Binding kinetics calculations of the inclusion of some benzoic acid derivatives and paracetamol in β CD
Résumé
This theoretical study is designed to identify the main driving forces of the inclusion of some benzoic acid (BA) derivatives as well as Paracetamol (ParCM) with β-cyclodextrin (β-CD) by computing the kinetics of binding. Unbiased molecular dynamics (MD) simulations were carried out. The guest molecules were used in ionized and non-ionized states. Based on the computed values of the dissociation rate constant koff, the hydrophobic interactions were discussed. The results show that the more hydrophobic molecule in the non-ionized state give most stable complexes; whereas in the ionized state, less hydrophobic molecules give most stable complexes, meaning a clear charge effect. The low percentage of time of observed H-bonds during the MD simulations is an indication that ones may play only a secondary role in the stability of the non-ionized inclusion complexes, and they don’t play any role in the stability of the ionized complexes. The comparison between the obtained results and those obtained experimentally gives a reasonably agreement.
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