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SPORANOX (itraconazole), 1818

SPRYCEL (dasatinib), 1732

Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC)

bleomycin for, 1823

prevention of, sunscreens and, 1828

SR 16234, 1756, 1759

SR 49059, 715t, 717

SR 121463A, 715t

SREBP. See Sterol regulatory element–

binding protein (SREBP)

SSR 149415, 715t, 717

SSR240612, 932

structure of, 928t

SSRIs. See Selective serotoninreuptake

inhibitors (SSRIs)

Stabilization, of poisoned patient, 82

Staphylococcal infections, penicillin

for, 1486

Staphylococcus aureus, pyoderma

caused by, 1817

Staphylococcus aureus, ABC

transporter in, 100f

Stargardt syndrome, 104t

Statins, 752–753, 885, 892–898,

896–897

absorption, metabolism, and

excretion of, 895–896

as antianginal agents, 752

cardioprotective effects of, 894–895

chemistry of, 893–894, 893f

and coagulatoin, 895

combination therapy, with

ezetimibe, 904

combination therapy with other

lipid-lowering drugs, 898,

903

contraindications to, 897

and C-reactive protein, 895

dosage of, required to achieve

reduction in LDL-C, 895t

drug interactions with, 896–897

and endothelial function, 895

and HDL-C levels, 894

hepatic transporters and, 109

hepatotoxicity, 896

history of, 893

and inflammation, 895

and LDL-C levels, 894, 895t

and lipoprotein oxidation, 895

mechanism of action of, 894

myopathy caused by, 896

and plaque stability, 895

polymorphisms and response to,

159t, 160t, 161t

and pregnancy, 897

and reproductive health, 897

Statins (Cont.):

rhabdomyolysis caused by, 896

safety of, 897

selection of, 897

structure of, 893f

therapeutic uses of, 897–898

triglyceride reduction by, 894

and vascular dysfunction, 808

Stavudine, 1626t

absorption of, 1633

antiviral activity of, 1633

chemistry of, 1633

distribution of, 1633

drug interactions with, 1634

elimination of, 1633

mechanism of action of, 1633

pharmacokinetics of, 1630t

precautions with, 1634

resistance to, 1633

therapeutic uses of, 1634

untoward effects of, 1633–1634

Steady-state distribution, 32

Steatorrhea, 1346

Stem cell factor (SCF), 1070t

Stent(s), drug-eluting, 772

Stents, drug-eluting, 23

Stereoisomers, 43

Steroid(s)

ocular effects of, 1789, 1792

topical, for pruritus, 1828t

toxicity of, 1789

Steroidogenesis

inhibitors, 1766–1767

pathways, 1766, 1766f

Steroid receptor superfamily, 1809

Steroids, polymorphisms and response

to, 159t

Steroid synthesis, 127

Steroid X receptor (SXR), 97

Sterol regulatory element–binding

protein (SREBP), 883, 902

Sterol regulatory element–binding

protein (SREBP) cleavage

activating protein, 883

STI 565 (imatinib mesylate), 1732

Stimulant laxatives, 1333–1334

STN. See Solitary tract nucleus (STN)

Stomach

defenses against acid, 1310

ethanol and, 637

opioids and, 497

platelet-activating factor and, 955

Stomach cancer, drugs for,

1668t–1670t

Stool-wetting agents, 1333

Stop codon, 148f

Stratum corneum

barrier function, 1803, 1804f

age and, 1806

drug penetration through,

1804–1805

reservoir function, 1803, 1804f

structure and function of, 1803,

1804f

thickness, 1803, 1804f

Streptococcal infections, penicillin for,

1486

Streptococcus pyogenes, pyoderma

caused by, 1817

Streptogramins, 1535–1537

Streptokinase, 866

pharmacokinetics of, 1889t

Streptomycin, 1517

Streptozocin, 1668t–1670t

Stress-related ulcers, 1321

Stress response, ACTH secretion and,

1214

STROMECTOL (ivermectin), 1819

Stromelysin-1 polymorphism, 161t

Strongyloides stercoralis, 1445–1446,

1456

Structure-activity relationships, drug

design and, 43–44

Study design, pharmacogenetic,

151–165

Subcorneal pustular dermatosis,

dapsone for, 1823

Subcutaneous administration,

20t, 22

Sublingual administration, 21

Submucosal plexus, 174, 175

Subscription, in prescription, 1879

Substance abuse. See Drug abuse and

addiction

Substance P, 172, 182

and vasopressin secretion, 704

Substance P receptor antagonists, as

antinausea agent, 1344

Substituted urea(s), for neoplastic

disease, 1668t–1670t

Substrates, transporters and,

93, 94f

Succimer, 1874

as antidote, 86t

Succinimides, 596

Succinylcholine

action of, 260

characteristics of, 264t

dosing of, 265t

histamine and, 914

paralysis with, 261

structure of, 259f

2073

INDEX

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