of a good antibioticum • Broad spectrum • Prevent resistant mutants to arise • Have no side effects on the human cell • Leave the flora of our body intact Effect on a growing cultur log OD/VC + drug log OD/VC OD + drug log OD/VC + drug OD OD VC VC t t Effect: - static VC - cid t - lytic Combined usage of antibiotics • Antagonism -drugs acting against each other - (-cid) + (-static) - e.g. Penicillin & kloramphenicol/ sulpha • Synergism - drugs enhancing their effect - (-cid) + (-cid) - e.g. penicillin + streptomycin Mercuric resistance • Action: -Bind to SH- groups - inhibits synthesis of macro molecules - most sensitiva are transcription and translation • Resistance: -usually plasid mediated - both in G+ and G-; S.aureus, Pseudomonads, At. thioxidans - enzymatic reduction; Hg2+ Hg0 - Hg0 less toxic - in organic mercury , C-Hg, Hg is first removed with the enzyme lyas. Mercuric resistance, cont. Arsenic resistance • Action: -AsO43- ions are transported into the cell via - phosphate-transport system - analog to PO43- ions - inhibits different kinases • Resistance: - plasmid mediated - AsO43- is reduced to AsO2- AsO2- is effluxed (transported to the outside) Arsenic resistance, cont. • Genetic: arsR arsD arsA arsB arsC E. coli R773 (plasmid) arsR arsB arsC Chromosome (At. caldus) • negative regulator • reductase