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DOI: 10.1055/s-2003-43594
© Georg Thieme Verlag Stuttgart · New York
Pharmakogenetik von Transmembrantransportern
Auswirkungen auf die Aufnahme, Verteilung und Ausscheidung von ArzneistoffenPharmacogenetic implications of transmembrane transporters for the uptake, distribution and excretion of drugsPublication History
eingereicht: 21.3.2003
akzeptiert: 23.9.2003
Publication Date:
13 November 2003 (online)
Glossar
ABC ATP-binding-cassette
Allel Zustandsform eines Genorts
Carrier Transporter
CNT Concentrative nucleoside transporter
ENT Equilibrative nucleoside transporter
Exon kodierende DNA-Teilsequenz eines Gens
Genotyp bestimmte Allelkonfiguration an einem Genlocus
Haplotyp einem Chromosom zuzuordnende Allelkombination eines Genlocus
Heterozygot Verschiedene Allele auf beiden Chromosomen
Homozygot Identische Allele auf beiden Chromosomen
Intron nicht-kodierende DNA-Teilsequenz eines Gens, die Exons unterbricht
Kodierend Veränderung der Nukleotidsequenz einer DNA, die zu einem Aminosäureaustausch führt
MDR1 Multidrug resistance gene, Typ 1
MRP Multidrug resistance related protein
Nicht-kodierend Veränderung der Nukleotidsequenz einer DNA, die zu keinem Aminosäureaustausch führt
OATP Organic anion transporting protein, transportiert organische Anionen
OCT Organic cation transporter, transportiert organische Kationen
PEPT Proton/peptide cotransporter
PEPT1-RF Durch alternatives Splicing entstandenes verwandtes Fragment des PEPT1
Pgp P-Glykoprotein, Genprodukt des MDR1
Polymorphismus Häufig vorkommende Variation (mind. 1 % Prävalenz) eines Gens
Promotor Bindungsstelle für Regulatoren, am Anfang der DNA eines Gens gelegen
SLC Solute Carrier
SNP Single nucleotide polymorphism, Einzelbasenaustausch innerhalb eines Gens
Splice-Variante Durch Kombination nicht aufeinander folgender Exons eines Gens entstandenes alternatives Protein
Splicing Prozess, in dem Introns aus dem primären RNA-Transkript eukaryotischer Gene entfernt werden
UAW Unerwünschte Arzneimittelwirkung
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