Ab initio investigation of interactions between models of membrane-active compounds and polar groups of membranes: complexes involving amine, ether, amide, phosphate, and carboxylate.
Ab initio investigation of interactions between models of membrane-active compounds and polar groups of membranes: complexes involving amine, ether, amide, phosphate, and carboxylate.
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从头算研究膜活性化合物模型和膜极性基团之间的相互作用:涉及胺、醚、酰胺、磷酸盐和羧酸盐的复合物。
DOI:
10.1002/jps.2600800409
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发表时间:
1991
影响因子:
3.8
通讯作者:
Scheiner,S
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作者:
Remko,M;Scheiner,S
Ab initio (MINI-1) molecular orbital calculations were performed on model systems to investigate the hydrogen bonds and proton transfer between antiarrhythmics and polar groups of the cell membrane, Methylamine cation, dimethyl ether, and N-methylacetamide served as models of associative sites for the antiarrhythmics mexiletine and tocainide. Formate and phosphate anions, the methylamine cation, and formamide were chosen as models for the membrane polar groups. Protonated methylamine forms a very strong complex with the formate and phosphate anions. However, the formate COO-group is a better proton acceptor than the phosphate PO-4group. The effect of specific hydration on the proton potential functions was investigated in the HCOO-…+HNH2CH3and H2PO4…+HNH2CH3systems. The proton potential functions, calculated at the equilibrium distancesRO…N, with a single minimum were found. The ab initio calculations at the longerRO…N= 0.275 nm distance indicate double-minimum potentials. The increasing hydration stabilizes a second minimum corresponding to the charged O-…+HN structures. The complexes involving the amide and ether groups of tocainide and mexiletine and the protonated primary amine group of the membrane are considerably weaker. The weakest hydrogen bonds are formed by the amine group of the drug (in its neutral and ionized state) with the peptide group.