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SMALL ORGANIC
MOLECULES
9/2/2021 1
KARNATAKA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
BANGALORE-64
FACILITATED TO-
Mrs. AKKAMMA.H G
DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACEUTIC ALANALYSIS
PRESENTED BY-
Mr. PRAMOD SARRAF
M.PHARM 2nd SEM
SMALL ORGANIC MOLECULES
• The vast majority of chemical compounds used as drugs are small
molecules of molecular weight 200 to 300 Da. Most of these
compounds are weak acids or weak bases and the drugs
themselves are usually in the form of salts, the particular salt
being chosen for its physicochemical properties in the
formulation stages rather than its pharmacology; once in the
body, buffering in the blood and other fluids makes the original
salt form mainly irrelevant to its subsequent biological activity.
9/2/2021 2
• A few of these small molecular weight drugs may be uncharged,
relatively lipophilic molecules, such as the steroids. Other
uncharged drugs include esters, which may be active or may act as
prodrugs releasing either an acid drug or an alcohol, and quaternary
amines.
Examples of Organic Molecules Used as Drugs
Uncharged Steroids
Acetylsalicylates
Phenacetin
9/2/2021 3
• The neutral character of steroid drugs, esters, and ethers means that the
partition of such compounds into organic solvents is independent of the pH.
This property gives good scope for partial purification of such compounds
by simply removing the acids and bases from an organic extract by
successive washes with dilute acid and dilute alkalis; final washing with
distilled water and drying by simple filtration through sodium sulfate or
cellulose gives a relatively clean extract for urine samples, but the presence
of lipids in plasma or serum is more problematic and requires careful choice
of organic solvent for extraction. On the other hand, aqueous samples
containing weak bases and weak acids as analytes can be readily defatted
with a hexane wash. Thus, the charged nature of the small-molecule drug is
an important consideration in the analytical determination.
9/2/2021 4
CONJUGATES
• Few drugs are administered as conjugates, but many drugs form conjugates in vivo. It was
originally thought that formation of conjugates was a final step in making xenobiotics water
soluble for elimination in the urine and thus little attention was given to the analysis of the
conjugates. However, the presence of enzymes responsible for xenobiotic metabolism,
including the formation of conjugates, is now recognized as an important parameter in
determining the individual's genetic control of his own metabolism.
• The classical procedure in determining conjugates was to assay the sample for unchanged drug
and then after a suitable hydrolytic procedure determine the “total" drug; the difference
between the two procedures would be considered the amount of conjugated drug. By using
selective hydrolysis, either by carefully controlled pH conditions, or by using enzymes
considered specific for particular conjugates, such
9/2/2021 5
as p-glucuronidase for morphine glucouronide and sulfatase attempts
could be made to determine the individual conjugates.
• However, chemical hydrolysis could also degrade the drug itself, and
enzyme hydrolyses were less specific than hoped, or else would not
always be complete.
• There have been many successful approaches to direct profiling of drugs
and drug metabolites in biological fluids. The ability of liquid
chromatography to work with a wide variety of structurally diverse
compounds has made it very useful in this area and the powerful
structural tools of physical chemistry are now also being used to assess
the content of untreated biological fluids, sometimes with no
chromatographic purification.
9/2/2021 6
CHIRALITY
• That fact that almost all synthesized drugs which had an
asymmetric carbon were marketed as racemates. The whole
basis of organic chemical structure is based on the tetrahedral
carbon atom and the concept of mirror-image isomers is an
inevitable consequence. Many of the synthetic drugs initially
produced by the pharmaceutical industry were semisynthetic and
based on naturally occurring precursors such as steroids and B-
lactams. Fortuitously, the marketed compounds were optically
pure, and any consideration of enantiomeric forms of the drug
did not normally arise.
9/2/2021 7
• Propranolol and ibuprofen probably represent, respectively,
cases where one isomer is pharmacologically inactive at the
doses used, or the inactive enantiomer is converted in vivo to the
active isomer. As such, any clinical implications may not be
expected, and there would be no harm in using the cheaper
produced version of the drug. However, ignoring the presence of
the second isomer may lead the unsuspecting pharmacokinetics
or clinical pharmacologist to assume that the presence of
enantiomers can also be ignored. If indeed the enantiomers are
handled by metabolizing enzymes and transport proteins in an
identical manner, there would be no problem, but considering
such processes can be highly stereochemically selective.
9/2/2021 8
• Because of the unavailability of chirally selective
analytical methods, and perhaps more importantly
because of the general unawareness that a problem
may exist, the separate pharmacokinetics of
enantiomers were not reported for many drugs in the
literature until about 10 years ago.
9/2/2021 9
• A recent paper on aspects of chiral high-performance liquid
chromatography in pharmaceutical analysis includes the current
European regulatory viewpoint on racemates vs. single isomers. Chiral
problems are not limited to the parent drug; in some cases a nonchiral
center can be introduced by metabolic processes,
• The success of the bioanalyst in devising chiral separations for following
separate enantiomers following dosing of racemates has undoubtedly
influenced the trend toward single-isomer products. This success has,
paradoxically, diminished the very reason for the development of such
methods; if the drug dosed is a pure enantiomer, then there will be no
need to follow the isomer that was not dosed!
9/2/2021 10
References
• SLIDE SHARE
• PULSE PUBLICATION
• WIKIPEDIA BIOCHEMISTRY
9/2/2021 11
9/2/2021 12

