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9780471720423

Drug-Receptor Thermodynamics Introduction and Applications

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  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2001-06-08
  • Publisher: WILEY
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Summary

Drug-Receptor Thermodynamics is the first book to provide in depth coverage of principles and applications of thermodynamic drug-receptor interactions. The book starts from familiar points, making thermodynamics accessible to anyone interested in how drugs work. The ideas presented cover general principles as well as laying the groundwork for new ways of examining drug action. * covers an area of increasing interest and relevance in the field of drug design and discovery * excellent explanation of why thermodynamics is at the heart of drug action * contributions from many of the worlds leading experts in the field Anyone interested in drug receptor interaction will find something of use in this book. It will be of particular relevance for pharmacologists, health science researchers and medicinal chemists.

Author Biography

Robert B. Raffa is the author of Drug-Receptor Thermodynamics: Introduction and Applications, published by Wiley.

Table of Contents

Contributors xi
Foreword xvii
Ronald J. Tallarida
Preface xix
Section I: Principles
Introduction: on the Relevance of Thermodynamics to Pharmacology
3(10)
Robert B. Raffa
Mathematical Models of the Drug-Receptor Interaction: Theory of Drug Action
13(18)
Ronald J. Tallarida
Thermodynamic Concepts: Evolution and Applications
31(24)
Irving M. Klotz
A Brief History of Thermodynamics Terminology and Notation
55(6)
Rubin Battino
General Thermodynamic Definitions and Equations
61(22)
Ihtshamul Haq
Ronan R. J. O'Brien
John E. Ladbury
Thermodynamic Models of Drug-Receptor Interactions: a General Introduction
83(22)
Gerhard Klebe
Frank Dullweber
Hans-Joachim Bohm
Effector-Receptor Interactions: Origin and Development of Energetic Perspectives
105(22)
Irving M. Klotz
Measurement of Drug-Receptor Binding Constants
127(36)
Donald J. Winzor
William H. Sawyer
Heat Capacity in Ligand-Receptor Interactions
163(42)
Vladimir Pliska
Early Applications of Thermodynamics to Drug-Receptor Interactions
205(14)
Robert B. Raffa
Section II: Specific Applications 219(315)
Thermodynamics of Adenosine (A1 and A2A) Receptor Interactions
221(24)
Pier A. Borea
Katia Varani
Stefania Gessi
Paola Gilli
Alessandro Dalpiaz
Thermodynamics of Benzodiazepine Receptor Interactions
245(14)
Robert B. Raffa
Thermodynamics of Catecholamine Receptor Interactions
259(22)
Gregory A. Weiland
Thermodynamics of Muscarinic Receptor Interactions
281(12)
Yves Landry
Jean-Pierre Gies
Thermodynamics of Nicotinic Receptor Interactions
293(66)
Hugo R. Arias
Thermodynamics of Ionotropic GABAA, Glycine and 5-HT3-type Serotonin Receptor Interactions
359(18)
Gabor Maksay
Thermodynamics of Opioid Receptor Interactions
377(14)
Robert B. Raffa
Thermodynamics of Serotonin Receptor Interactions
391(26)
Alessandro Dalpiaz
Stefania Gessi
Katia Varani
Pier A. Borea
Gastone Gilli
Thermodynamics and Structural Basis of Insulin Receptor Interactions with Phosphotyrosine Binding Domains
417(16)
Amjad Farooq
Ming-Ming Zhou
Thermodynamics of the Visual-pigment System
433(18)
Etsuro Ito
Hideo Suzuki
Thermodynamics of Protein Modules Involved in Tyrosine Kinase Signaling Pathways
451(20)
J. Michael Bradshaw
Richard A. Grucza
Gabriel Waksman
Thermodynamics of Antibody-Fc-receptor Interactions: IgE and Fc&epsis;RI, FC&epsis;II
471(28)
Rodolfo Ghirlando
Hannah J. Gould
Metal Ion Binding to the Conantokins: Inhibitors of Ion Channel Opening of the NMDA Receptor
499(35)
Mary Prorok
Francis J. Castellino
Section III: Methods/ Advanced Concepts 534(233)
Direct Method for the Determination of Thermodynamic Quantities
537(16)
Ronan R. J. O'Brien
Ihtshamul Haq
John E. Ladbury
Enthalpy-Entropy Compensation and Solvent Reorganization
553(22)
Ernest Grunwald
Basics of Correlations: Relevance to Enthalpy-Entropy Compensation
575(6)
Robert B. Raffa
Ronald J. Tallarida
Thermodynamic Maps of Receptor-Ligand Pairs Reveal How Some Proteins Bind
581(12)
Carlos J. Camacho
Charles DeLisi
Sandor Vajda
Thermodynamic Distributions of Heterogeneous Receptor Populations
593(10)
Marco V. Jose
Jorge V. Jose
Protein-Ligand Docking as an Energy Optimization Problem
603(22)
Maxim Totrov
Ruben Abagyan
Prediction of Ligand-Receptor Binding Thermodynamics by Free Energy Force Field (FEFF) 3D-QSAR Analysis
625(30)
John S. Tokarski
Hydrophobic Mode-targeted, Algorithmically Designed Peptide Ligands as Modulators of Protein Thermodynamic Structure and Function
655(46)
Arnold J. Mandell
Karen A. Selz
Michael J. Owens
Michael F. Shlesinger
David A. Gutman
Vani Arcuragi
Non-equilibrium Thermodynamics and Kinetics of the Multidrug Transporter
701(40)
S. Roy Caplan
Rose M. Johnstone
Convergence of Recombinant Mutagenesis and Kinetics Interaction Analysis for Revealing Receptor Recognition Mechanisms and Designing Receptor Ligands
741(26)
Irwin M. Chaiken
Sheng-Jiun Wu
Carmela Plugariu
Wentao Zhang
Chuanzhao Li
Cynthia Dowd
Index 767

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