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MS WinNonLin Project 9/28/15: PK Modeling I project due today.
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Time Delays between Concentration and Response
Lecture #17 Time Delays between Concentration and Response
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Pharmacodynamics vs. Pharmacokinetics
Pharmacodynamics (PD) What the drug does to the body? Pharmacokinetics (PK) What the body does to the drug? ADME
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Pharmacodynamics [Drug]Site of ActionResponse or Effect
Response (E) Therapeutic Adverse Drug Reaction (ADR)
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PD Terms to Know Minimum Effective Dose (MED) and Concentration (MEC)
Maximum Tolerated Dose (MTD) and Concentration (MTC) Effective Dose (ED) ED50 (50% of the population) ED95 (95% of the population) [Drug] ADR
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Time Delay
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Time Delay
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Time Delay and Hysteresis
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Time Delay and No Hysteresis
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Time Delay and Hysteresis
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Time Delay Causes Slow Distribution Metabolism Active Metabolite
Pharmacodynamics
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Causes of Hysteresis Counter-clockwise Clockwise time time
Counter-clockwise hysteresis 1) Distribution Delay (Delay to get to target to induce response)2) Response Delay (Multiple step process) 3) Active Metabolite (Needs to be converted into an active metabolite first.) 4) Sensitization (Response increases with time) Clockwise Hysteresis 1) Tolerance Potential Causes Distribution Delay Response Delay Active metabolite Sensitization Potential Causes Tolerance
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Cocaine and Tolerance Cocaine Other examples: Capsaicin
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Ibuprofen and Pharmacodynamics
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Pharmacodynamics
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Pharmacodynamics
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Pharmacodynamics
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System in Flux e.g. Protein Synthesis e.g. Protein Degradation
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Systems in Flux
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System in Flux Prothrombin Thrombin
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Systems in Flux What is dclot/dt equal to at steady state?
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Systems in Flux How do you figure out Rsyn?
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Effect Compartment
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Effect Compartment
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