MECHANISM OF THIOAMIDE ANTITHYROID DRUG ASSOCIATED HYPOPROTHROMBINEMIA
@article{Lipsky1988MECHANISMOT, title={MECHANISM OF THIOAMIDE ANTITHYROID DRUG ASSOCIATED HYPOPROTHROMBINEMIA}, author={JamesJ. Lipsky and Mar{\'i}a Pilar Orgaz Gallego}, journal={Drug Metabolism and Drug Interactions}, year={1988}, volume={6}, pages={317 - 326} }
The thioamide class of antithyroid drugs has been associated with the development of hypoprothrombinemia. Two drugs in this class, propylthiouracil and methimazole, resemble the methyltetrazole-thiol leaving group of certain cephalosporin antibiotics. Both were found in vitro to inhibit the vitamin K dependent step in clotting factor synthesis, the gamma-carboxylation of glutamic acid with 50 per cent inhibitory concentrations of 2 mM for propylthiouracil and 0.1 mM for methimazole. Methimazole…
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