ECOTOX TOXICODYNAMICS
VL6 & VL7
VL6 & VL7
Kartei Details
Karten | 12 |
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Sprache | Deutsch |
Kategorie | Chemie |
Stufe | Universität |
Erstellt / Aktualisiert | 19.05.2023 / 31.05.2023 |
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Explain the interplay between primary & secondary effects
cells = central site of chemical-organism interaction
if the chemical manages to enter the cell (despite phase 0 cellular defense) a primary interaction can take place -> leads to primary effects (enzyme inhibition, covalent binding) -> if not repaired: secondary effects (skin lesions, reduced growth)
primary interaction can also lead to phase I & II biotransformation which then either leads to 1) detoxification & export, or 2) bioactivation & a more toxic transformation product
What does a primary interaction in a cell consist of (3)
1. target molecule (3 main types)
2. interaction type at target site (3 main types)
3. type of effect
Name the 3 basic types of target molecules and their type of interaction
1. membranes (lipids) -> cell membranes, organelles -> non-specific
2. peptides & proteins -> enzymes (catalytic function), transporters (ABC, ion channels), regulation (transcription factors), structural proteins -> specific
3. DNA -> reactive (formation of covalent bonds, biotransformation)
What is baseline toxicity (3)
- lowest intrinsic "minimal" toxicity: change of membrane fluidity/disturbance of channels -> all substances display baseline toxicity, as they have to enter through the membrane
- reversible
- also called narcosis