THis Presentation gives a clear idea about the targets in microorganisms (MO) to selectively inhibit MO without causing a major damage to human cells to develop chemotherapeutic agents.
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General Principles of Chemotherapy BY Dr. Ramanachary Namoju M.S, PhD
Chemotherapy - Basics Invader = foreign organism entering to human body internal invaders = cancer cells external invaders = Infectious agents Infectious agent = Microbe or parasite ( helmenths ) Pathogen Commensal Prion 1 st antimicrobial agent is Arsenial compound, Salvarsan Developed for Syphillis by Ehrlich
General Principles of Chemotherapy Treatment of invaders using chemicals is called as Chemotherapy Basic principles are Biochemical difference b/w host and infectious organism Selectivity and sensitivity Treatment vs Prophylaxis
Targets for Antibacterial Chemotherapy Class I Reactions (synthesis of building blocks) Class II Reactions (synthesis of micro molecules) Class III Reactions (synthesis of macro molecules) Formed cell structures
Drugs targeting Class-I reactions These are not used as targets as there are no differences b/w host and invader in Class –I reactions EMF pathway (Glycolysis) TCA cycle So as of now, there is no drug that target the Class-I reactions.
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