Antiviral Pharmacology
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Me too
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@@dailyusmle8710 He's the one who makes "Boards and beyond" videos
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one way to remember the hep c drugs :
-If it ends with "previr" like "previous" so think NS3/4A , also starts with p as in protease .
-" ASVIR " like after and starts with an A so think "NS5A"
-"BUVIR" starts with b so think "NS5B"
Really great video!! I wanna add that a major differentiating factor between Foscarnet and Cidofovir is that Foscarnet has a seizure risk (I just think of S for seizure)
-previr = protease
-buvir = 5B RNA bolymerase
-asvir = 5A
Make sense
As usual, Great video
One note , i think that viral thymidine kinase adds only one phosphate to some of the anti-herpetic drugs ( acyclovir , valacyclovir and famciclovir as I remember) and the other 2 phosphate groups are added by cellular kinases, not the viral one
give CIDofovir with probeneCID
Have had trouble remembering and understanding these drugs. You made it easier to assimilate. Thank you
Love the way you come up with tips and tricks to remember names and mechanism of action. Thanks!
I'm waiting for part 2 of it. This was the most helpful thing in my learning antivirals
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You made it so easy and I am waiting eagerly for HIV anti vitals. Thanks for helping us
Great video! You made the material so easy to digest.
For cidofavir you can remember given IV saline as I V is in the name cidofa VI r. Thanks so much for your information Dirty Medicine.
Dude, thanks so much! I’ve had to give avyclovir a handful of times in the ED and i never new the actual mechanism behind it.
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Great summary!
Very helpful! 👍
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8:23 - I think it is because of the purine ring structures in the drugs (Acyclovir, Valcyclovir and Famcyclovir). Anyway, your channel help me a lot during my preparation for MRCP part 1 and part 2 written exams. I really appreciate it. Thank you.
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Great video, so useful! you made it really easy. Thanks Dirty
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Can you possibly do one on antibiotics/microbials? Love your videos by the way!!! Thanks so much for making them
Please do a video on antibiotics!!
Thank you, Sir... plz upload part 2 as well
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In hepatis C NS5B inhibitor which is a RNA -DEPENDENT RNA polymerase is supposed to block step n0 .3 right?
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Cellular enzymes add the 2nd and 3rd phosphate
This is just in time for my Microbiology shelf exam. Thank you so much! Please upload the HIV drugs too before saturday!
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Part 2 pretty please 🤓🤓
Dirty, the absolute worst topic to learn is pediatric developmental milestones. If you could make a video for that I would be eternally grateful.
Christopher Patrick he already did
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desperately waiting Viral Hepatitis doc
You're an incredible teacher! Btw please do anti-HIV video.
Can you also please do Molecular cell videos too? Thank you 🙏 so much in advance
Can you do one about NSAIIs and Antibiotics? And I wonder why you didn't mention other Hepatitis types?
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Please do an HiV antiviral video
Great video mate amazing job! I think there is mis-spelling. It is Simeprevir
Hey Dirty! Thank you for your videos, I know you're working hard to bring us these videos. Could you please make a video on the high yield microbiology. Thank you
It’s a huge topic of that I would need to break into several smaller videos
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This is what sketchy is for
Is this for step 2 only? I heard him say step 2 and I’m studying for step 1?
You need to know this for step 1.
l-e-d-i-p-A-svir (5A)
s-o-f-o-s-B-uvir (5B)
3:39 6:14 8:11 10:15 11:12 12:29 17:27 18:40 fo SSS carnet
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Search on here USMLE biostatistics. There’s a guy i think his names Dr. randy something who Dirty endorsed for his bio stats review. It’s good
Very interesting! However 1) the antivirals in the AMI group would also block exosomes- due to exosomes uptake of sialic acid, and therefore also affect exosomes' action on T-cells by inhibiting them. Wouldn't this be hugely problematic and compromise the immune system? 2) the antivirals in the cyclone group, wouldn't it also inhibit RNA polymerase in cardiac cells as well as other normal cells due to its inhibition of thyamine kinase? This would mean that normal cells wouldn't be able to replicate. Thoughts?
the drugs are activate by the virus....the first phosphylation step, making it more specific to cells infected by the virus.
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thymidine kinase, not thymididine kinase, which you keep on saying. I get this too with phenylalanine lol
Hi sir.
Isn't part 2 yet available,???
Part 2 of this video Non HIV drugs ??
Sofo5Buvir
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your video would be half as long and easier to watch if you didnt wast so much time saying "this is like so high yield" like every 5 seconds
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