Computations of Noncovalent π Interactions

Computations of Noncovalent π Interactions
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10.1002/9780470399545.ch1
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2009-01
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C. Sherrill
C. Sherrill
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Noncovalent interactions govern such processes as protein folding, supramolecular assembly, crystal packing of organics, and drug binding. After hydrogen bonding and strong electrostatic interactions (eg, charge–charge, charge–dipole, and dipole–dipole), the most significant noncovalent interactions in biological applications are probably those involving aromatic π systems. 1 For example, π–π interactions between aromatic rings help stabilize the double helix of DNA and RNA. 2 Protein structures are influenced by a variety of noncovalent interactions including π–π, 3, 4 C–H/π, 5 and S/π interactions6–8 between side chains. Drugs that intercalate between base pairs in DNA and RNA are bound largely due to π–π and cation–π interactions. 9 Proteins that bind DNA or RNA utilize such noncovalent interactions as cation–π, 10, 11 π–π, 11 and C–H/π. 12 These π interactions can be equally critical in materials chemistry applications, including self-assembled supramolecular architectures. 13, 14 For example, molecular wires can be formed from stacks of aromatic macrocycles. 15 The binding of small molecules to carbon nanotubes16 and attraction between graphene sheets17 are both determined by noncovalent π interactions. The crystal structure and charge-transport properties of π-conjugated organic materials are also largely determined by π–π interactions. 18