I am a Board Certified Psychiatric
Pharmacy Specialist and an
Assistant Professor of Pharmacy
Practice at Florida A&M University,
College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical
Sciences, Miami Center.
This site is a resource for
those of you interested in psychiatric medications and drug interactions.
Sit back, relax, and enjoy the tranquility of my dolphin friends as you explore my website.
Would you like to get some
handouts ready for printing and
view some of my lecture materials?
Click
here for a compilation of
PSYCHIATRY
AND JOURNALS HOT LINKS
Links to my P450 Hepatic Enzyme Charts
The following charts are in .jpg format and contain the following:
1. P450 Enzymes (SPECIFIC ENZYMES WHICH METABOLIZE CERTAIN DRUGS)
2. Substrates of the medications -- both generic and brand name (SPECIFIC DRUG NAMES)
3. Inhibitors of the specific enzymes (THESE CAUSE DRUGS NOT TO BE METABOLIZED AS FAST AS NORMAL)
4. Inducers of the specific enzymes (THESE CAUSE DRUGS TO BE METABOLIZED FASTER THAN NORMAL)
5. Polymorphisms (GENETIC VARIATIONS OF THESE ENZYMES IN GROUPS OF INDIVIDUALS)
P450 1A2, 2B6, 2C9/19, and 2E1 Enzymes
Also see the downloadable version of these tables for printing
Other P450 Enzyme information links on the web
HERE
ARE SOME PSYCHIATRY CARTOONS AND HUMOR THAT I'VE SCANNED
Many
thanks are due to David A. Flockhart, MD, Ph.D.,
in
the Division of Clinical Pharmacology at Georgetown University
for
inspiring me to finish updating the P450 tables posted on my webpages.
If
you
have
comments
or
suggestions,
email
me
at
rxpsych@yahoo.com
Leonard
Rappa, Pharm.D., BCPP