Inhibitors of Protein Synthesis

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Inhibitors of Protein Synthesis

drugs affecting 30S
aminoglycosides and tetracylcines
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drugs affecting 30S aminoglycosides and tetracylcines
drugs affecting 50S macrolides and some others
amikacin, neomycin, gentamicin, streptomycin, tobramycin aminoglycosides
aminoglycosides MOA IM, IV only!; bind to 30S and interfere with protein synthesis
aminoglycosides MOR adenylating, acetylation or phosphorylation of aminoglycosides
aminoglycosides side effects WORST! renal toxicity; vestibular ototoxicity; neuromuscular jxn - force Ca out and can cause problems (myasthenia gravis or hypocalcemia); **post-antibotic effects and [ ] dependent killers!!!** = decrease side effects by dosing high once and then decreasing doses
amikacin, tobramycin tx gram - infections
neomycin TOXIC, only used in cream
tetracyclines doxycycline, tetracycline, tigecycline
tetracyclines broad spectrums; over-used and now fxnlly narrow spectrum; all equally effective (doxy = longest 1/2 life!)
tetracyclines MOA bind to 30S; affects eukaryotic, but prokaryotic much better
tetracylcines MOR bacterial gain efflux pumps by conjugation
tetracyclines indications used for rocky mountain spotted fever and for spirochetal infections - lympe and relapsing fever
tetracyclines adverse effects discolorations of teeth and bone; phototoxicity; block absorption - don't take with food; decay over time - DO NOT use expired!!
macrolides/ketolid/lincosamide azithromycin** (not prescribed as an antibiotic, now for for GI stim), clarithromycin, erythromycin, telithromycin (ketolide), clindamycin (lincosamide)
macrolides MOA block fxn of 50S ribosomal subunit; block peptidyl transferase and translocation step; nice broad spectrum; LEAST side effects!!
macrolides resistance increased drug transport out of bacteria (efflux); mutations in the 50S that decrease binding of drug
macrolides indications respiratory infections
macrolides adverse/contra prolonged QT; are potent inhibitors of P450s!!
chloramphenicol SERIOUS side effects - life threatening; readily crosses BBB; tx for meningitis!! use in 3rd world countries
chloramphenicol MOA blocks 50S; blocks peptidyl transferase
chloramphenicol toxicities idiosyncratic aplastic anemia
gray baby syndrome
streptogramins quinupristin/dalfopristin; inhibit protein synthesis; used for VRE; prescribed together; $$
oxazolidinones linezolid
linezolid MOA bind to P site on 50S; for Gram +
linezolid indications VRE, nosocominal pneumonia, complicated skin infections
linezolid contra MOA inhibitors - be careful!

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