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Small organic molecules

  • 1. SMALL ORGANIC MOLECULES 9/2/2021 1 KARNATAKA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY BANGALORE-64 FACILITATED TO- Mrs. AKKAMMA.H G DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACEUTIC ALANALYSIS PRESENTED BY- Mr. PRAMOD SARRAF M.PHARM 2nd SEM
  • 2. SMALL ORGANIC MOLECULES • The vast majority of chemical compounds used as drugs are small molecules of molecular weight 200 to 300 Da. Most of these compounds are weak acids or weak bases and the drugs themselves are usually in the form of salts, the particular salt being chosen for its physicochemical properties in the formulation stages rather than its pharmacology; once in the body, buffering in the blood and other fluids makes the original salt form mainly irrelevant to its subsequent biological activity. 9/2/2021 2
  • 3. • A few of these small molecular weight drugs may be uncharged, relatively lipophilic molecules, such as the steroids. Other uncharged drugs include esters, which may be active or may act as prodrugs releasing either an acid drug or an alcohol, and quaternary amines. Examples of Organic Molecules Used as Drugs Uncharged Steroids Acetylsalicylates Phenacetin 9/2/2021 3
  • 4. • The neutral character of steroid drugs, esters, and ethers means that the partition of such compounds into organic solvents is independent of the pH. This property gives good scope for partial purification of such compounds by simply removing the acids and bases from an organic extract by successive washes with dilute acid and dilute alkalis; final washing with distilled water and drying by simple filtration through sodium sulfate or cellulose gives a relatively clean extract for urine samples, but the presence of lipids in plasma or serum is more problematic and requires careful choice of organic solvent for extraction. On the other hand, aqueous samples containing weak bases and weak acids as analytes can be readily defatted with a hexane wash. Thus, the charged nature of the small-molecule drug is an important consideration in the analytical determination. 9/2/2021 4
  • 5. CONJUGATES • Few drugs are administered as conjugates, but many drugs form conjugates in vivo. It was originally thought that formation of conjugates was a final step in making xenobiotics water soluble for elimination in the urine and thus little attention was given to the analysis of the conjugates. However, the presence of enzymes responsible for xenobiotic metabolism, including the formation of conjugates, is now recognized as an important parameter in determining the individual's genetic control of his own metabolism. • The classical procedure in determining conjugates was to assay the sample for unchanged drug and then after a suitable hydrolytic procedure determine the “total" drug; the difference between the two procedures would be considered the amount of conjugated drug. By using selective hydrolysis, either by carefully controlled pH conditions, or by using enzymes considered specific for particular conjugates, such 9/2/2021 5
  • 6. as p-glucuronidase for morphine glucouronide and sulfatase attempts could be made to determine the individual conjugates. • However, chemical hydrolysis could also degrade the drug itself, and enzyme hydrolyses were less specific than hoped, or else would not always be complete. • There have been many successful approaches to direct profiling of drugs and drug metabolites in biological fluids. The ability of liquid chromatography to work with a wide variety of structurally diverse compounds has made it very useful in this area and the powerful structural tools of physical chemistry are now also being used to assess the content of untreated biological fluids, sometimes with no chromatographic purification. 9/2/2021 6
  • 7. CHIRALITY • That fact that almost all synthesized drugs which had an asymmetric carbon were marketed as racemates. The whole basis of organic chemical structure is based on the tetrahedral carbon atom and the concept of mirror-image isomers is an inevitable consequence. Many of the synthetic drugs initially produced by the pharmaceutical industry were semisynthetic and based on naturally occurring precursors such as steroids and B- lactams. Fortuitously, the marketed compounds were optically pure, and any consideration of enantiomeric forms of the drug did not normally arise. 9/2/2021 7
  • 8. • Propranolol and ibuprofen probably represent, respectively, cases where one isomer is pharmacologically inactive at the doses used, or the inactive enantiomer is converted in vivo to the active isomer. As such, any clinical implications may not be expected, and there would be no harm in using the cheaper produced version of the drug. However, ignoring the presence of the second isomer may lead the unsuspecting pharmacokinetics or clinical pharmacologist to assume that the presence of enantiomers can also be ignored. If indeed the enantiomers are handled by metabolizing enzymes and transport proteins in an identical manner, there would be no problem, but considering such processes can be highly stereochemically selective. 9/2/2021 8
  • 9. • Because of the unavailability of chirally selective analytical methods, and perhaps more importantly because of the general unawareness that a problem may exist, the separate pharmacokinetics of enantiomers were not reported for many drugs in the literature until about 10 years ago. 9/2/2021 9
  • 10. • A recent paper on aspects of chiral high-performance liquid chromatography in pharmaceutical analysis includes the current European regulatory viewpoint on racemates vs. single isomers. Chiral problems are not limited to the parent drug; in some cases a nonchiral center can be introduced by metabolic processes, • The success of the bioanalyst in devising chiral separations for following separate enantiomers following dosing of racemates has undoubtedly influenced the trend toward single-isomer products. This success has, paradoxically, diminished the very reason for the development of such methods; if the drug dosed is a pure enantiomer, then there will be no need to follow the isomer that was not dosed! 9/2/2021 10
  • 11. References • SLIDE SHARE • PULSE PUBLICATION • WIKIPEDIA BIOCHEMISTRY 9/2/2021 11

Editor's Notes

  1. monomer: small carbon molecules eg; amino acid polymer:chain of link monomers;eg protein
  2. Molecules that is formed by combination of two different molecules belongs to different group Eg:lipids+proteins=lipoprotein
  3. Unsymetrical molecule: plane os, cos, axis of symmetry, alternate axis of symetry