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Title Marmara Pharmaceutical Journal of Research in Pharmacy Journal of Research in Pharmacy2022 , Vol 26 Issue 2
Edition 2022 , Vol 26 Issue 2
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Abstract/Notes ABSTRACT: Drug biotransformation is a critical process in metabolic elimination of drugs. It occurs mainly in the liver
as well as in other tissues such as kidney and small intestine and consists of three stages: Phase I, Phase II and Phase III.
Drugs are converted to a more polar and hydrophilic metabolites during Phase I and Phase II, which are excreted by a
variety of membrane transporters such as P-glycoprotein and Multidrug Resistance Protein 1 in Phase III. Cytochrome
P450 enzyme isoforms achieve 80% of Phase I metabolism. It is well described that there is inter-individual drug
response variability such as adverse drug reactions or reduced drug efficacy and that genetic variation within the
sequence of biotransformation-related genes affects these different therapeutic outcomes observed between individuals.
However, genetic factors cannot completely explain inter-individual differences. Recent studies have shown that
epigenetic factors such as histone modification, DNA methylation and non-coding miRNAs heavily influence drug
biotransformation through post-transcriptional regulation of metabolism gene expression. It is important to understand
the causes of alterations in drug metabolism since varied biotransformation may lead to adverse drug effects or a loss
of efficacy. Therefore, in this review, the effects of miRNAs in CYP450 gene expression will be discussed briefly in the
light of recent studies.
KEYWORDS: miRNA; CYP450; Gene Expression; Epigenetics; Inter-individual difference.
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