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A. Discuss Mechanism of action of Macrolide
B. Give classification and Explain pharmacology of Macrolide.

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Prof. Shaikh Abusufiyan
Assistant Professor,
AIKTC-School of Pharmacy,
New Panvel-410206
Antibiotics: Macrolide
Pharma Learning Forever

At the end of this e-learning session you are able to…
A.Discuss Mechanism of action of
Macrolide
B. Give classificationand Explain
pharmacology of Macrolide.
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Macrolide
•Theterm'macrolide'
amanymemberedlactoneringtowhichoneormore
deoxysugarsareattached.
•Erythromycin-->thefirstmemberdiscoveredinthe
1950.
•Thetwomostimportantmacrolidesareclarithromycin
andazithromycin.

MOA
•Themacrolidesinhibitbacterialproteinsynthesisbyinhibitingtranslocation.
•Theiractionmaybebactericidalor
bacteriostatic
theeffectdependingontheconcentration
andonthetypeofmicroorganism.

•Thedrugsbindtothe50Ssubunitofthe
bacterialribosome
•Thebindingsiteisthesameasthatof
ChloramphenicolandClindamycin
theycouldcompete,ifgivenconcurrently.

Antimicrobial spectrum
•Very similar to that of penicillin
•Safe and effective alternativefor penicillin-
sensitive patients.
•It is effective against
•Gram-positive bacteria and spirochaetes
•But not against most Gram-negative organisms

Resistance
•Resistancecanoccurandresultsfrom
aplasmid-controlledalterationofthebindingsitefor
erythromycinonthebacterialribosome.

Azithromycin
•ItislessactiveagainstGram-positivebacteriathan
erythromycin
•ItisconsiderablymoreeffectiveagainstH.influenzae
andmaybemoreactiveagainstLegionella.
•IthasexcellentactionagainstToxoplasmagondii,
killingthecysts.

Clarithromycin
•Itisasactive,againstH.influenzaeas
erythromycin.
•ButitsmetabolitehastwiceactivityagainstH.
influenzaeaserythromycin.
•Itmaybeusefulinleprosyandagainst
Helicobacterpylori.

Pharmacokinetic aspects:
•Themacrolidesareadministeredorally
•AzithromycinandClarithromycinaremore
acidstablethanerythromycin.
•Erythromycincan also be given
parenterally.

Pharmacokinetic aspects.........
•Donotcrosstheblood-brainbarrier
•Ithaspoorpenetrationintosynovialfluid
•Macrolidesareconcentratedwithinphagocytes
•Azithromycinconcentrationsinphagocytelysosomes
canbe40timeshigherthanintheblood
canenhancephagocytekillingofbacteria.

PlasmaHalflife:
•Erythromycin -about 90 minutes
•Clarithromycin -three times longer then
erythromycin
•Azithromycin -8-16 times longer then
erythromycin

Unwanted effect
•Gastrointestinal disturbanceswith erythromycin
•Hypersensitivity reactions such as:
•skin rashes
•and fever
•Transient hearing disturbances
•Cholestatic jaundice-->rarely, with treatment longer than 2 weeks.
•Opportunistic infections of the gastrointestinal tract or vagina.

Reference:
•H.PRang.MMDale,J.MRitter,R.JFlower,GHenderson.
Pharmacology,SeventhEdition.ElsevierChurchillLivengston
Publication.Pageno:631-632

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