5 Questions
Which of the following is true about protein binding of drugs?
Protein binding of drugs occurs when a drug irreversibly binds to a receptor protein.
What is a ligand in the context of protein binding of drugs?
A ligand is a molecule or atom that irreversibly binds to a receptor protein.
What is the significance of protein/tissue binding of drugs?
Protein/tissue binding of drugs prevents drug metabolism and excretion.
What are the factors that can affect protein drug binding?
pH, temperature, and drug concentration
What is the definition of a protein bound drug?
A protein bound drug is a drug that is neither metabolized nor excreted.
Test your knowledge on the protein binding of drugs with this quiz! Explore the mechanisms, kinetics, and classes of protein drug binding, as well as the binding of drugs to blood components and extravascular tissue proteins. Learn about the factors affecting protein drug binding and the significance of protein/tissue binding in drug efficacy. Challenge yourself to understand the complexities of drug-protein interactions.
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